Traditionally, cursive is taught in grade school, and keyboarding is taught in middle school. These days kids have spent years developing poor keyboarding habits by the time they reach middle school.

I propose flipping the two. Teach kids keyboarding in grade school so they don't develop bad habits early. In middle school, teach cursive as an art form and work on developing unique and beautiful writing.

That part I understand. It's when a drug goes off patent and is still extremely expensive that I get outraged. R&D costs should be covered by that point, but the "free market" isn't doing its job.

Under current laws, the pharmaceutical company gets to name the price for the licences. I don't see this panning out.

However, patents aren't the only thing driving up drug prices. Despite being off patent, a lot of drugs are still only available from a single supplier. There needs to be more competition, but unfortunately strict government regulations pose a high barrier to entry for competitors. Reducing that barrier, perhaps through some sort of government subsidy, could be a remedy.

It was 13 states, and technically Verizon spunoff a new company called "New Communications" which Frontier purchased.

But yeah. 2010 called and it wants its Verizon back.

I'm a touch typist, and have had people comment on how fast I can type. However, whenever I take a typing test, I clock in at 40-50 wpm.

When I started typing, my slow speed was really frustrating. However, once I reached over 40wpm, it stopped bothering me. I guess how fast my fingers move isn't the limiting factor.

Any decent wallet already has RF blocking as a feature. Only very cheap, or "designer" wallets don't. Example 1, Example 2, Example 3

PiHole's are too much work for me. Just pay the $20/year and have NextDNS manage everything it for you.

How the hell do you watch Netflix?

So they refreshed their website? I wish I could get the Slashdot front page for refreshing a website.

This doesn't sound like a problem with Agile. A single Agile team can create really great products. This is a problem with scaling Agile. Scalability is really Agile's biggest problem.

In case you don't already know barcodes are just fonts.

There are many studies on the topic. Here are some examples (Vox due to lack of paywall)

Don't rely on just the latest one.