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Can anyone think of things less likely to need an internet connection?
I don't have enough time to even categorize them, much less count them! Who would have ever imagined that server companies had marketing departments!
On the other hand, after creating "clouds", there were no limits! I do believe <
David Hannum> was correct, "There's a sucker born every minute!" On the third hand (virtual, cloud-based, of course), it could be important to know that the commode tank was empty even though no one was home...
After viewing he vid (is anyone concerned about my lack of marginally important things I should be doing?), it seems to me that there is much work remaining. Too many times the human hand was used!
How did the ingredients get into the 'pot'?How did those ingredients get to the house?Were they paid for with Paypal?What did the people (the seemingly bored people sitting on the couch) do during that "three hours later"?How did the serving plate arrive at the table?!Why was a human required to get the 'bread' out of the 'pot'?So many questions, so little time.
Perhaps that abundance of time is why this was done in Greece; currently suffering from an unemployment rate of 25% with ATM withdrawals limited to ~60€ (possibly Drachma's [ ₯ ] tomorrow...) a day!
Maybe I'm simply still complaining about the "no bread" diet I'm "enjoying"!
