So it’s your opinion that corporations were not greedy before 2020?

Is it truly your belief that corporations were not greedy over the last 15 years, but somehow got really greedy at the same time that there were major supply chain shocks across the planet? Or is it more likely that “corporate greed” is a more enticing answer to a complex economic problem?

If the price increases were purely inflation then it would stand to reason that profits wouldn’t have gone up so much

During inflation, the value of EVERYTHING goes up. Companies pull in more money because money is not worth as much as it was

It’s just inflation. Corporate greed is a poor excuse for price increases

I started prepping for the next pandemic. Getting my nonoerishable foods stored up

How is day smaller than month? There are up to 12 values for month, but up to 31 for days

I’ll take “dad’s who die alone in retirement homes” for 3000, Alex

Buy a rolex if you want to impress other guys with rolexes. Literally nobody else cares

At my company I start all new projects without a framework. I try to write things in templated backend frameworks with no javascript on the frontend. If I need javascript, I try to use web components, styled with modular css in the shadow dom.

However, this sometimes requires an absurd amount of build tool configuration with webpack in order to get static asset and typescript loading working just perfectly. I end up kind of just writing my own framework instead

Hoping this results in more people writing 3D games from scratch

It’s like a better version of npm. monorepos work better with yarn