Most people experiencing homelessness are approached repeatedly by workers hoping to get them into programs that will provide them work, housing, mental healthcare.
There's a lot of complexity, like people who appear homeless but do have a place to sleep, but appear mentally ill.
For the most part, people in these situations are not looking for work or housing.
I do strongly agree about specific kinds of relaxing.
* Clear and concise approvals process
* No more NIMBY BS
* Impact based assessment (similar to Japans)
* Possibly goals to encourage desired types of use (but not hard LIMIT beyond disallowed!)
While at the same time, the quality of built items should be increased. That is the minimum code should reflect a value that produces a good quality of life for those in the buildings at a reasonable expenditure of resources over the lifetime of the building.
Heres the part list for the iPhone 17 Pro tool kit:
Case 1
661-17619 - Heated Display Removal Fixture
661-52832 - Heated Display Pocket
Case 2
923-02657 - Battery Press
661-08916 - Display Press
923-01092 - Adhesive Cutter
922-5065 - Nylon Probe (Black Stick)
923-0248 - Black Torque Driver Kit
923-00738 - Gray Torque Driver
923-00105 - Green Torque Driver
923-0448 - Blue Torque Driver
923-01290 - Micro Stix® Bit
923-02066 - Super screw Bit
923-02995 - Adjustable torque driver (10-34 Ncm)
923-09176 - Adhesive Removal Tool
923-09177 - JCIS Bit for Adjustable Torque Driver
923-09962 - Superscrew Bit for Adjustable Torque Driver
923-08085 - Teal Torque Driver
923-08131 - Orange Torque Driver
923-07594 - Torx Plus 4IP 25mm bit
923-09721 - Housing Protective Cover
923-10961 - Display Protective Cover
923-12855 - Repair Tray
923-13313 - Back Protective Cover
Magnetizer
ESD-safe tweezers
Case 3
923-13470 - Logic Board Dock
923-12856 - Logic Board Dock Insert (mmWave)
923-13465 - Logic Board Dock Insert (non-mmWave)
This is not “self service,” this is service that requires professional level tools and skills masquerading as self-service to satisfy regulators.
I think that Apple wants it to be this complicated so they can tell regulators “See? We complied but it’s totally insane, we told you users can’t possibly repair their own equipment!”
Apple also has a long history of making repair difficult for third party repair companies.
Meanwhile, the battery replacement process for the Fairphone only requires one tool:
From what perspective? The individual flight operators maximize their earnings by running as many flights as they can, and charging as much as they can. Individuals who need transportation also maximize their utility from the same thing.
The cancellations are because of rising prices, that doesn't mean they can get fuel, just that the current price makes the destination unprofitable. (Technically this should free up some fuel).
But I was thinking from a political perspective, allowing airlines to just fly destinations that frankly aren't needed, like vacation hotspots, seems ill advised, if you truly expect to run out off fuel. The reality is that Europe won't run out of jet fuel, it's airlines can pay for the fuel it needs, for the destinations it requires, but prices will go up. Poorer countries will run out, because the fuel is worth more in Europe and will be redirected.
Yep I myself changed my holiday plans from Tokyo to a nice Greek villa. Because I know that ticket prices for Asian flights will skyrocket.
That's how scarcity is dealt with: raising prices.
Long term the government will have to look into reshoring some refineries I suppose.
> allowing airlines to just fly destinations that frankly aren't needed
What exactly is a "needed" destination and who decides that? Who is going to shoulder the financial loss for banning airlines from flying to popular spots?
If you ban airlines, why not other industries too? Why not private individuals too?
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