I think it's just for the cheap version of Windows, like "Home" or whatever.

Good for them. Respect++.

This.

Also, food deserts are a thing. Poor communities often don't have access to good food, at all.

It's expensive to be poor, and in this case the price is in one's health.

Wow, he's living in 2012 or whatever. A true time traveler.

But also this for balance:

A Generation Lost In The Bazaar https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2349257

I honestly read this every year. There are some deep lessons there that are so important for software and product development in general. It gets better every time I read it.

In this thread: people bending over backwards to defend their insane, non-logical unit of measurement

Can we just celebrate good apps instead of go all out "too indie for you"?