My guess, since it sounds like something said to piss people off, is that they pay “too high” bonuses before the bailout because no one can put a number on the risk they take. The bailout money is used to save the company, the CEO may even be fired but he still have his mansion and luxury cars that he paid for by taking a risk at the tax payers expense.

I need to consciously try to eat more vegetables. I should under no circumstances be left unsupervised with candy/chips/cake etc.

I eat about 150-200g of meat per serving and then about twice that by volume on the plate of vegetables. I can only be bothered to eat twice a day.

It’s something I can stick with and it’s about the minimum I can eat before I start raiding the fridge.

I would not rule it out, but if I were to guess it’s not something for me.

I don’t know what bailouts you’re talking about specifically. I’ve not looked into any covid bailouts that may have occurred. What I can answer is how bank bailouts in Sweden during the 2008 crisis worked.

The very short version: A bank can’t pay what it owes. The bank gets an offer from the Government: issue stock and we will buy it for enough money to cover your immediate expenses. Government now owns half the bank, previous shareholders are not happy but owning the other half of the bank is better than owning nothing which is what they would have had otherwise. The government later sells it’s stock to make some of the money back.

The main criticism is that the banks took a risk and made more money, paid higher bonuses than they would have without taking the risk. When the gamble failed the tax payers took the bill. Even after selling the stock for a profit years later the side effects of the financial crisis was overall a big negative for the government.

% income renaining after living expenses.

“Shutdown -P now” in the wrong terminal window and shut down the production server on the other side of the country instead of the test server on my desk. No one noticed but I had to call the IT guy on site to turn it on.

Yanked a cable in an electrical cabinet we were installing and blacked out the entire workshop at the 500 level in the mine. Had to go to the electrician and ask for the key to the transformer station and turn it back on.

Attention yes, but only as a clue to put more effort into understanding.

Remember the password to my email. Create account on site. Log in and remain logged in. When eventually logged out click forgot password. Log into email and click reset link.

If the message was the opposite “you have not pledged to vote Democrat” what would be your guess as to who made it and why?

To me it sounds like trolling.

My dogs need their walks. This is the main exercise I get.

Leftover dinner in a plastic box. Reheated in the microwave at work. Carried by hand to and from my car.

In international politics the “good guys” are the ones that are hostile towards your enemy regardless of any other shortcomings.

The time waiting around when nothing happens is soothing. Then excitement when it gets close. Then I’m not sure how to describe the emotion, the glee a predator feels catching it’s prey? Then a bit of sadness because you ended a life.

Switzerland. Cuckoo clocks.

Mobile reception is fairly good and the hours are long.

I’m currently stood in a forest many km from the nearest inhabited place hunting for moose.

A few birds chirping in the distance. The leaves falling off the trees one by one. The sun slowly rising.

Sounds like you could be. Why is it important to know?

I’ll talk to myself at least once a day, so not very long.

It seems like battery+solar is the cheapest worldwide as of recently.

I am not familiar with UK conditions. Scandinavian winters remain a problem for solar.

Thin. Lots of meat and anything spicy