Get a metal colander.

You already succeeded by noticing and asking this question. People who are old or stubborn in this way were born that way and never grew out of it.

If they were different when new then it likely has to do with what threads were available at the time of production.

Reasonable doubt applies to criminal law. Civil law only requires the preponderance of evidence.

lol with pleasure I now block a troll.

You mentioned the law. I gave an example. Then you moved the goalposts. Grow up.

Don’t engage. Low effort edge troll.

The law also sent Rosa Parks to jail.

Not sure why you’re trying to give up your rights, but ok.

YAY!

I’m not saying that I accept their word, which I am apparently failing at conveying. I am a technology director myself and agree that it’s not any effort. I’m just saying that they will lie and charge you money.

What I mean is that if a human has to interact with you, you have to pay for that time. That, at least, would be the justification.

It’s that someone has to do work and they want things to be automated. Everything with a fee is to cover salaries.

What a backwards and projecting take. Keep your pessimistic views to yourself.

Oh this is me. Their house is packed and they keep buying more shit and going on international cruises. We’ll get nothing.

Other side, sure. On the entrance side you might stub your toe.

Any chance you have a frienemy that is doing shenanigans?

You should still be able to use something like Lynx to browse and search. There’s no reason to block basic functionality except that you can and don’t care.

Millennials are children of boomers. Boomers were having children up to the late 90s. You cast a very wide net.

Actually there is some truth to this SPECIFICALLY with Boomers. After the War, Western countries rebuilt economic powerhouses up to a certain point, after which the ladder was pulled up. Boomers had more opportunities than any generation before or after them.