Is the door locking mechanism something you can change? If so you could change it to one that doesn't lock when it's closed, only when a key is used.

How do you keep getting locked out? Would it not be easier to remember your keys when you go outside?

I wouldn't view India as a world leader in any field but may be ignorant of some specialities? I know there is innovation but nothing major springs to mind. I'm being lazy though - that can likely be looked up and verified with stats.

Technology wise, it appears to depend on western countries outsourcing work, which isn't necessarily a bad thing but isn't a good thing either since the draw to using India isn't skill but cost. If the cost goes up, the west will stop outsourcing there and go to some other low cost base. (I'm not saying Indians aren't skilled, just that's not the primary reason why outsourcing there is happening, it's all about exploitation from the west in search of more profit).

Politically it seems to have been a dumpster fire for some time and looks like it's trending towards more national extremism. Though that doesn't seem to be unique at all - feels like the world is shifting to more fascist tendencies.

The caste system is especially cruel and I regularly read stories that it's going strong with no signs of stopping. I find that morally repugnant.

The amount of scams against innocent people that originate from India is shocking, and it really appears as though corruption is so high that it's not going to get better any time soon.

Professionally, I deal with Indians semi regularly and it's overall positive. Personally, I've come across a few assholes but the majority have been decent people and none of the issues above ever come up.

LaatPass should not be recommended or used by anyone after the extent of the breach and how they lied about when they eventually told people

https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2023/03/03/why-you-should-stop-using-lastpass-after-new-hack-method-update/

If you don't care then accept you're the reason we can't have nice things.

It's like saying I don't care about freedom of speech because I have nothing important to say.

Why is everything clickbait? I know some communities have rules about keeping the original headline as written but I don't know any that have rules against putting a meaningful description in the post itself. Do you get commission from clicks or are you just trying to collect worthless internet points? I really don't understand the mindset of some posters.

Is anyone surprised? I don't understand why these law firms don't require payment up front for "defendants" like this. I wouldn't represent them for all the money in the world but if I was going to I wouldn't do it on good faith that they'll pay me when the bill becomes due. The minute the owe me a cent, all work stops until payment is received.

Thank you for clarifying this.

I also apologize if this post has hurt Boost - I didn't think it would get a fraction of the visibility it did or even the reactions it did. I edited to add your explanation to make sure anybody who reads it going forward has the full story.

You've done great work on Boost. I really enjoyed the Reddit version and look forward to seeing what you do with it, so thank you.

The beginning of the end for quality and integrity for Studio Ghibli. Can't really blame Miyazaki but this won't be good for fans.

I’ve taken responsibility for my actions

I must have missed the part where she took responsibility - anybody able to point it out?

It's very frustrating that it seems to be a standard response when someone is caught doing something wrong that they are taking responsibility for their actions but what it really means is that you're not supposed to talk about it or hold it against them or even hold them accountable since they already said they are "taking responsibility" for what they did. There is rarely, if ever, even an apology. Sounds like the opposite of taking responsibility to me....