Kabaka

I’ll be honest, I wrote that in anticipation of someone bringing up old gripes. Snopes generally does good work.

I hadn’t realized just how long it had been, and frankly barely remembered what happened. There have always been accusations of bias or quality issues, but the thing that got people really upset was this:

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/deansterlingjones/snopes-cofounder-plagiarism-mikkelson

As I recall, they kept the cofounder on as an executive after this, and that did more reputational damage.

I know Snopes has some issues, but they seemingly did the legwork already, so:

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/nobody-wants-to-work-anymore/

The main installation method young people run into nowadays is the Steam or phone app store experience: search for the thing in the store, click “install,” wait briefly, click “open.” Installing a program from a website or physical media is not as common an activity as it used to be — other than installing Steam itself or similar, for example, which is a quickly forgotten inconvenience.

I once lived in a rental that had the dispenser mounted on the wall right beside the tank. Twisting and contorting to reach it was a painful and annoying experience. No clue what the owners were thinking. I eventually bought a freestanding holder to put somewhere more ergonomic.