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this 100%...we've digitized too too much...QR menus at restaurants are the fkng worst
yes, or I prefer no menu at all, open kitchen - seeing as ordering
restaurants are in-person experiences...don't make me stare at a screen again while im there! Do that enough already...
Exactly, I like going to restaurants where elderly locals go, everything is still the old-times way - menus most likely hanging on the walls or no menu at all, handwritten orders, small conversations in between, and the chefs being proud of their food! hahaha
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Electronic menus mean they can increase prices daily without needing to reprint.
That's the answer. Sticky prices aren't a big problem in a stable monetary regime. However, in a highly inflationary period, it's important to be able to adjust prices frequently without constantly printing new menus.
Open source is great for that, I've swapped all my apps for OS ones that work offline only, on GrapheneOS. It's great.
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Remember how people bought a new CD every month or every few months? How bout a new roll of film for every set of 32 photos? Life was objectively worse back then - but it wasn't necessarily less happy
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IMO stuff that's offline. Not everything needs to connect to an app or a remote server. I mean both physical gadgets but also a lot of apps that could just work offline.