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unbibium t1_j69r17i wrote

Demand for coal skyrocketed when the steam engine was developed to the point that it could be used commercially.

How much coal did society need before it was used to drive factories and locomotives? Certainly not enough to motivate people to send children into mines seven days a week.

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whodiditnotme28 t1_j69qega wrote

Dude right? The company I work for is going more and more paperless and unfortunately cashless too.

It's a dealership of sorts and before when everything was paper we could get a customer in, sell them something, and be outta here in 15 minutes.

Now that everything is computer based it takes an hour and a half to fully process a customer.

It's fucking stupid and when one thing doesn't work you have to start it all over again.

Paper and pen works great with no load screens or error message.

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