This topic is interesting. I am on the condo board in a 20 unit association, mostly attached townhomes. The biggest issue is the person in the "owners" unit, the one with the most invested, not playing ball with the other units.
That said if anyone has tips on good condo management companies in the Boston area, let me know!
Tell that to the lawyers who are paid lots of money to be risk adverse. As others point out, the law operates on precedent, no lawyer wants their decision to be the one that makes their employer a test piece.
> Also it's frankly weird how the last capitalist era there is basically enshrined in their culture
No, I think your first list perfectly enshrines the effects of modern day capitalism on modern day Cuba...
> garbage EVERYWHERE, many toilets have to ration toiled paper (!), not to mention, no incentive to clean the bathrooms, many restaurants had bland flavors due to the inability to order specialty food items and spices and only work with the bulk items the government gives you
>Do smart contracts have a way to dispute an outcome?
Yes, but you have to write code to implement dispute resolution, which in turn implies you have to devise a form of "proof" to be presented to the contract. This can be tricky (or impossible).
I'm a paying customer but can anyone tell me why shuffle play is the default? If i'm listening to an album I typically want to listen to it from start to finish and the extra clicks to do that are annoying. But there must be a reason it is designed like that?
That's funny - I was thinking today that I really like this feature, but I do think it's an odd default.
I have massive playlists of all random songs, so I like that I can hit the button when I'm on the move to play a random selection of my preselected music.
I expect it's because A/B testing showed that most users preferred that behavior. This makes sense from their radio/playlist-centric model, which seems to de-emphasize single album listening.