ever heard of Microsoft?

given the situation, An International History of Fascism, is overdue.

what got regex to do with critical thinking?

how does he know that the solution is elegant and appropriate?

and it turned out to be too little…

it’s a terrible world.

sorry, this is a no-brainer. and Trey should really use global constants.

both have no clue.

it’s quiet noisy, maybe reduce content, very mixed typography. maybe state at the start what the purpose of this collection is supposed to be. i have no clue.

And the average case for an example like Down’s Syndrome is pretty bad.

with my experience as care-taker i cannot agree. is there scientific knowledge that you can cite that’d explain me how divergent my experiences are from the averaged realities.

plenty of severe mental disabilities seem much less horrible for the people themselves than for their caretakers

in germany we consider this as an original national-socialist thought and expressing such would disqualify you in public discourse.

it’s not recommended to boast about your ignorance.

anthromorphistic sick shit.

for checking the wheather i actually use Windows.

it was a kitchen job at that time and with the shutdown in place i would have had “personal free time”.

i was involved with a computer scene some years earlier than that. neither were videos or emails a use-case at the time, yet you could have playful and educating interactions with the available devices.

Hell, imagine if covid had hit 25 years earlier. The fuck would’ve we been doing?

playing computer games. organizing the CD collection. watching TV shows. mastering a skill like programming or image editing on the computer system at hand. masturbating to VHS porn. having long, undisturbed landline conversations. reading books.

but when you use Play Store and such tracking applications, you have already sold your privacy. how are unskippable ads making the situation worse?

how does this affect privacy?

pew also seems like it’s only a venv manager

exactly. ✨

and it hasn’t been updated in five years.

and it still does its job pleasantly.

This seems to be a more complicated UX than pew provides. it has never been hyped though.