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I get that it would probably be a net good if we could keep kids off social media. Unfortunately this is one of those things that the cost of any remotely effective enforcement is higher than the benefit in my view at least.

Philosophers hate this one weird trick

You can’t tell me what to do. My objectives are beyond your understanding

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True but at least deliveries are being supercharged for the next couple of months. Let’s hope it doesn’t come to that though

If the US cuts funding can Ukraine use their remaining stockpile of US weapons without restriction?

Unrealistic, from memory Jigsaw always gave challenges which the victim had at least a chance of completing.

You say you will never find true love but it sounds like you already have, friend.

Now you’re creepin’ with portals

How is it that a county commissioner is held to a higher standard than the president

It’s there right at number one, reading. Nobody reads more wikis or man pages than a Linux enjoyer.

Oh no

It’s going to be a banger

It’s called delegation

Well they could hardly be less critical could they?

If you’re interested in energy solutions and haven’t read the RethinkX report on the feasibility of a 100% solar, wind and battery solution, it’s definitely worth taking a look.

Whilst I agree that we need to decarbonise asap with whatever we can, any new nuclear that begins planning today is likely to be a stranded asset by the time it finishes construction. That money could be better spent leaning into a renewable solution in my view.

I dual boot PopOS which has been great. Only use Windows for a couple of games that don’t work well with proton.

I don’t know if this is the proper definition but I think of boilerplate as the code that’s not directly related to business logic. An example I can think of in Java that’s a lot nicer in Kotlin is setting all the instance variables in the constructor.

The names and types of the variables are important and useful for understanding the business logic but the actual constructor definition doesn’t tell you anything if it’s just assigning the constructor parameters.

Oh, not just their games