I wonder how realistic that is; almost all of the science people I’ve met run Linux

can’t afford huge marketing departments

Then they need to market within their budget. That’s not an excuse.

https://youtu.be/jVkLVRt6c1U

This is the way

And looks fucking stupid, don’t forget that. I legit thought it was a prank when they unveiled it

Definitely. I don’t know if there’s any in universe lore about it, but I always imagine that Harry got a big rank jump when they got home.

Returns his cart, for the 100th time. Nobody notices.

This is definitely not an original thought from OP

“Everything everywhere all at once” is the title of a movie, not something you should tell your plastic surgeon.

Post scarcity communist utopia

You mean Star Trek?

I’m wondering if you’ve got Misophonia

MURRICA BEST! MURRICA BEST!

It’s no wonder you can’t read properly with your education system.

It’s hilarious that you have to keep making shit up. Your only response is to shout louder when you’re losing.

It’s a shame that your country doesn’t have a war on at the moment, you’re exactly the type of D student that your politicians love using as cannon fodder. Probably won’t have long to wait though.

And yet you still don’t understand it! Need to work on that reading comprehension, fella.

Really? Quote the lines where I said that, Straw Man. You should work at a movie theatre; you’re a world class projector.

Even better, buy the cheap TV and block its attempts to phone home.

Pi-hole.net

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That’s why having a bill of rights is such a dangerous thing.

Other countries have laws that allow for people to speak freely, but having “free speech” enshrined as a right, means you allow companies like this to promote hate speech but dust their hands off and claim, “We’re just following the constitution” so they can profit from open racism and look clean while doing it.

Exactly. It’s the paradox of tolerance.

But hearing them out and deciding to allow them to promote their views on your website is passive endorsement.

Or, to follow the metaphor: if you hear them out over entrees and you’re still sitting there during dessert, then you’re probably one of them.

But even if it was just an old-person problem, lots of old people use computers, so accessibility options need to be supported.

As the population ages, people who have been using computers for their entire working lives are now 60+. It’s no longer the case that elderly people are completely computer illiterate.

To paraphrase George Carlin, by definition half of the population is below average intelligence. But nobody thinks they’re in that bottom half.