

The “s” is for “seriously”


The “s” is for “seriously”


Nah bro, use your tongue


You’re right. I have some hope in communities pushing back on it though, if it were to pass. The way we’re seeing communities rally against data centers and flock cameras gives me a modicum of hope for our future.


My first thought as well. Accessibility in tech has always lagged behind.


✅ Reasonably unpopular opinion
✅ Justification provided
✅ Written coherently
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A question, though–how do you feel about pickles on pizza?


This just in: only two days after forced genital exams become mandatory, enrollment in womens’ high school sports has dropped by 96%. Community groups have started leagues for every sport, and explicitly state that no genital exams are required.


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I don’t have any insider knowledge, but I’d guess they’re basically just rendering the html without JS or the original CSS, probably with a few tweaks. They may also look for certain tags (like “content”) to prioritize the main section. Web developers have a vested interest in notating the content for SEO reasons.


This is a bit like saying “Honda Civics are Tamagotchis for car people” because there’s a community of people who enjoy modifying them. The rest of us just drive, and they run perfectly fine if you’re not doing a lot of invasive customization.
Arch is great for tweaking and customization, but it’s also fine for a simpler use case.

I’ve been running CachyOS for a couple years, had a similar experience. There was one time in all of that where something actually broke, and I had to look up how to use my snapshots that I set up a year before and forgot about. That’s been it. Was running Mint before that, not too different (aside from newer versions of apps in the repository, which is why I switched).


I mean, it’s already the same noise.


Short answer: you’d be in a gay relationship (assuming you identify as male). Whether you take the label “homosexual” or not is up to you. The labels matter less than you and your partner communicating well.


Yeah I know what you meant but I used the opportunity for a witty clapback–it wasn’t for clarification, it was for dramatic flair, which you could understand if my sword weren’t in your face right now

Likely in a cartoon from the 1960s.


It’s okay, we all start somewhere. I believe you can make it onto that list, but you need to believe in yourself too.

Hell yeah, made the list. You know us Canadians and how abrasive we can be.

I’ll bet my shiniest quarter that this guy has a profile on grindr
MY HOG MIGHT NEED A BREAK PART WAY THROUGH THOUGH
And macaws squawk.