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Sometimes, but only when I stopped to think “where will I look when I can’t find this?” before putting said object away.

History has taught us the value of standing up for others that are being dehumanized. Abuse of power cannot be tolerated.

True statement and thanks! It’s really hard to break through the walled garden, and I’ll take any crack I can give it.

Thanks for sharing! The NYT article takes it easy on MTG, but I’m hoping it might resonate with one or two family members that can’t get enough OAN.

I’ve had a similar experience. Yes, I have had days where I spent a significant amount of time beating my head against the wall, but that’s part of the learning curve. Those days stretched farther apart pretty rapidly.

How about a monumental guillotine?

If anyone doesn’t recognize this, please go watch all the Lonely Island videos - good shit!

• NixOS
• Hyprland (pending migration to Niri)
• Emacs (eglot)

I occasionally use Jetbrains products as well (e.g. maintaining Kotlin projects).

When I first saw this I mistook Calibri for Cambria. Why were they using Calibri (a sans serif font) at 15px for documents in the first place?

Associating the change with DEI is absolutely ridiculous, but Calibri was a silly choice. I think they should make everyone use LaTeX personally 😄

I’m half joking, but there’s a decent bit of autism in our house, and he fits in pretty well. He gets overstimulated pretty easy, exhibits a lot of self-soothing behavior, and doesn’t take cues well at all.

Our dog is absolutely autistic, and we could care less. His allergies on the other hand are a PITA.

Fantastic article - thanks for sharing

Yep - Stop Antisemitism is destroying their credibility.

I think this was supposed to be a reply to this comment.

I much prefer the technical architecture of Lemmy over PieFed. I understand the qualms with the core developers, but it feels dirty to move from Rust to Python.

Peanut butter, and tomorrow I plan to have a peanut butter and pickle sandwich.

In all fairness, I grew up in a small town in a very red state, but the education system there proved better than larger, more progressive parts of the state. The education I received was likely an outlier and not representative of the norm, but it did teach me that educators in an area do not necessarily mirror the rest of the population.

Thanks for confirming. I probably sounded too condescending but I wasn’t sure if it was a false memory.

I loved math as a kid though, so I ran through the curriculum as fast as I could to get to the good stuff. I think having older siblings helped - it gave me a preview of more interesting material.