Why would that be a sign of wikipedia’s decline?

Should they not document a famous figure? It doesn’t matter whether it’s ridiculous or not, value judgement is not an encyclopedia’s place to do

Wayland is the new protocol and will be the one that everything uses in the long run

If Wayland works for you, then that’s great, don’t use X11

The main reason you’d want to use X11 these days is for compatibility. But that’s getting less and less of a concern as time goes on

Yeah lmao, that’s the worst possible argument he could give I think

“Have you forgotten your economics class?” And then compared public research to a private newspaper

Like, lmao

Only older people from what I’ve seen. At least, whenever I hear a ping out in public, it’s always someone older

So, to answer your question, no, not really

The more you take an interest in and try to learn at least a little about basically any other single topic, you’ll quickly realize that nearly everything has a near infinite complexity and depth

The rabbit holes are endless, there’s so much knowledge to have everywhere. The people who don’t appreciate this fact and say stuff like in the screenshot are a bit foolish, I think

It should still be really easy to first time the tutorial boss if you have like, any experience in games where you need to dodge telegraphed attacks

Sure, someone new to video games in general would struggle. Someone who played at least a tiny bit of Elden ring? Should feel completely natural

Who is controlling the American government right now?

Being neurodivergent in general has meant that basically all the “common sense” personal advice doesn’t apply to me I’ve learned

“Struggling to be productive? Just remove all distractions!” Nope, doesn’t work, never worked. In fact it makes it worse

“Struggling to sleep? Just try XYZ and keep a regular sleep schedule!”, nope, do my own thing, works better

“Struggling with burnout/exhaustion? You need to go and do things!” Nope, that will make it worse

And so on and so on

Lmao yeah, I thought “haha funny joke” but people were genuinely asking

For future reference, never run any script or code or command unless you know what it is and does

I mean, no, the tester didn’t say anything wrong here, and all of those (and more) are conditions one must take into account if one were to write a piece of software without errors

I remember looking ay the fees a few years ago when developing an application thing

…it’s absurdly expensive. They demand ridiculous amounts of money for even basic things like search suggestions. I don’t get how any service using Google maps can afford doing so

And yet, despite people saying what you say, I still struggle far more than neurotypical people and they can’t understand why

I am diagnosed with both, and do relate to social media posts regarding the combination of both

Maybe part of it is the whole “greatest country on earth” stuff as well. In other words, a lack of humility

In the European countries I’ve lived in, pride like that wasn’t really encouraged. And if you’re too boastful or what not to the point of arrogance, you tend to get the stink eye

And this applies to patriotism as well. Here in Norway for example, despite us having a stronger claim for stuff like “greatest country”, very few people, if any, really feel like being “proud” of one’s own country is something that one should be doing, or it being honorable at all. The best I see is that people enjoy living here and, if they see another Norwegian out there or Norway mentioned, they just get happy to see a fellow Norwegian, just because we are relatively small

Honestly, most Norwegians I’ve met complain about Norway’s problems more often than not lmao, despite, all things considered, you can hardly find better countries to live in, except some other European ones depending on your own preferences

There really is just, no culture of like, arrogance. Something that I feel like is very different to the US with its super heavy emphasis on individual capitalistic success

Maybe that’s a large part of it as well. A consequence of American culture being so extremely individualistic

We’ve gotten very uncomfortably close to a nuclear exchange multiple times in history

The only reason it didn’t happen is pure luck

Until one of them fires the nukes, that is. But sure, it might not happen

It’s like paying your rent by playing Russian roulette

This literally reads like a child’s homework assignment to “write about your hero” lmao

Wanna make a bet?

I want to remind you about all the things people said we were “overreacting about” years ago, how did that turn out in light of recent events?

They’re creating a power vacuum, in other words

But he does have that lack of morality to at least try

It’s always funny to me when people call Linux complicated and in the next sentence say shit like that

As if doing registry edits and group policy stuff is acceptable for basic features and settings