Some hiccups for me but nothing egregious.

I would love to know what the issues were or which post raised those concerns, because I am missing context.

I settled on obsidian really quickly as well. And now sync thing + tailscale + obsidian means I am done experimenting and things just work.

Yeah, I think it’s important to say both: she can be annoying to you,and it’s fine if that bothers you, but also often it’s a sign that we should be more open.

Don’t get me wrong, I had friendships where I started getting really annoyed and became passive aggressive so that I had to take a step back, and sometimes things don’t work out, but trying to understand her may help you.

One thing I need other autistic people to help me with: would it be fine to just ask why she is loud and stuff? Maybe there’s a reason and it helps you understand. Then again it could be rude so idk.

To be fair it’s never clear cut. Government is made up of people in a democracy. Russia still labels itself a democracy, obviously it’s been somewhat hard take their word for it given the anomalous approval ratings and the long standing history of corruption as well as the oligarchic roots that are still running through the country.

You’re both right and wrong, the government is an extension of the citizens as to represent them. However, this government might not be representing them realistically anymore. So if you say the average person is responsible, that means they need to risk their and even their families safety and freedom. I think that’s not fair, I don’t know if I would be capable of this.

In conclusion (and because we know this from experience out of 1940s Germany) we need to burden them some responsibility for not revolting, but we can not punish them the same as government.

This excludes the specific perpetrators. If they have actual knowledge of the crimes, there is an argument to be made for moral implications from direct culpability and thus their actions underly a heightened level of criminalization and ethical scrutiny.

Portable Guillotine. I love quick access revolté tools.

Yes funny joke very laugh much haha

What a Chad

That is spot on. Usually you would expect the manual to be hit and miss when it comes to troubleshooting but Microsoft is consistently miss, skipping the important parts and details.

And it’s not even like it does anything. People who think it’s important to talk about the topic regardless will just replace the word. Doesn’t take a genius to understand that this does not remedy the heaviness of the topic in any way, so essentially it just makes it sound like explaining world war 2 in Mickey mouse language. It makes a joke out of the topic, that’s what it does. YouTube is making a joke out of those topics.

And on no-no words like r*pe. I wanna watch court cases to learn something but lawtube is getting fucked by these inconsistent restrictions. I get that kids shouldn’t watch everything but banning words to force this is not working at all. See Roblox or the countless Minecraft YouTubers involved in ‘bad things’.

Less then we hoped for and far too late but we gotta take the W, we don’t get em like this anymore.

Funnily enough that’s exactly what this post here is for. It animates people to ignore that instance.

Man I hope this holds. Bout time the US gets heavy sanctions from the EU.

Absolute Chad. And this understates how important these books can be. africa and the middle east are territories where a lot of books from way back have survived and for example the oldest Bible sources were buried somewhere in africa (iirc). This guy is saving parts of our history we would otherwise completely lose to time.

Iirc that means it’ll stay a webp, some program will just fail to open them and the once that can only do it because they recognize the file header and therefore disregard your file extension shenanigans.

What I’m saying is if you do that it’s funny but also completely useless.

No that wouldn’t make sense Kimmel way past 18y.

Yeah monopolistic behavior is bad but these are the worst facts if you wanna raise that. I see their PR team has been overcooking that one a bit.

Just realizing this is only tangentially relevant but I thought of it because dry humor can be very effective to process trauma.