I hope things get better for you. If it helps: https://www.7cups.com/
It's tough to call DEI "dissent" when it is broadly mandated by HR departments, university administrations, and in many cases state law.
Has Florida been banning books from universities?! "Schools" usually means K-12 schools.
SeaMonkey has a classic UI and is basically a modern Netscape Communicator. You can ignore the rest and just use the Mail part. It's a solid email program that has worked well for about a decade now.…
Counterpoints: social bonding in sharing a physical space, lots of nonverbal communication in face-to-face meetings. Don't get me wrong, I love remote work. And Zoom meetings have made it way easier to pull together…
There was a science fiction story about this, with phone auto-message and auto-answer systems connecting with each other long after all the humans were dead.
Remember when web pages were text with a few images, with browser settings (font/size/color?) that let users style things to suit their own needs? Those were good days.
You don't. But you also don't have to listen to them.That's freedom.
> What makes it worse is that there's always some hidden setting or configuration somewhere to blame, so you never really can blame Word. Yes you can.
"Every man's life is sufficient." - Marcus Aurelius
That would be terrible. /s
The 1920s have something to say about markets that climb without reference to underlying production.
If you create a problem, people will beg you to sell them the solution.
"My search engine is Safari." - My dad
Sure. But "anti-vaxxer" has two meanings which are conveniently confused in current usage. 1. Someone against all vaccines 2. Someone against the current COVID vaccines
This term bothers me. Isn't every single human neuro-distinct? Everyone deviates from the average/the norm in some way. If you mean Asperger's/autism, that's a specific thing, and I would be happy to think there's lots…
Good point! Ordering pet food over the internet in 1995: crazy moonshot weirdo stuff. Ordering pet food over the internet in 2021: just another day.
The damage is done to Parler, but also to Apple. Apple has established, clearly and publicly, that you will not say anything they disapprove of with their devices. (This affects Discord also:…
This frustrates a LOT of people who want more political difference expressed than the two parties exhibit.
They decided to.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/public%20square
It's like the Federal Reserve has massive, if indirect, control over the whole economy. That's funny.
Developers serve their clients and employers. In the best situations, serving the user aligns with that.
I still find photos helpful because they show what the product looks like in real life. How bright is that laptop screen really? An few indoor photos from different people is helpful here.
I hope things get better for you. If it helps: https://www.7cups.com/
It's tough to call DEI "dissent" when it is broadly mandated by HR departments, university administrations, and in many cases state law.
Has Florida been banning books from universities?! "Schools" usually means K-12 schools.
SeaMonkey has a classic UI and is basically a modern Netscape Communicator. You can ignore the rest and just use the Mail part. It's a solid email program that has worked well for about a decade now.…
Counterpoints: social bonding in sharing a physical space, lots of nonverbal communication in face-to-face meetings. Don't get me wrong, I love remote work. And Zoom meetings have made it way easier to pull together…
There was a science fiction story about this, with phone auto-message and auto-answer systems connecting with each other long after all the humans were dead.
Remember when web pages were text with a few images, with browser settings (font/size/color?) that let users style things to suit their own needs? Those were good days.
You don't. But you also don't have to listen to them.That's freedom.
> What makes it worse is that there's always some hidden setting or configuration somewhere to blame, so you never really can blame Word. Yes you can.
"Every man's life is sufficient." - Marcus Aurelius
That would be terrible. /s
The 1920s have something to say about markets that climb without reference to underlying production.
If you create a problem, people will beg you to sell them the solution.
"My search engine is Safari." - My dad
Sure. But "anti-vaxxer" has two meanings which are conveniently confused in current usage. 1. Someone against all vaccines 2. Someone against the current COVID vaccines
This term bothers me. Isn't every single human neuro-distinct? Everyone deviates from the average/the norm in some way. If you mean Asperger's/autism, that's a specific thing, and I would be happy to think there's lots…
Good point! Ordering pet food over the internet in 1995: crazy moonshot weirdo stuff. Ordering pet food over the internet in 2021: just another day.
The damage is done to Parler, but also to Apple. Apple has established, clearly and publicly, that you will not say anything they disapprove of with their devices. (This affects Discord also:…
This frustrates a LOT of people who want more political difference expressed than the two parties exhibit.
They decided to.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/public%20square
It's like the Federal Reserve has massive, if indirect, control over the whole economy. That's funny.
Developers serve their clients and employers. In the best situations, serving the user aligns with that.
I still find photos helpful because they show what the product looks like in real life. How bright is that laptop screen really? An few indoor photos from different people is helpful here.