This comment is offensive to my people.

Coffee

Sounds like lobstrocities. Dada chick dada chum.

It’s meant to be Jack Black’s voice

Tits or destiny?

I’m also not a fan of US-centric,but the problem is usually that it assumes all readers are from the US and know its about the US without ever mentioning the US. This one actually says “in the US” at the top, so its fine by me.

And they say the US isn’t striving to be green enough. This picture is from 2012, I think it looks much greener in 2026.

I very much would like to agree with that,but in my experience the effort/reward is worth it. As in, it’s only a little effort and it is very much appreciated. Even if you do it wrong every conversation, but cincerely promosie to do better next time. That still is appreciated.

My hungry pigs disagree with that advice

No he’s right. It s a spectrum and everyone is on it. That includes “perfectly average” is a dimension of that spectrum. Same goes for sexuality, it’s also a spectrum, so everyone’s at least a little bit gay.

Well, how am I supposed to keep up with “politically correct” terminology if “ploticially correct” terminology keeps changing every year?

I learned this term from a diagnosed autist last year (after refereling to her as “autist”). She told me she’s very active in that community and that this was a preffered term. Now you tell me it’s basically a dog whistle?

I’ll tell you what, I’m just gonna call everyone a dumbass and be done with it! Red Forman that shit.

No, this is ai generated field data

Maybe there’s just a higer percentage of neurospicy people on the fediverse.

It s not a lie, but its a very unhelpful answer. I don’t know why you’re being upvoted.

Or any other job that pays a living wage.

It’s the official name

You might want to have a word with the trans community on here.

The nand to tetris course is very good for understanding the fundamentals of computing. Not just basic python, but the very building blocks of computing.

It starts from nand chips, than you build a ram, rom,cpu, and eventually a computer. For that computer you build a ALU and an Assembly like language. Than a complete operating system and a Basic like language. Than a more advanced language that is more akin to OOP and you eventually build tetris.

You can officially find it here, but it’s a bit clunky UI. You might be better of finding the course on Udemy or Coursera or something.

Nice! I got my first multimeter for my birthday last month.

It’s the NCC-1701-X, Oyster class