OK, that’s one take. How about I actually slogged through the whole thing? It’s not great writing. but it’s important context.

Hitler isn’t exactly remembered for his persuasive writing.

Aural sex always gets the job done.

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Which I would go on to learn rather quickly. World History in primary and secondary schools ignored Asia completely, minus some shit about ancient Chinese dynasties and early developments in the Indus Valley. From there, it was radio silence to WWII, when the Japanese appear.

Absent context, it was weird to me that people of any of the three nationalities would hang out with Whites ahead of being forced to deal with their own neighbouring ethnicities.

God forbid we mentor new people.

It’s all fun and games until someone loses a school.

Let’s tone it down a bit. I don’t disagree, but we try to be more thoughtful here.

The main (Mein?) difference between Hitler and Trump is that Hitler had a sense of humour.

(Seriously, I ended up laughing while reading Mein Kampf while awaiting students at the math study center at UW. Given that my first attempt at bleaching my hair resulted in orange, I’d shaved my head. This turned out not to be a stellar combination.)

I’d like to go back to KDE Neon, but it doesn’t play nice with thermals on my Surface.

(and I totally expect you to be a Linux user … why haven’t you bragged about using Arch yet?)

Having been the managing editor of my school paper, I’m not surprised. Athletes got away with all sorts of shit even before AI.

I knew someone was going to come back with Red Hat. I just didn’t expect it to be you!

I’m familiar with Betteridge and agree with it, but I will not alter a hed when posting.

We don’t talk about 80085. Who the hell turns their calculator upside down now?

Given the paedophilia involved, is that the best phrasing?

It’s a bit crazy to think about how things have changed. When I was a kid, the only computer in the house that was online was in the office/living room, so my parents could walk past at any time and see what I was up to. This was in the MSN beta days, and I was usually in teen chat, which, given the beta, meant that we were all teens whose parents had gotten prerelease Win95 discs (actually, in my case, it was the head of my high school math department who “loaned” me his CD).

As a result, it was pretty chill. Having your phone at all hours and no oversight seems an absurd situation.

Wasn’t it Vatican II that finally allowed Catholic services in local languages instead of Latin? That really wasn’t long ago in the grand scheme.

Of course you do.

Fair point.

Who the hell is “selling” Linux?