Official subsequently infected with (possibly sexually transmitted) skin disease

Florida man offers his daughters to angry mob to protect his buddy

[…] daughters intoxicate, rape him in ensuing chaos

Florida man genuinely did nothing wrong but the world seems to detest him; friends convinced that it’s his own fault

Wikipedia has from the Ming era (much later).

It’s really terrible in Arabic where you have feminine and masculine “you”.

Apparently some Arabic-speaking enbys use the dual form أنتما but as most dialects have lost dual inflections, that’s not really practical in day-to-day speech.

Or anyone with a name too palindromic

Whenever I see something like this, I hope it’s the good old object-detection or numerical regression kind of AI, rather than LLMs. One can only hope, though.

The saddest part is that academics don’t like obscure language either. No one does. They use it either because they have to (e.g. it actually makes things clearer) or because they feel they have to.

Brendan Eich, a homophobe and Trump supporter

Even worse, the creator of JavaScript
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Oh really? Why did they switch?

Not really, just use something normal that’s there to provide software. Fedora (but remember to install video codecs), Arch (but use the AUR with caution), Debian (if you’re okay with using neolithic-age software), SUSE (European Fedora with AppArmor instead of SELinux), Void (but software availability can suffer).

The BSDs seem cool but it really depends on your hardware if you can run them. NixOS is awesome technology but has problematic business relations^[1] so you might want to take a look at GNU Guix.

That would be Kristallnacht, the original 9/11

Thing is, you can’t trust anything coming out of Israel currently, even more so than usual (which is saying something). It’s election season and politicians won’t let little things like reality get in the way of campaigning.

That’s not to say that what politicians like Ben-Gvir say isn’t important insofar as it can help you understand how they think, but it’s not necessarily connected to anything actually going on.

Even Israel voted differently to the US, that’s way funnier than it should be

I see way more comics about comics about Nazis than comics about Nazis.

You ever hear a posh British man from the early-mid 1900’s talk?

So true. Definitely the most annoying thing about that accent (even more than the HAPPY vowel).

And of course it’s your responsibility as opposed to the people designing infrastructure, the politicians approving their plans, and the corporations lobbying the latter

/s

If you mean Apple, it wouldn’t really make sense for them to do that. Apple primarily generates income from hardware sales, so they wouldn’t care if people run other software on the hardware they already bought.

Edited to say: this doesn’t really apply for the iPhone/iPad as the application ecosystem is locked down. macOS isn’t though so users will do whatever they want anyway. There are even tiling window managers for macOS!

A surprisingly common attitude, historically speaking

It’s always amusing when the Neovim users pretend to like Lua. It’s not like Emacs Lisp is the best language out there (it’s not, and I’d much rather Emacs was configured in Scheme, they’re working on it…), but at least it’s a good fit, by design, for configuration.