papabobolious

Reddit is what 40% American?

You don't think you are being a tad judgemental?

People whose lives revolve around fashion probably think you dress like shit.

People who love food probably think you eat like shit.

People who love cars probably think you are a shit driver.

You probably love computers and care about privacy, and you are shitting on regular users(assumption, admittedly) for not being invested.

They had something that was working, you present noscript, thing no longer works. If you are not invested, how are you going to see the appeal of extra work?

It's been really holding me back in learning coding. I felt pretty comfortable at first learning javascript, but as I got further the code was increasingly hard to look back to and understand, to the point I had to spend a lot of time understanding my own code.

Does it truely matter after the code has been compiled if it has more full words or not?

Midsommar got pretty much nothing right. They also decided it should take place in Hälsingland because I guess that sounds cool to Americans.

I put Pop_Os! on my mums MacBook and stopped having to do remote support almost entirely.

USAposting

Being free always raises the question of what they are getting out of you using it. I wouldn't be entirely comfortable using it.

I wouldn't wish a Sabaton song on my worst enemy

I just commited 100% right away. It was not bad at all.

I guess I'm not everyone but I can do it no problem, except it's about 17 hours with minimal stoppage. It's worse if you are alone in the car but still doable. Sometimes I put a single earbud in.

I'll just tell them about GDPR

Pants weren't even invented yet