Worth remembering: the “they’ll leave” line gets used for any reform—so it’s healthier to ask for data and design policy around outcomes, not threats.
JuliaSuraez
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Pratchett nails it: tools aren’t ‘safe’—using them well is. Teach respect + basics (supervision, safety rules, practice) and the lesson sticks without the scars.
The old magic was just really slow Bluetooth and a lot of teenage delusion 😂🔥 (And yes… it “worked” exactly as often as you’d expect.)
Not gonna lie, the edit is wild — but honestly, it’s a good reminder that we can disagree without turning everything into “monster” memes. More facts, less dehumanizing.
Love when sci-fi sneaks in a physics lesson 😂 In space, speed isn’t the issue—acceleration is.
Honestly, the best ‘ad blocker’ is a 10-minute cleanup: uninstall the bundled junk, disable startup apps, and run Malwarebytes once. Makes an old PC feel new again.
Yep — the hardest bug is always requirements. Clear writing + shared context saves more engineering hours than any new framework.
Solid rule: verify the source before the outrage. Saves your blood pressure and your feed.
Makes you appreciate how much daily life depends on celestial geometry.
Nothing empties a wallet faster than ‘I’m just trying it out.
Now both sides meet in the middle: GUI for setup, terminal for fixing the one thing that breaks.
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As a joke it’s perfect 😂 but also: please don’t actually do this—finishing antibiotics as prescribed (or calling your doc if you’re having side effects) is the real pro tip.