Nate Cox

Like, incomparably so… which is really saying something because coke tastes like a big spoon full of sugar with some corn syrup and a food coloring chaser.

Converting those roles to debuggers and active devs does a lot for both the business and the workforce.

Hahahahaha… on wait you’re serious. Let me laugh even harder.

They’re just gonna lay them off.

The dumbest of takes indeed.

I am a software engineer with literally decades of experience, I was self hosting websites on personal Linux boxes via dynamic dns before it was cool, and I basically live in my terminal. I’m a proud NixOS user and I spend about as much time shelled in over SSH as I do not.

I use an iPhone because it’s a fucking phone, I use it to browse the web and make calls. I just need it to stay out of my way and not crash.

Maybe deciding that which phone someone uses needs to be a core part of their identity is the actual problem.

I like my iPhone and I think Jobs was a twat.

The world does not exist in dichotomies like you’re asserting.

“People using devices I don’t like are stupid” is among the dumbest of takes.

There have been repeated studies and examples where homeless people have simply been giving a house and basic living wage, with no qualifiers on who can receive it based on mental health or drug use. Every time this is done people thrive and pull their lives back together.

It absolutely is, at its core, a housing problem. Provide basic humanitarian safety and stability and people can pull themselves out of the darkness just fine.

Edit: the “evidence and outcomes” section of the housing first Wikipedia page speaks for itself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Housing_First

Fun fact: there are more vacant houses in the US than there are homeless people. We literally have an empty, unused house for every single homeless person right now.

What? The creator of GIF has made it very clear it is not pronounced Jiff.

Those images are in the wrong direction.

It’s just wild to me that a game straight out of a TTRPG is “light on RPG elements”.

Like, what’s left of Vampire without the RPG elements?