Flexboxes are cool but their naming conventions are shiet

I run the makerspace of a school, and totally agree with this!

Too perfect for an album cover:

I think you misread the post. But four days is still slow geography.

For the working class, the industrial revolution was not a step forward. It took a lot of time, hard union work and political regulation to wrangle the beast that was the industrial revolution.

Tiocfaidh ár lá !

I wish more people simply… Learned how to shut up.

You are a saint. Thanks for giving back to the community.

Maybe in America. The rest of us with normal governments will be fine.

But all the means of production are in China or Taiwan… America really screwed itself in every single way possible.

Codium?

Intuition is based on experience i guess. Blender was the first non-CAD modelling software i used, and i quickly learned that the search tool in blender is the primary UI gateway. Made everything really quick and easy to find, and any questions I have had was answered by the great community around Blender.

I have two nice speakers in my office, that have to be connected using aux. My shitty Windows work laptop only has USB-C, so the aux is plugged into a little converter thingy. It sometimes crashes the fuck out, and plays white noise at max volume until replugged. Tried the same setup from my private laptop running NixOS. Absolutely no issues at all.

I stand by blender being the absolute best piece of software I have ever used.

It’s so ugly and unintuitive in the beginning, but when it clicks and you finally get it, it is pretty awesome (and surprisingly lightweight)

The reason Microsoft sponsors it to universities is to get you used to their systems. Free yourself early, or you will start a long life of digital sunken cost that will make the change even more difficult.

I love that OpenTTD made the list

Thanks to the behaviour of the American Government the past year, it has become really easy. Everybody suddenly understand and respect the argument of boycotting american products and software.

Welcome to the club!

As a teacher, I already have to teach half the kids how to even use a computer because they only ever used phones and tablets. And I am not going to be able to teach them programming without laptops.