MisterCurtis

Damn, they did good work too.

https://youtube.com/@uscsb

I ordered these out of curiosity a while back. They're sour cream & onion and plantain flavored, respectively.

Isn't this how they teach math now?

Yes. It needs to be taken back. I've been thinking things like a large group of protesters saying the pledge of allegiance would be quite impactful as to who's on the other side.

Being arrested at a protest? Yell the pledge. See how they try to spin that.

Pioneering technical solutions for concrete reinforcements since 1994

Give me a truly private open source fitness tracker and we'll talk.

Split up, overwhelm the resources

I do what I call "I Toadaso Coding". I propose a strategy for a feature that is flexible and will save us time in the future. Get overruled in favor of quick and dirty implementation to meet an arbitrary deadline. A month later, spend twice as much time implementing my the original proposal because of a nuance the other method didn't consider. I'm not one to say I Toadaso, but I Toadaso.

I grew up without any sort of home computer. Still went to school for computer graphics and 3D animation, taught myself programming in the computer lab in the evenings. Only after getting my degree did I get my first computer. I've been a professional developer for the last 15ish years.

I did have access to school computers most of my life. My first memory was learning LOGO on an Apple II in elementary school. Making that turtle draw fractals. Good times.

Now this is how you stop fascism.

Watching the video of him struggling with it doesn't really sell the point.

It not being an efficient tool could explain why they're not around, if that's the case.

We need more defiance