A lot of people discover Linux and open source software at the same time, so it’s in the same ballpark.

Only the Jedi speak in absolutes. Plenty of activists have made an impact without being intersectional. Some of them singlehandedly. Intersectional efforts are effective too, but voices are voices. Just my 1 am thoughts

He’s making a point, let him cook.

People hear that it’s a higher paying office job that has a low barrier for entry, not realizing that continuing education and constant learning are mandatory. If you don’t have a passion for it, you struggle.

This is the unhinged Internet I signed up for!

I got one of those as a gift from my grandmother who worked there for a few summers. We use it way more than I ever expected we would! It’s great for cutting homemade pizza and quesadillas!

I mean, both have a ring to it. One is an alliteration, and the other rhymes.

Denali is still a much better name for a mountain tho

*hug

Thanks! I hate it

Bu- but you forgot to adjust for inflation! Checkmate scientists!

-Deniers, probably

I wonder if Honey’s new ad blocker Pie does things like this too.

cheese.

Found the Jovian

It took me way too long to deduce the joke in this amalgamation. The only joke I could find? Elon Bad lol

Yes! The Amandas were the best.

I have the same question. It seems like a doable goal for me, and I only have an Associates Degree. Are people just bad at saving and paying their bills on time?

YES

Calculate how much time is lost by the delays and crashes caused by old hardware. If you can break down how expensive not upgrading is, it might be easier to sell the upgrade. You could also break down the upgrade into waves, replacing only a third (or maybe a fourth) of the machines each year, starting with the oldest, and with the users who rely on them most. Another benefit to the wave approach is that you’ll reduce the likelihood of having to do another big upgrade every 3-4 years.