Exactly who benefits from the tolerance paradox bullshit. This cancel culture shit is just people whining about being on the wrong side of critical thinking.

It used to be if you were burning crosses, that was considered an unpopular thing and condemned by society. These are the people arguing against that, saying let the crosses burn.

The same people who would call anything less as “cancelling” since apparently they can’t understand anything even slightly more complex. Or maybe they consciously don’t want to…

Should have also had every moron in that movie repeating the term “cancel culture” with the same ignorance as “brawndo has what plants crave”…

Both just obviously demonstrate the extreme ignorance and idiocy present in whoever says it. Anyone lamenting “cancel culture” is about as educated on the matter as the “doctor” in the film:

The stories you missed… The news you don’t get….

The same news you missed… turned into a self important YouTube feed…

I mean without documentation… what is an API?

“I fear that nothing matters and even being concerned is a wasted effort.”

Your “fear” is the issue. You offer nothing but issues / excuses.

Think of it as a function you can unleash on others…

Aka “I have zero responsibility here.”

We are talking about about engineers whose careers are based around abstractions.

It’s funny how accountability is just ignored so that certain folks get to feel good.

Having worked in tech companies for decades, I’ve never once felt comfy with letting computer science majors just take the wheel… but I’m sure someone think this hits “hard”.

Historically it’s blamed on UX. PMs don’t create products they run MS Excel.

The gators are everyone that interacts with your code.

And risks reversing it all for the sake of “both sides”-ing the discourse.

There’s a grievance liberals have that is being exploited for the sake of balance and it doesn’t help John’s past work to pretend democracy isn’t literally in the ballot.

He’s great provided the decade isn’t current. Right now I don’t see any humor in ridiculing Biden’s age and parroting GOP talking points.

Holy shit that was weird.

The important thing is to be important. Engineering has to deal with teammates that don’t have these problems, so they equalize.

There wasn’t an excuse in the first place. It’s kinda amazing anyone can say centering a div was ever hard, especially if you have a computer science degree.

I mean sure it’s different from say object-oriented programming… but it’s frankly weird in a professional setting hearing grown adults with plenty of experience struggle over basic front-end work.

I’m going to go out on a limb here and say a random person on YouTube is not worth it compared to dentists consistently telling you the same thing since childhood.

I mean, how do you put this gently… a random YouTube video likely does not have your interests at heart… and if you have a cavity go see a dentist! It can only get worse.

[Brace yourself]

In the states, insurance often requires cleanings at a set schedule before they cover payments.

Fluoride does prevent cavities and doesn’t promote communism.

Losing teeth can hasten mental decline.

All you gotta do is brush your teeth…

FOURTEEN YEARS OLD.

Why is this not a part of urban infrastructure by now?

Meanwhile in reality css totally confounds the well paid experts in c# and the whole world suffers.

But yea fonts…

If it makes a dev’s life easier there’s no reason not to upend half the planet.

They could do a cool sequel to Intacto that basically explains the how the luck thing went wrong and gave us trump.

The first Jeepers can work as a creature flick. The creeper seems supernatural, but it’s physical and real and has wings and drives a cool old timey murder van.

I say the first film with a vague hand wave though because the director Victor Salva is a convicted pedophile who filled the second movie with scenes of the “creeper” making O faces while watching teenage boys pee.

After you see that, looking back to the first one feels kinda gross. So creature or not it often gets ignored in lists like these cause then you’d have to mention the director.

I keep a copy of Carpenter’s The Fog on VHS.

Frankly it looks badass for that movie since the whole thing is more or less a ghost story told around a campfire where your imagination could run wild.

The SD res combined with how analog noise makes things fuzzier and harder to see works really well with the fog hiding the ghosts.