Rick Moranis could play the most reprehensible people and you'd be like, "Haha, what a nerd."
He repeatedly engages in gross negligence and child endangerment in many of his roles playing dads. Even when he played Barney Rubble, Barney is a character that lets his abnormally strong caveman son run riot.
Actually being in thrall to a murderous inhuman monster that chants for your blood is exactly like working for a tech company
Ouch, seems like µBlock Origin is having trouble getting updates into the Chrome Web Store:
https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/745
An not futher pointed out "bundl[ing] of unrelated functionality" causes a rejection.
Just if you wonder, why you might want to use Firefox or some other non-Chrome/-ium-browser.
@avi It's Ma Bell's collection plate
also, couldnt you just consolidate *12 INTO *10? Like what if you *10 and pray for help finding a job
@avi @bryceyoungquist be the human / yacht mutant you want to see in the world.
Become your #yachtsona
the loom is a significant precursor of the mechanical computer. woven fabric is a significant precursor of the printout. weaving and knotted-pile carpet, alongside other textiles (and certain mosaic styles), are significant precursors of raster graphics.
Ada Lovelace is often cited as the first computer programmer, writing an algorithm for Charle's Babbage's mechanical computer. it was late in the 20th century before computer programming ceased to be seen as a menial task most suitable for women. the Industrial Revolution's automation of weaving, and its destructive impact on the predominantly-feminine home textiles industry, prefigures the chasing of women out of programming.
like Charles Babbage, remembered for the machine while Ada Lovelace is remembered for the programming, the industrialization of weaving was accomplished by male mechanical engineers, and the logical or formal innovation in weaving-in-the-abstract continues to largely be the work of women.
Trans, guy of center, well over 18.
I'm in tech and it feels weird.