Last night before I went to bed I saw a post where someone had made a refutable point. I wanted to reply to this but instead fell asleep. In the morning, I was unable to find the post. So I guess today there's just someone in the world who's going to be going around doing their stuff the whole time not even realizing they're wrong
urinary health, schools
It occurs to me that I and many many others grew up being told in school to "try to hold it in until after class" when we needed to take a piss, and yet every single medical professional I've spoken to in this kidney transplantation process has told me that doing so is bad for your kidneys, even for healthy people.
Same story for toilets in public spaces. Often simply not available (whether non-existent or too expensive or too dirty) and the response to criticism about this is to "just hold it in until you get home".
Why exactly are we teaching people to "hold it in" if we *know* that doing so is bad for you?
I really thought this was a @NanoRaptor image, but nope! Acer really made a Sim 3 style laptop that swaps the location of the keyboard and the trackpad.
Behold, the Acer Aspire R7...
What strikes me as particularly ironic is GNOME’s own Human Interface Guidelines, which proudly state, “People are at the heart of GNOME design.” With all due respect, if that’s the case, maybe I’m not considered “people.”
GNOME with Yet Another Controversial Decision - https://linuxiac.com/gnome-with-yet-another-controversial-decision/
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Sooo, my employer decided to move all engineering to Taiwan, and laid off my entire team among everyone else affected. 😬
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