windows 10: you want to launch a terminal with a HOTKEY?! I don't know, that seems kinda complicated, I don't think we can support that…
windows 95: oh yeah that's like 3 clicks. pic.twitter.com/RsXVDuzyLR
— foone (@Foone) July 21, 2020
As with Firefox, so much has been removed from Windows 10 I find it nearly unusable. Most of the features I depend on no longer exist, with no replacement.
It’s what happens when corporate monopoly meets droolers, assclowns and incompetents.
I’ve already gotten “there’s not gonna be a vaccine!!!” from friends.
Here’s an important thread. https://t.co/NGgaJ7sFmk
— Diane Patterson (@DianePatterson) July 20, 2020
Same. I’ve had three people tell me that. And I don’t have many friends! They rely on “experts,” I rely on the science more diffusely.
Hint: the experts mostly don’t know a fucking thing due to the way we make experts in the world now.
For MONTHS after it became apparent that masks worked, there was this weird thing where people would hop into my mentions and say "Masks only protect other people, not the wearer."
Well guess what. Those people were wrong. Surprise surprise.https://t.co/tPLdWequ8Y
— "Rabbit = good friend" Smith 🐇 (@Noahpinion) July 21, 2020
It’s only a surprise if YOU ARE A FUCKING IDIOT.
People believe things about sex and gender that they wish were true, and in some ways by wishing they make them so.
But not in as many ways and areas as they think, and thus there will ever be disappointment and self-gaslighting.
I would totally fail that cognitive test that Trump passed (the MOCA).
I can’t draw a clock face. I can’t do anything visual like that at all. I also can’t do serial subtraction. I also cannot copy a cube or do any of the visuospatial tasks reliably.
You’re supposed to score 26/30 on that to be graded as not cognitively impaired. I think I’d score 20/30.
Am I cognitively impaired? In some ways, obviously yes. I am completely missing math and visual modules that most people seem to have. But in language and reading comprehension, I am superpowered so that helps make up for it.