I wouldn't "argue" with Errol. I would just keep asking him to explain what he means in more detail.

Also, exposing Elon's father as an unapologetic racist does a lot to explain his behavior.

None of these interviewers have the balls to actually press their interviewee on these topics.

I tell certain types "I don't follow politics" when I believe that my politics will be problematic to them and I don't want to hear about it, but the other way around from what you're describing. The people I have to deal with have started shouting at me when I simply give a different perspective and have no chance of budging in their views at a 5 minute conversation wont override the hours of fox news they watch everyday. I live is a somewhat small community, so not only do I need to worry about these types no longer patronizing my family's business, I also have to worry about my truck getting vandalized. I've actually heard one of these types proudly proclaiming they want to get into a fist fight with climate scientists.

Same, but these are professional relationships. Not friendships.

Rick Rosner had this to say about high school:

High school's attractive to me, not necessarily because you have a good time, but because it's clear why you are miserable.

I would go for a redo if I could. I would know better not to trust the guidance councilors or school therapists. No compromises on the classes I really should have been in.

Oh god, I remember that guy now. He would post vague linux memes that weren't really for or against linux, then shit on linux in the comments. He made his own communities that he would solely post to. I blocked him after I realize he wasn't going to get bored very quickly.

Found it. Madthumbs. He's still posting several anti linux memes a day. The guy has some sort of mental illness.

And his falling out with his father may have been because he wanted to marry his step sister instead.

This. You also have a backup plan in case there's something that actually wont work in linux.

Big events are irregular things with hot, fresh food, so it doesn't surprise me. It would be nice if the food could go to a food bank, but that one would be a logistical nightmare compared sending a regular, but small amount of baked goods from a local grocery store to a local food bank.

Old Apple was pretty good, but they slowly chipped away at what I liked about it. Snow Leopard was peak UI and Mojave was the last I was willing to tolerate when they dropped 32 bit apps after that.

Money isn't real.

There are so many simple solutions to the problems presented in the books, but JK is too afraid of challenging her own status quo.

They kept cramming stuff into the OS that should have and in many cases were, handled by apps. Mainly 3rd party software. Watson is a historic example of that.

They bought a blue checkmark.

Trump is blaming Obama.

To be fair to Steam, the DRM is optional for developers. You can pressure those developers not to use it. That being said, Steam could have a DRM tag so you could filter out the DRM games.

Yeah, there's solutions to this problem and the idea that all of them don't do this a failing of the store's management.

France had to pass a law that banned food getting thrown out that could be given away.

I also noticed that Costco started offering more prepared chicken foods after it became more well known that their cheap rotisserie chickens would fill dumpsters at the end of the day.

Guys, is it fascism to hit neo-nazis with handbags?

Ever overhear an argument at a gaming convention?