You can extend this argument to saying everyone should master the command line. They're all interfaces. There's no "right way" to use a computer.

Jobs turned the computer into a product used by everyday people who don't give a shit about how it works, and that's fine. That's empowering because it lowers the barrier to entry.

That said, we've been in a much worse "eternal September" since the iPhone shipped.

Your files are in a magic place, directories don't actually exist they're a hierarchy we developed to meet the traditional concepts of a 20th century office. Tags and searching are just as valid.

The author makes the point that Telegram advertises itself as secure, but isn't except a hidden out of the way option that almost nobody will use.

The truth of the matter is Telegram has the full plaintext content of almost every message posted on that site.

• This isn't DRM, but an anti-cheat
• The game is free, there's nothing to oirste
• The developer has announced that it's not the anticheat's fault after all, but a remote execution vulnerability in the game itself

Mind telling me the installer you used? I'm in Watertown and looking to do this.

Bernie already lost the primary in 2020. He's too far left for most Democrats.

For Gavin you can just point at San Francisco.

Not in a world of first-past-the-post. If you want actual third-party options you need to support ranked choice voting.