*sea snake oil

Laughs nervously in self-hosted

Oh I just meant with rust lol, but that does give me a little insight, thanks!

The joke is that trans people in the tech community are typically developers+Linux users with a propensity to prefer Rust for a programming language.

Wait how did that happen?

I can watch it without Internet

I use authentik

It’s kinda funny, this is what Texas did to Oklahoma in regards to our teachers. Put up billboards saying that they paid more in Texas. It’s depressing but it worked lol.

No need to be rude. Here, since I’m so simple minded and dumb I’ll try to convey as best as I can to one such as yourself. You’re saying she’s an expert in advocacy (how does one become an expert in that?) and politics… or maybe showmanship?, it doesn’t make her an expert in space programs. We should celebrate those people less, and feature actual scientists and engineers more. What I’m saying is that would be a narrow band if we just include people who’s job titles are scientists and engineers, because we are assuming other people in similar expertise fields would not know the original tweets context. If that is off base, my deepest apologies.

It makes her an expert in advocacy and politics, not science or engineering.

Obviously advocacy expertise is no less worth than engineering expertise or science expertise, just like arts expertise is no less worth than any of that and ditto for plenty of other kinds of expertise in complex areas.

However, the “salesmanship” kinds of expertise are already the some of most widely celebrated and rewarded by present day society, hence my point.

So you’re saying that science _memes should only accept memes from active practicing scientists and engineers with degrees in their own specified fields?

Just because she isn’t a straight engineer or scientist, doesn’t make her expertise less worth it I don’t think. And I would think that would make a very narrow acceptable requirements for this place.

Yeah I just gave you a potential source for the meme but I guess if you really want to ride on his dick, he’sonly had 5 billion dollars in subsidies. And if you really want to be technical, that was as of 2015 before inflation. My apologies for stepping on your toes.

https://fortune.com/2025/02/13/elon-musk-rich-taxpayer-expense/

Here’s me googling “Elon musk 18 billion government”:

https://abcnews.go.com/US/musk-works-slash-federal-spending-firms-received-billions/story?id=118589121

It’s owned by Meta, so it might ¯_(ツ)_/¯

It’s a neat way to stumble upon interesting information randomly Time is a flat circle

Exactly what I was going to post thank you

How about gooses or ducks? Or deer? Or rabbits? I’m strangely intrigued.

It has a popcorn button. Maybe someone really hates popcorn.

Ahh boo that’s right

Does anyone know if Waze will warn you if there is an accident ahead and will redirect you?

Well I doubt that is going happen anytime soon. https://www.npr.org/2024/04/26/1247393656/net-neutrality-explained-fcc

https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/federal-net-neutrality-reinstatement-3966433/

FCC lacks authority to make that happen.

“The recent ruling by the 6thCircuit Court of Appeals is one of the first major challenges to a federal agency action after the Chevron Doctrine—which gave deference to federal agency decision-making and findings—was overturned in the landmark Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo decision by the Supreme Court in June 2024.”