Oh yeah, I remember the good ol’ “Our whole business Logic is within this 30 tables spread sheet, that only one person can read, and don’t you dare restarting that computer” times.

One person. Sitting in front of three monitors. In front of a spreadsheet that maxed out every resource of that computer. It was glorious.

No porn: https://m.soundcloud.com/bruh-bruh-629710116/iris-phoebe-bridgers-and-maggie-rogers

When I was a kid, Chernobyl happened. We weren’t that far away and although I was very little I still remember the fear and uncertainty in my parent’s faces. The following years were marked by research about what we can no longer eat, where our food comes from, etc

I also remember the fights about where to store nuclear waste.

I don’t want to burn coal. I am pretty upset about what happened to our clean energy plans. But I will also never trust nuclear again. And I think, so do many in my generation.

The question is, why does it run on Linux and not Apple

And here I am with my brand new niche zero that I was so proud of until like three minutes ago.

I want that on a t-shirt! And I’m definitely going to steal it for my slack tagline.

The one where she tries to talk her boyfriend down from uprooting their life to start a podcast career in LA is even better.

Don’t you think that vegans know, that rice is a plant? That marketing is not aimed at us.

There are also a couple of reasons why someone might want to use a substitute for rice.

Growing rice is very water intensive. Rice contains traces of arsenic. And of course it’s full of carbohydrates.

The packaging is marketing and uses the same plant-based stick that is conflated with healthy food.

The thing is, I also want to query all possible colors. And that would then be in a different function so I’d have to change two functions whenever I add a new color and I don’t like that.

I heard about this, but I wasn’t sure it was the right way. Or if Rust developers just straight up avoid situations like this.