could you not be like that? provide alternative language or go away. If youre offended, say so and be real. Noncommittal posits of personal preference are linguistic mosquitos of communication. on the flip side, how dare you disenfranchise a legitimate adhd perspective. one that i would say is entirely valid as someone functionally crippled by such plight. If you truly are offended, perhaps there is some truth you are reacting to preventing you from truly responding in good faith. words are lame like that ya? mine are as nauseating as your flyby ego droppings.
> could you not be like that? provide alternative language or go away. If youre offended, say so and be real.
Ok, as somebody with ADHD I find it offensive because I don't need constant supervision, implying people with ADHD need constant supervision is belittling and just plain wrong. So, I will call out an offensive trope if I see it.
> If you truly are offended, perhaps there is some truth you are reacting to preventing you from truly responding in good faith
No, because if there was some truth to it, I wouldn't be offended. Perhaps stop with the amateur psychology? You're not very good at it.
It didnt happen because Intuit lobbied against it like their business model was in existential crisis. The canary is that inappropriate power imbalances will ruin even the most hard one feats of human collaboration and effort. Its like learning about why jaywalking became a crime, or why recycling is a consumer’s respobsibility. Edit: So I'm about as original as a model can be as I went to go fact check myself and I basically cliff noted an AI summary for yall pre-gen.
for real? it did, like every subsequent photo taken on the device after pressing the shutter “button”. You must be a bot, just another living shill. another confident user error in the field
It's meaningless to suggest doing what Apple does when faced with Linux when the vast majority of Apple's business isn't competing with Linux. The majority of Apple's revenue is from hardware when Linux is software -- that can run on Apple's hardware.
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