Whataboutism is a lateral move. What I suggested was a zoom-out.

Not everyone has the privilege to choose where they move.

The idea of using your religion as an excuse to kill people is not exclusive to Islam. There are actually quite a few instances in the christian bible where people kill due to religion.

If you actually want to get away from religious killing, as a society, we must denounce religion as a whole. Blaming one religion is just stirring the pot.

Highways don’t have crosswalks, and drivers can expect to have very few stoplights (compared to freeways, which should have exactly 0 stoplights or pedestrians whatsoever).

Streets can have frequent crosswalks and stoplights.

Sooo having a street between hotels and a beach would be no biggie, since guests could safely cross it on foot, at a crosswalk.

But with a highway there, you cannot safely cross on foot. No crosswalks. Or if there’s something that looks like a crosswalk, it sure wouldn’t feel safe to cross it.

The link between diabetics and insulin is real

We already know he lies, so the only reason to share what he says is if you want him to remain influential.

Source?

Y’all got any Luigis?

“Oh, I thought I was coding in Python. Oops!”

Continues coding in C++

Meanwhile, we’ve got “stop being antisemitic” trolls casting doubt among the uninformed.

So huge dogs should just remain ownerless?

Reformatting my Windows 11 machines and replacing the OS with Windows 7 is on my (very long) to-do list

I’ve seen Tomorrow Never Dies, so I know there are Chinese keyboards.

The UK speaks English though, so I would have figured a UK keyboard would be at least very similar to a US keyboard, enough so that switching from one to the other wouldn’t be too hard.

… or just didn’t know UK keyboards were different

One of my big takeaways from CS classes was that goto loops are more efficient than for loops. So I’d start with comparing that with a recursive function.