Frank Ring @ thefrankring @lemmy.world

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When younger, my parents made me believe in Santa Claus. Most other kids were believing in it too, and I was getting more Christmas present. So it was cool and fair, even if not true.

But here, the person is lying to his kid to get away with something. Not cool.

Understandable. He could draw a few flames to hide it instead.

The younger teachers were doing something similar to this. Teachers have to follow certain sets of rules to not get fired.

It was mostly the oldest, gray-haired teachers that were requiring textbooks. Stuck in their old ways.

Annoying, I had to switch to Brave Search.

"I can't go, my dog ate my car."

Send help, I'm blind.

That's going to backfire one day.

RIP child's trust.

I wonder what was in the artist's mind.

I bought some textbooks for university.

Ended up not using most of them.

Most computers science students are used to computers, internet and StackOverflow.

Not paper.

Unbelievable, we should use AI to fix them spelling mistake.

Surprised complete menace to society grew that old.

INSTRUCTIONS UNCLEAR.

Artificial intelligence is so unintelligent.

So happy Windows is protecting us from spyware and malware.

Now, we have to protect ourselves from Microsoft.

Firefox seems dead.

I need a chromium based browser for the amount of extensions available.

I use Brave.

Of course, Linus is a kernel expert. Not crypto. I have nothing against him. I wouldn't listen to the US president about kernel either. If you need crypto advice, listen to a crypto expert. Not sure why my comment gets downvoted but it seems common sense to me.

Linus creates kernels. Nothing to do with cryptocurrency. Tech is tech, but I wouldn't necessarily listen to him about other things than kernels and computers. For example, he doesn't even believe in FOSS, and he openly supports Google because of Android, Chromebooks and ChromeOS using Linux.