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I imagine it was archived by the maintainer who has archived all of his Github Repositories except for one named after his user account which states "Have taken up farming". So presumably he's decided to leave behind the tech projects he's worked on and focus on farming.

I don't know if it's the case in the USA but in Canada it's generally considered within IT that you are underpaid but in return have decent benefits, a pension, and a lot more job security than private sector. Especially as Canada has had multiple large IT companies that collapsed.

It is kind of annoying how often when using winget there might be two options the winget version which is the app and a msstore version that is from an unknown publisher just using the same name for the app.

Would you recommend using Bitwarden TOTP if you also have access to Yubikeys? I'm uncertain what I would like to transfer to as I'm a long time user and like Bitwarden though am working on trying to self host it and have yubikeys but manually scanning and naming twice to have the TOTP for something like discord or really any website which doesn't have near direct access to financials or private documents seems particularly annoying so if Bitwarden can act as the TOTP that seems like a solve 2 problems with one stone for lower security requirement accounts.

I guess I am a bit curious as to why this is being posted now since Fig has existed for a while. People talked about it and the fact that the founders of it used it for funding of Psychonauts 2. It definitely has had some success stories such as What the Golf? which is available on Apple Arcade already and I found quite fun. Outer Wilds and to a lesser extent Pillars of Eternity 2 are also games that seem to have been successful that used the platform.

Then perhaps a test that measures intelligence better than the IQ test which is known to not be the best would be better at evaluating the situation.

Oh, I was thinking of the fact that someone who gets drunk at a gathering that is work adjacent who insults people and you don't get fired some of your co-workers might not like you but you can still move up the corporate ladder if it's just a not too often of a thing.

I know in my case it's because prior to finding out about being on the spectrum and having Aspergers I just thought it was everyone else who was defective. For some people on the spectrum including me, the biggest difference was that everyone else was some kind of weirdo who knew rules without being told them. As a kid, you are told to be careful on a road and that's why you are, you are told not to have your hands on a soccer ball but you aren't told make sure to lie to people when it comes to certain conditions. In a way, it's weirder than most people figure out without being told by anyone okay don't tell people that they are fat and don't ask questions about why someone is so certain that their religion is correct.

I had to be taught that but outside of that, most people who didn't spend too much time with me then think I am smarter than average and are willing to rely on me for help with some stuff. I am proud because Asperger's is related to how one's brain is wired if I was embarrassed or considered Asperger's to be defective it would take a toll on my mental health because then I would be thinking of myself of a defective thing and defective things are usually thought of as something that should be thrown out.

If you work somewhere where that is the situation I would highly recommend trying to find a job that isn't as messed up. In the province of Ontario, employers are specifically needed to allow you to take your sick days for if you are feeling overwhelmed or something else is going on that is bad for your mental health.

Asperger's Syndrome isn't considered a mental illness it's considered a neurodevelopmental disorder. There are many people who are neurotypical who due to circumstances will have trouble with handling interactions with the outside world I don't see why being on the spectrum should be considered something worse than being a person who drinks alcohol and then insults someone.

I am personally really lucky as I am pretty high functioning on the spectrum, I am studying to go into the tech industry and my parents are both very supportive and our family is upper middle class.

That's just to say results may vary but I know there are multiple organizations that have come to do stuff at my university to set up job opportunities for those on the spectrum. They also function to inform students on the spectrum of the labour laws in Ontario and what that means in terms of helping people on the spectrum work as well as they can.

Would it be possible to do a modified system where they instead of losing the universal income unemployment benefits. There could be a system where the benefits are lowered in proportion to the income earned from jobs, that allows for those who are able to and want to work but are only able to find low paying jobs to have benefits that do not discourage them from doing work.

I remember it being discussed in terms of regardless of whether or not it will be problematic for the general population of China the gamification of society being controlled by a government is somewhat worrying simply because losing points for healthy criticism of your country discourages discourse which can be used to improve the current society.

It would be interesting to see what would occur in terms of the interest in being employed in professions that would be associated with the arts if they were to be reintroduced into the Olympics, perhaps it would change people"s perspective of stuff such as architecture. At the same time if they were to reintroduce all of the past art competitions in the summer Olympics the music category could be extremely controversial depending on what styles of music are allowed.

I think with a situation such as this it may make the prioritizing of only damaging enemy combatants, of course this is suggesting the term enemy combatants being based around people engaging directly at firing weapons towards those that the us military or those who are employed by the military are in charge of protecting or themselves.

I find it interesting that with social media sites as big as reddit giant events can happen without users being at all aware this is the first time I have heard about r/the_donald

the only recent dram I have heard about is stuff related to league of legends which is humorously enough the largest sub I am on outside of /r/news

I think some would be able to survive even the danger of being a default sub, for example either AskHistorians or AskAnthropologists just straight up deletes any top level comments without a source and are very ban happy leading to questions with only 5 answers, albeit all of decent quality.

r/news does that, I don't actually go on r/worldnews and instead just use r/news which has actually a decent variety of news from around the world sometimes, also there are people who work hard to balance off the racist and hateful comments for the sub

Well is there not a bit of an issue currently in that linux is not able to run many programs that people either need or really want and Windows is the most widely supported and also while I may not be correct I believe that OSX is even less open than the current windows OS as long as you have custom settings.