F*** Wayland
Oh, I get it. Reading comprehension issue on your end.
Let me slow it down for you, champ, and then I’m out of this conversation, since you decided to turn dick about it.
YOU NO GET BIG CONFUSE WHEN OTHER WORD MEAN TWO THING.
ORDER MEAN TELL SOMEONE DO SOMETHING, AND ALSO REQUEST BUY SOMETHING!
CONTRONYM LIKE SANCTION MEAN APPROVE AND DISAPPROVE AT SAME TIME!
Hope that helped. Respond if you want, but you’re talking to yourself from here on out, buddy.
Can you try that again? I have no idea what you’re trying to say.
Even if you don’t accept the transference of a meaning from a euphemism to its own verb, you’re surely not confused by other verbs that have multiple meanings.
When I “order” a hamburger, I’m not telling it to do anything.
Some words even mean the opposite of themselves sometimes.
It is what it is.
It’s curious you’re so concerned about the speed limit but so flippant about breaking another clearly stated law about how you’re supposed to operate your vehicle.
Here’s one general tip - it’s your job to follow the law, not enforce it. The fact someone would have to go faster than the speed limit to pass you is irrelevant - you are supposed to be in the other lane unless you are passing someone or getting off the highway. If there are more lanes, the same rule applies - you should be in the furthest right lane that allows you to maintain your speed.
I’m thankful for the eventual inevitability of my own death.
It’s a bird!
It’s a plane!
It’s Strawman!
Absolutely. You’ll put an eye out.
I’ll tell you what’s irresponsible… Teaching elementary school kids it’s acceptable to abandon your plummeting, flaming private jet to crash uncontrolled into a populated city so you can get to your concert on time.
Parents need to watch what their children are learning.
…And the cost of that convenience is now $2000 and a bunch of spyware.
Delete my memories of everything pre-2016.
I feel like it would be easier to live in this nightmare if I didn’t remember a relatively stable, functioning world.
I’m a simple man. I see Dick Van Dyke, I upvote.
Are you sure? Because based on the internet armchair developers I see around, open source developers are an inexhaustible source of unending miracles that work for free and are fueled by incoherent, conflicting, entitled demands from 14 year olds.
Now… I don’t like to brag…
Nice troll bait.
No, I know EXACTLY what I’m talking about. Google’s old results were based on click-through determining which results were best. Now that the quality of the average user is lower, so is the quality of the average click-through result.
That’s as much response as you’re going to get though. You responded in bad faith, so now you’re going to talk to yourself if you choose to respond.
There is more to it than that… 20 years ago most of the people on the internet were likely similar to you, so most of their desired results were similar to yours.
Now people on the internet since the early 2000 are a minority compared to the “democratized” flood of users who joined in the mobile crapplication phase and started skewing search results towards simpler, less useful results.
SEO and ads didn’t help, but the whole ecosystem broke the model.
He’s not wrong, but I don’t think the James Cameron of the last decade has any room to criticize others for not creating sufficiently “sacred” art.