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  • It’s not even worth explaining because it’s so obvious that they do. If you said that eating chicken raw is good for you I also wouldn’t bother explaining why that’s not true. I’d just call it out as nonsense.

    You insulted me first, dipshit. Quit advertising to the world how stupid you are. I don’t know what kind of brainrot you’re experiencing, but you should get it looked at.

    You’re honestly arguing that companies aren’t incentivised to do things like make profit? Or retain employees? You are brain-dead lmao








  • Gnome hates hacky solutions, they’re implementing it now because it’s finally well-supported in portals and in the freedesktop standard (btw, accent colours being a cross-desktop standard is something they avidly pushed for).

    They also had a lot of discussion about how choosing some accent colours (particularly red) could have a detrimental effect on PC usage in terms of differentiating between dangerous or “destructive” buttons and other ones in dialogue boxes.

    I.e. if red is your accent colour, then all of a sudden the red button that says “Yes” in an “Are you sure you want to delete this?” loses some clarity of being a dangerous/destructive action, because you’re now used to seeing red all over your system. This, from a usability perspective, is bad.

    They had multiple pages going over this, and other things, in excruciating detail, citing multiple UX usability studies.

    I don’t know if they came up with a solution to that or not, it’s just nice that the team takes everything into consideration and thoroughly examines it.

    I’m extremely glad Gnome thinks about these things and takes time to implement things in the best way that they can, rather than just rushing everything out. Attention to detail like that is a big part of why I love using Gnome.






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    Because humans love faces. We love looking at them, we love seeing them. Our brains are wired to handle facial recognition very well and be drawn to faces.

    In fact, the effect is so strong that we often see faces where none exist

    People being drawn to faces has led to thumbnails with faces on getting far more attention. Tbh, if you were trying to make a YT channel your job, it’s very likely you’d start doing it too, you’d be actively sabotaging yourself for the sake of pride otherwise.



  • Yes, that’s what I said. We generally say climate change now because people have idiotic takes like yours and (puzzlingly) don’t appear to understand that global warming means warming of the globe.

    We had to change the language used because people like you can’t parse basic English or apply the smallest amount of thought to the phrase.

    Global warming isn’t an incorrect term in the slightest. It describes the warming of the globe, which is exactly what’s happening.



  • Britain has been harsher on China than anybody in the EU for a while now.

    E.g. the UK is one of only four countries in the world that have the balls to formally recognise the Uyghur Genocide as a genocide. The UK offered asylum to over 3 million Hong Kong citizens. The UK sanctioned china over attempts to infiltrate the UK’s Electoral Commission. The UK got into a spat with China over them hacking some MoD server. Several Chinese spies have been charged by the UK, etc…

    UK-China relations were already rocky even before the bullshit in Hong Kong (which as you can imagine is a big issue for the UK and not others) and Russia invading Ukraine (in which the UK has been one of the top supporters of Ukraine), and it’s got worse from there. Clearly you’re talking about something that you know nothing about.

    You’re letting your xenophobic attitude towards the UK cloud your judgement. Put your hate aside for a moment and actually look at reality.