PepperoniNipple
@PepperoniNipple@lemmynsfw.com
- Comment on Genocide apologists deciding if they can counter a Wojak meme by accusing the poster of antisemitism 3 months ago:
Israel is slowly and sadly making HitIer look like he had a point for so many dumb people. They are fucking idiots
- Comment on Windows 11 3 months ago:
Watch your goddamn mouth
- Comment on Rate these 💩posting setups 3 months ago:
The third one made me gag. That’s so fucking gross man, come on
- Comment on Elon Musk says SpaceX HQ officially moving to Texas, blames new CA trans student privacy law 3 months ago:
I feel like these headlines only appear on our feeds, never on republicans’
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Inches Matter!
- Comment on Microsoft is reportedly banning Palestinians in the U.S. for life for calling relatives in Gaza 3 months ago:
You nailed it. They love to repeat that sentence, “it’s easy”, myself, wrongfully included. I do believe that lying to your brain that whatever you have to do is easy kind of makes you try harder and for longer, you break problems down and stuff, but not everyone is like this at all.
Whenever my dad calls me to ask about a problem in his PC, I always start energetic and happy to help him, with a good tone in my voice and everything. But I start losing my shit the longer the call lasts, because he doesn’t know anything, how to stop a process from the task manager, how to disable unnecessary startup programs, how to use a translator quickly in any website, etc. I become condescending because he likes to read me everything he sees on the screen first before clicking on the button I just told him to click on, everything, from top to bottom, every popup and warning. In windows.
I’d lose my entire head if he tried Linux, because instead of buttons and intuitive icons it’d be a bunch of commands that even for me still look mayan most of the time. He’d easily fall for the sufo rm -r command if he followed a tutorial online, and that bothers me a lot. Linux is really not user-friendly as they think they are or claim to be yet, it seems like it’s getting closer, but the fact that a lot of it relies on using a terminal is already an instant-loss. I am sorry, but nobody wants to use the terminal, as cool as it might look while doing so or how gratifying it is to learn about it; the majority of people want speed without having to learn anything about how to achieve that speed
- Comment on Microsoft is reportedly banning Palestinians in the U.S. for life for calling relatives in Gaza 3 months ago:
The average person does not read or understands instructions of any kind related to PCs. This is something tech-savy people suck so hard at: having patience for those people. You expect them to be like you or a certain way that is not possible for them or simply won’t ever happen, and you get mad or blame them for it, instead of offering the solution they need, which is a more intuitive software design