keepcarrot [she/her]

I’d say I was around that age. Maybe earlier, 10? But only because my dad was into linux. This was back in 1998 to 2000 though. I wasn’t actually allowed access to a computer’s hardware (and therefore the ability to install an OS, given my extremely restricted access) until I started uni with an old computer that didn’t even have onboard sound.

I have a vague memory of some 2D ones early on

There should be one that’s what the sales guy promised to the client. >.>

I’m pretty sure centrelink forms are routinely longer than 13 pages.

Why would anyone care about what other people have as desktop wallpaper? I don’t even look at my own wallpaper that much

Does that mean Australia gets the money back to put into high density public housing?

“Don’t delete this, might need it later - JP”

Base building?

Or collapse bridges

So advanced, the smartest guys from the US are needed to pilot it. Top men!

I find it interesting that there are apparently true believers out there who think the Abram’s is an ontologically godlike tank and that it’s historical record is not the result of overmatched technology and overwhelming air superiority

I love it when people link to such posts as if they’re a solution as well

I would just give them the username and password of my account, then they can enjoy tomb raider 3 or something.

This feels like Napoleon’s soldiers and the mamluks, or what was said about them.

Or something. Above a project of certain size, divisions of labour and stuff make the project complete faster, but before that it seems like a lot of extra busy work that slow down the project

“With this one simple trick, pilots hate him”

Not a leadership invested in big showy victories to encourage Western supplies, a long land border with their enemies, and a local population in the defended areas that is very unhappy with the state and see the enemy as rescuers?

How does one choose what are weaknesses worth reporting on?

I am aghast at how difficult interviews are compared to literally every aspect of most jobs I’ve had.

One could, indeed, argue that consulting firms make their bread and butter by not having things work but fixed temporarily.

Makes pretty extreme implication

Denies any such implication and is insulted that anyone could read it such a way

???

Coward

Most countries are actually fine with political parties on the ballot receiving funding, material/technical support, and terrorist attacks from a foreign power, it’s just the perfidious Cubans banning other parties that do this!