Aren't aluminum cans still plastic bottles on the inside?

I've already warmed up to the idea that we'd have to force positives changes through in the dead of night. With all things said and done, watch those who'd rail against it say they've always been in favor of it.

This radiates first world problems imo

Like, computer parts are expensive as fuck in my country.

When I feed the poor, they call me a saint, but when I ask why the poor are hungry, they call me a communist. - Hélder Câmara, an archbishop

we can remove the return!

const fn = (a, b) => a || b

I'm super out of the loop here. I just opened it one day and saw an interface redesign... What did I miss?

A comment for everyone!

So let's get this straight, the unnamed individual has a name. The dude who got busted for overseas contract work using a VPN is still committing his work on GitHub… which requires a VPN. Either we're not getting the full story, or we're just being lied to for internet clout.

If you're not 100% convinced, why are you trying to defend this article as if it were fact?

You know you can't take in information wholesale, right? News corporations have their biases. So do individuals. When talking about countries regarded as foreign adversaries, most of these reports about an unnamed individual tend to be bullshit.

I'm one of those who still haven't caught covid. But every time I leave home, I still wear a mask. I vaccinate whenever a booster's available. And i still wash my hands all the time.

People have no idea how big Brazil actually is

Sometimes I dream of getting fired for accidentally doing shit like this. Sweet relief...