The US. And yes, I will continue to use the phrase “you guys” because it’s a phrase that means “you people”. I can’t anticipate every illogical thing that will offend people. If someone called me out on it in person I would try not to use the phrase to address them specifically but I would also think they were being very silly.

I have regularly called groups of females “you guys” since childhood. It’s extremely neutral in a lot of the country.

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That’s what makes software legacy; it falls out of popularity. Plenty of terminal applications have barely changed since the 80s, but they’re not “legacy” because they’re actively used and maintained.

If you never played Magicka you should give it a shot.

Needs more UFO50, it’s like the dream game for the steam deck.

They’re trained to return to their home roost. It’s just a flock of white homing pigeons.

Are you just taking about the 1mb? If so I’d just leave it, it’s common to leave some buffer space at the start and/or end of a block device.

Tekken.

No one called anyone a Trump shill for supporting progressives in down-ballot elections. If you’re just talking about the start of the presidential election cycle, that’s too late.

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Brother, I’m voting against the party with the absolutely insane and oppressive declared policies. What are you talking about?

Well in that case it’s not really relevant.

That and the fact that it’s legally impossible for one to win the presidency, yeah.

No you can’t. Because we live under a system where one of them is going to be in power after the election, and every possible voter shares equal responsibility in the outcome.

There are plenty. But I do think it’s performative as hell to withhold your vote within a couple months of a major election. There is no momentum for anything that could possibly disrupt the status quo in Palestine before the election, and letting Trump win isn’t going to make that any easier afterward. Unless you’re an actual accelerationist, in which case I’m glad you can so confidently accept the likely millions of excess deaths that will cause.

Answer to both: no. So maybe we should use other factors to decide!

Right, I’m “decrying” successful revolutions because I don’t believe that your armchair activism is going to start any actual movement capable of disturbing the status quo.

It’s only worthless if it’s third party, sadly.

I love getting downvotes for just understanding the law.

But this isn’t a mental exercise, this is real life. The choice and all of its consequences are still happening regardless of your choice to disengage. They aren’t “false options”, they’re printed on the ballot. The only way to reject the premise here is actual spontaneous massive revolution, and if you’re suggesting that as an alternative to voting, well, I don’t imagine you’re of voting age anyway.