Seems like a run of the mill liberal whose information about “the left” comes from far right talking points:

But there is a problem with the way in which discussion about family values and having babies is split into two extreme camps – the trad-wife Right and the “abolish the family” Left. For any young couple starting out, the choices seem to be to either raise your non-binary child in defiance of the nuclear family, or to go full homestead and demand that your wife wear gingham and churn her own butter amongst a multitude of children.

Like, what the fuck is this shit?

The discussion about “family values” might seem like this if you only listen to what conservatives are claiming about what “the left” wants.

The problem isn’t (just) the display, it’s the… well, everything else

Edit: not to say that you couldn’t or shouldn’t try it out. Shit, might work out depending on what you want to do

Oh man my friend is going to shit a (happy) brick if people actually involved with the ISS end up seeing this.

In the future, computers will do all our art and entertainment for us so we can concentrate on making rich people more money. Yay!

I’m hesitant to say it because I’ve gotten some ridiculously hostile reactions for it, but I’ve really liked Kagi.

Yes, it’s a subscription service but that means they have an incentive to not show you shit results. According to some, paying for a search service is wrong because online services should be free, and I’m just astroturfing if I even mention it

Or, I dunno, maybe just don’t use Google?

Oh yeah absolutely; I’m not saying it’s likely he doesn’t know what Project 2025 is, just that his – and conservatives’ more generally – goals align with it so people associated with it are going to end up in positions of power if he gets elected.

Not that Republicans need Trump to win to implement the Project, and in fact they’re already doing it on federal and state levels. See eg. this PDF fact sheet^[1] by Appropriations Committee Ranking Member Rosa DeLauro. And here^[2] is an article about how the Project is connected to Tennessee lawmakers and legislation, as an example of state level stuff

I mean, that may well be true considering how fucking stupid he is, but it’s not like the project doesn’t align with his interests regardless of whether he knows jack shit about it

But now it affects them, that makes it super important and also the LiBeRaLs’ fAuLt that nothing works. An R-voting acquaintance of mine said as much and is blaming Democracts for lackluster disastr relief and they live in the deep south in a very conservative area…

But who will vote for the Republicans if they do this‽

Shipping metric assloads of weapons to Israel is a really fucking funny way of trying to bring peace

Yeah, same, I found it a bit surprising they have fewer than Germany

The inconsequential typo really wasn’t what elicited my comment

Increase your dosage

Yeah I doubt those particular comments have anything to do with “AI”. It just seems fashionable to blame AI for absolutely everything nowadays

… what

I don’t think money is necessarily the problem as such, so much as having to take on Trump as a client. Nobody in their right mind wants to have him as their client, because they know he can’t keep his mouth shut, has idiotic demands, and is also in the habit of not paying.

Well, all that and he’s a piece of shit fascist cult leader.

That’s known as a ligature and they’re pretty common in many programming-oriented fonts, which usually have stylistic sets with different ligatures for different programming languages that you can optionally enable in your editor’s configuration. For example, here’s the stylistic sets the Monaspace font offers:

Personally I’m not too fond of ligatures so I never enable any, but many folks do like them.

Edit: and just as a side note, ligatures are super common in many fonts, you just might not notice them. Here’s some classic examples from the DejaVu Serif font, with and without a ligature:

"A".reverse() == "∀"

Where is your god now?!