Alright. That’s absolutely understandable.

No, I don’t agree. I concur in the personal level if it’s bothering you, but a scientist, who is the guy that wants to use that data, will find useful what the statistic mean by “male” or “female”. There are statistical differences between both groups. That’s very useful.

Just to add to the excellent responses, even “biological sex” may be complicated, because you can argue based on different criteria. At birth, genitalia is a relatively accessible and unintrusive way to sex humans, but even at birth other criteria may be available, like a chromosomal analysis. There are also genetic tests, which are closely related to chromosomal sexing, but are not the same. Also, from embryogenic and hormonal evidence you could try to make your case. Most people would comply with all of those, but some people don’t.

Wow. True Nazi science. And all in a day like May 9th 2025.

I have one snowshoe-loooking cat, Rulfo, who specializes on hacking those things. He’s got three models, each more advanced than the previous one. He always finds a way to get more food out of them.

Oh, we also tried dispenser balls that would drop kibbles with the cats making some exercise trying to get them out of the ball. After a week, Rulfo was like Messi. He would not touch the limits of a 1 squared ft before getting them all out while my orange cat would act as if he was some kind of unicorn trying to pinch the ball… aaah, fun times.

How fast she won us was just crazy. I’m terrified to loose my old senior cats. They’ve been around for so many years.

As for Kima, I just felt there wasn’t any other way around it. I couldn’t leave her alone, she was so small, so little.

Like K’imā’. It’s a native language, Tének, which is related to Mayan. It means “home”, actually. I found her very close to the Tének area, so, we thought that name was appropriate. She was abandoned, and wouldn’t survive another day alone. I brought her to a vet, offered her very basic care because of the constraints of the place, and she survived the road trip back home. She actually was a nice copilot at that point!

Fortunately, if this shit keeps up, there are two other countries where to celebrate matches. Mexico is shaping up nicely for the World Cup, and tourism comes natural to our culture.

They are one species, like dogs, the variety is quite high. Wolves have numerous subspecies. As with other mammals, it’s quite common to find the largest ones closer to the poles.

I’m not American. I thought “$5k/month for sure”. Lol.

I heard some communities would boycott specific products, common in these celebrations, as they were instrumental in Trump’s campaign. Nevertheless, this is news to me since the celebrations themselves are basically mandatory for Mexicans.

Oh, it’s an actual toy. A rare sight.

Exactly. Overcomplicated.

We don’t agree, but I still think it is. I just described the first window that found overcomplicated, of course there may be options of UX which may have different arrangements. In any case, in my opinion, even the system applet is overcomplicated (for a system applet).

In this window, for example, what’s the use of the first panel if you wanted to edit something in some WiFi connection? I’d replace the whole first panel with a “back” button and let the window breathe.

Launch System preferences, go to Internet and WiFi. Then you’ll get a UI divided into three panels. The first one lists WiFi and networks, Firewall, Proxy and Other preferences; the second panel will list your connections, including Ethernet, WiFi 2.4 GHz, WiFi 5 GHz, WiFi 6GHz, Bluetooth, VPN and Loopback, your current connection will be auto selected; from the current selected connection you’ll see in the third panel SSID, Mode, BSSID, Restrict devices, Cloned MAC, MTU and Visibility, and this is only one in 5 tabs of options.

I’m sure I skipped some other components in the same windows, but you see my point?

Took max display brightness to watch it.

UX wise, GNOME is oversimplified and Plasma is overcomplicated.

Gentoo on a Thinkpad? Why would you do yourself that?

Ah, yes, wars in Bosnia, Irak, Somalia, Kosovo, etc. A great country produces more wars!

It’s a feature, not a bug.

-Musk, probably.