For all the posturing some people you meet in daily life do about "being smart", I think most of us are pretty damn average. Most people still have the capacity to accomplish anything they want (within reason) if they're willing to put in enough time and effort on a consistent basis.
It's always a good idea, before investing in any company, to call the head office and say "I need a straight answer, so don't give me the runaround: will you fail?". If they say "no", it is a safe investment. If they say "yes", it is not quite as safe an investment but you may still want to invest.
Reminds me of a Charlie Kirk video where a student said to him that there are statistics which provide a correlative link between abortion access and low crime; Kirk immediately goes on the offensive and says "WhO hAs MoRe aBorTioNs ThaN AnyOneE? BLAACK PEOEOPLEEE!!!! UR A RACISST!!!!", and his audience ate it up and clapped for him like a gang of excited seals. The strategy is always to derail the current conversation to one you prepared talking points for.
Sorry to hear this; why are so many voice-control tools for Linux so dependent on X11? Is there any glimmer of hope that an alternate Wayland-compatible tool is going to come along in the next few years?
I can't imagine meeting one of these guys in real life. You know when you meet an ordinary cat and it makes you feel like you're beneath it? These guys must be way worse for that kind of thing.
Yeah I like that sometimes. I don't get high every day, mainly just at the weekends when I want to totally unwind. That "stoneover" feeling can be lovely (if what you're talking about is similar to the after-effects you sometimes get the day after smoking a lot or taking an edible).
True!