Is this the article?
Damn, the kids today, especially the elementary and middle schoolers, are pretty based.
I like to imagine the person is just complimenting their strong mothers, aunts, sisters, etc. Obviously they deserve the right tool for the job, not some chintzy product that is colored pink. So many companies, which once made reliable products, no longer make anything worth the paper money needed to purchase them. Plus it's a flashlight, less features means less ways to break, so it really needs one or two buttons. Some of the best tools are simple. At least the person didn't use feeeemale as a noun.
Probably a chud, though, but I like to give the benefit of the doubt.
Ban cars! 
Oh wait, trains have wheels. 
Hollywood only knows to make one kind of slop anymore.
I didn't have time last year to move to another email service, so unfortunately I needed to renew my Proton Mail subscription. I plan to move to Forward Email. I am going to get the team plan so I can create email accounts for my family. I also plan to use IVPN.
Edit: Just learned IVPN disabled port forwarding. Damn, that was the reason I was going to use them. I may need a IVPN or MulladVPN account and a separate VPN for port forwarding for torrents. Perhaps AirVPN.
Edit 2: Wait, what do you mean you can't self-host your own VPN? I am going to use Wireguard and a VPS service to run a dedicated server from home available to the Internet and use the VPS service to hide my IP. It's often cheaper to run your own VPN (with some limitations and tradeoffs), plus certain ISPs allow Tor exit relays. There's also alternatives to Tor, such as I2P, which is good for torrents.
Huh, perhaps that's why I am having to use the restroom a lot at work, on top of having anxiety-induced IBS.
Linux from scratch essentially requires Python, Perl, etc. to build: https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/view/stable/chapter02/hostreqs.html
The Linux kernel shows a little Python and Perl in the GitHub repository: https://github.com/torvalds/linux
Picking one repo fork out of Linux's git tree (before everything is merged into linux-next), we can see other languages, such as C++, contribute to various components of Linux: https://github.com/util-linux/util-linux
I'm considering buying a Bahamas hat and removing the "Ba". Then if someone asks why my hat says "hamas", I'll just say it originally said Bahamas and the first letters worn off. If they proceed to ask if I condemn Hamas, I'll just say no and walk away.
Imnecomrade
joined 6 months ago
Before I heard this yesterday, the same day I was thinking I would like to make my own operating system that was kernel-agnostic, (Free/Open/etc.)BSD and Linux (and maybe Hurd) as supported kernels, combined Gentoo and Guix's features, removed Python has a hard dependency (which includes glibc, for example, as it needs Python to compile), and prioritized being built with only fast languages, probably with a focus on Zig, Rust, C, and Racket/Chez Scheme, enabling a very minimal distro. It would eventually allow packages like Python to be supported, but the idea was to make a distro that could be stripped down further than even Gentoo and have a package manager built in a fast language. I would probably need to support musl (which on Gentoo has a crypt use flag for libxcrypt, which depends on Python, though I believe it's for running tests), µClibc, Cosmopolitan Libc, or work on my own fork of some libc instead of glibc.
With this news, this hobby project that I hoped to make a living from donations seems important now in regards to supporting BSD.