You could also look into draw.io - for most things that people used to use LibreOffice Draw for, this might now be more convenient.

ok, if you just want to spread incoherent conspiracy theories instead of legitimately asking questions, I am reporting this thread

tests are for confirming your code STILL works if someone ever changes something

I think it originally did under old Unix, it was what /home is nowadays; "Unix System Resources" is a backronym.

"If you run into assholes all day you're the asshole"

Because bullying is not a thing amirite

the worst laws in the US are always supported by both parties

"Programmer" humor 🤔

I am fine with my current salary. None of the problems I have are due to having too little money. It is more that I have hardly any time to spend that money and live a fairly lonely life. None of that would be fixed by a higher salary, which is why I have little motivation to try to get promoted.

You know, when I first started to become active on Internet communities as a preteen in the early-to-mid-2000s, I don't think anyone really used the term "social media" to describe them. The term may have existed already, but I didn't think of myself as a user of "social media" at all at the time.

At the time we had web forums run on software like phpBB. Later I discovered wikis and blogs. I have no idea when people started to insist on using the strange term "social media" which may or may not include all those things. Is Reddit/Lemmy "social media"? It certainly differs from most other "social media" in significant ways: we mostly don't use our real names, we don't have followers, we mainly communicate with random strangers rather than the people we know IRL. This is a lot more similar to traditional web forums than to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X/Mastodon, etc.

Yes, I guess so. I have no interest in becoming any kind of celebrity. That sounds stressful and can make you a target for harassment.

I prefer it when I can post my thoughts anonymously without anyone knowing or caring who I am. If a thought is good, it doesn't matter whose thought it is.

Markdown, asciidoc, restructuredtext are kinda like simple alternatives to LaTeX

At least it answers the question whom it will be reported to. In all likelihood the administrator is me anyway, at least on my personal devices. People won't worry anymore that it will be reported to the police or, heaven forbid, to Santa Claus.