I think the only reason this happens is because people associate negativity with a group of people for long enough to tie the negativity to the phrase or word itself. Homeless used to be the sensative replacement for Hobo. After enough time, this new name will just be another tag people can use hatefully.
edit: I must admit, though, I can’t see “someone experiencing homelessness” making a very impactful slur.
I have a theoretical degree in biology…
I just finished moving my company to pro. Everyone hates it. Map series is a nice upgrade fromdata driven pages, though.
So long old buddy.
I think people were too hard on Andromeda. It was pretty good!
I initially hated this but it does incentivize deck versatility. I stopped putting my eggs in one basket and I stopped losing so much.
Do you guys remember when lol was the response you would receive to a message? I wonder when we started switching to saying it on the end of our sentences?
Oh man I can’t believe I fucked that up that bad! Oh well, I still got some laughs, and you got to correct an internet stranger, so I see this as a win,win,win.
Man that image looks like the Uns are about to drop the album of the year.
Yeah we’re getting really good at teaching computers to analyze satellite imagry and other forms of spatial data to find the spots we want. All we have to do is decide if we put green spaces, Walmarts or bombs in those spots.
I swear almost every American election cycle, some weird word will start popping up everywhere. like how all the trump supporters started saying cuck out of nowhere in 2015-2016
GIS (Geographic Information Systems) Specialist. If you got rid of just the specialists you probably be fine. The techs, analysts, and admins could hold things together. If all of the GIS experts disappeared all together we would probably start getting hungry pretty quick, and the US military would get a lot shittier. basically, anything that relies on a geolocation is kinda screwed. Lots of it has actually been automated so we might be fine for a bit.
haha how is that enforced?
I know it has something to todo with a individuals apartment number. I think it used to be 197 or 195 but it went private on reddit so they increased or decreased the number to end up with 196. I don’t know what the subject matter is supposed to be
do you mean dense? I would say bagels are dense. But when talking about bread I could see how dry and dense could be similar.