For me, yes.
It is especially amusing to see my meat-eating comments getting downvoted by a bunch of vegans.
Another example that is positive would be how much the folks here are into Linux, and are readily helping the ones trying it out.
Overall tho, I feel like a lot of folks here have never met anyone with contrasting view, or are actively labeling such as evil.
Dude, if we can come up with a 3D model of that and print it
Probably one of the options below:
And that justifies bombing them?
All these slander tactics are getting old fast, don’t you think?
With that big of an age gap, what do you folks even have in common to talk about??
Wait, isn’t Turning Point from USA?
Yes. Without it, this thing would simply be manipulation.
Basically like how some media report Russia being bombed by Ukraine.
Perhaps because THAT IS WITH WHOM THEY’RE CURRENTLY AT WAR WITH???
I hate to point out the obvious, but they didn’t accidentally confuse the two…
It might be, but who cares.
As a wise man once said: the time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time.
If you don’t enjoy it, tho, then you’re definitely wasting your time for no good.
World leaders: “you know that’s not gonna happen.”
About 15 years ago we started transitioning from on-site computing to cloud. Now we’re reversing the trend under the guise of “edge computing”.
Ah yes, it’s around the time for thin clients of this cycle.
Damn that is comically absurd
Before long, we wouldn’t need The Onion anymore with all this nonsense!
An online service is a program (or a bunch of program).
Giving access when it’s not supposed to falls into behaving in a way that’s not intended.
Therefore, an online service giving access when it’s not supposed to can be classified as a program behaving in a way that’s not intended.
Thus, this case fits into your very definition.
It also illustrates how a security vulnerability is simply a bug, albeit a dangerous one.
Okay I’ll bite: is Dvorak really that great?
CNN as in “Central News Network” or “Convoluted Neural Network”?
The way some people think everything needs to look fancy and gimmicky.
Like, I get it, stuff would be better blending in with their surrounding fashion, but if we need to get thru more than three layers of menu to get to something we frequently use, it’s wasteful, and if it’s for something critical like in a car, it’s straight up dangerous.
Probably just a toilet with no shower. Common for larger living spaces.