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I didn't speak one word in school for 5 years. Talking fine at home. I'm not officially diagnosed or anything but pretty sure.

The actual best way to deal with surplus is to store it all, just in case.

With statements like that, the Onion writers will soon be out of a job

Spell check

Hey, people view something as locked down and proprietary as the Apple ecosystem as a good thing, so not really sure about that.

I'm pretty sure someone like my parents has no idea what that even means, though I guess many of these companies might just be targeting younger people more likely to know

Spotify is very easy to crack, at least on Android

Revanced also works with no problems

Revanced now, but yes it works

Never too late to change. Just look at Amsterdam now vs a couple decades ago

I'm glad there are positive changes, and obviously those are most effective in healthcare situations.

However, from my personal experience as a university student in Canada, everything is the same if not worse than before. Hand sanitizer stations have been removed or simply not refilled, people straight up refuse to wear masks even when they're sick. A week or two ago in class, I saw many people literally sneeze into their hands and then wipe the snot on their chairs (and these are supposed to be engineering students!). There is still no ventilation or even filtration in any of our classrooms.

Not only is personal protective equipment not used by almost anyone, its use is actively stigmatized by many, including professors at school. To me this is completely ridiculous, but unfortunately reality.