This reminds me of some Enid Blyton story, which obviously this real life thing is much better than.

The not very funny joke seemed to be comparing fat trans people to trans fats, ie the nutritional term

More focus on Firefox, such as a simple change such as a more modern looking default userChrome.css theme to attract new users

You can only make that joke if you’re trans and fat.

His Dark Materials is worldbuilt very well, I also like ATLA for its worldbuilding, even if it’s a bit simplistic at times.

What’s the answer? I need the link

Edit: I found it

Same with biological parents?

Yeah, making money from piracy is not ok. If you’re not paying the copyright holders, it’s unfair to make people pay you.

Is this science memes or proletariat revolution memes?

Fedora does look cool! It also has lots of customisability through theming and GNOME extensions.

They had posters like these in the therapy room in the special needs school I went to.

Along with the zones of regulation, posters about being assertive, and superheroes coded with different ‘desirable’ behaviours.

Is that the same for biological parents?

Fair enough. GNOME Web is the only cross platform non Blink or Gecko browser, and like you say it has flaws compared to those two, such as lack of extension support.

What’s your definition of a philosopher? There seems to be a lot of gatekeeping, to me a philosopher doesn’t need to write a book or have original thoughts, they just need to care that they don’t know the answers to things and try to work them out, and think deeply about them.

What does their father have anything to do with them? Regardless of your opinions about pedophiles, you should judge people on their own merits, not those of their family members.

As the other commenter implied, it’s first hand/in person, second hand, third hand, etc or primary/secondary/tertiary/quaternary sources

Have you tried Stardew Valley?

They can’t. If you’re rational, empathic and honest, you’re going to be upset at the state of the world. You can try distract yourself, or make small impacts, but you can’t make a significant difference.