“Shit” has always been a swear word. Would you let your toddler walk around saying “This is shit!” while pointing at random things in public? It’d be a funny online video, but I wouldn’t want to be the parent in the video. Just because you casually say to your friends, “I gotta take a shit.” Doesn’t mean it’s not a swear word in most cases. “Poop” isn’t even close. That’s a word we intentionally teach toddlers to say.

I’m actually curious. Would you be 100% ok with your (hypothetical) toddler doing that? If so, then you really don’t see it as a swear word. I feel like the vast majority of people in the USA would say it’s a swear word.

A swear word is just a “lowly” word with a bit more gravity than normal words. Consider how even “This is trash!” Doesn’t carry the same weight as “This is shit!”.

You can insult things and people with any words… “naive, ignorant, uneducated, slow, ineffective, disabled”, etc. But if a person were actually any of those things, and you spoke those words with tact, they aren’t necessarily mean. “I’m sorry to say this, but disabled people do not have a good time on this ride.”

Now replace “disabled” with “shit” and tell me that could ever be gentle in any context. 😂 That’s what makes it a swear word, that’s it. It’s a word that has no chance of being “nice” in any way.

These are just my own thoughts, and I’m certainly no linguist.

The AI said, “shit”.

The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software.

Winsocks:

No, it’s pronounced ForJayHo.

Even with that setting on, nothing would be done unless you explicitly assign a Github task to Copilot. Even then, the worst thing that would happen is you’d get a pull request at some point if you somehow accidentally assigned a task to Copilot.

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LOL! I wouldn’t pronounce “J son” like Jason, either!

“Son” is pronounced “sun”. Jason is pronounced Jay-sin.

Also, I’ve had coworkers named Jason, and I want to be able to say “Use JSON” without it sounding like I’m saying “Use Jason”.

I say Jay-sahn.

Impedence is the combination of resistance (ordinary resistance to current) and reactance which is resistance specific to alternating current which comes from the capacitors and coils in the equipment. Even a squiggly circuit trace can create reactance. So, impedence is resistance.

Whatch this short for a clear explanation:

https://youtube.com/shorts/tanon58nW1o

From what I’ve read, and from talking to a guy who own a music studio near me, impedance mismatch is a real thing in audio equipment. At best, it’ll lower the sound level causing you to have to crank up the volume, which just puts more strain on your equipment. Worse, it can cause crackling from waveform peaking. At the very worst, it can damage equipment.

Brushing it off just because the guy doesn’t know the wavelength of audio signals is a dick move. No wonder he stopped talking to you. I bet you, yourself, know a lot of things, a lot of true things, that you can’t explain to the utmost detail.

“You say quarks are combined with the strong force to make protons, huh? Well, what’s the binding force between an up and down quark? Oh, you don’t know? Curious.”

This means copyright notices and even licenses folks are putting on their vibe-coded GitHub repos are unenforceable. The Al-generated code, and possibly the whole project, becomes public domain.

I license my vibe-coded projects with the MIT license, so it’s working either way.

Coåm

They can be two things!

On my end, it looks like you tried to layout your comment with Latex and failed. :D

Nah, if you type a password in a url, it gets turned into asterisks. Look: https://google.com/?password********************

It’s safe for https.

The image’s content is plain wrong. Waxing poetic about JPEG artifacts doesn’t make this image any more interesting or funny. It’s just dumb.

Prongles

I sometimes enjoy pestering people who make asses of themselves in comment threads. You definitely qualify with how many comments you’ve made in this thread attacking people for having the audacity to say they don’t like CSS. I was serious that I think you should take a break from arguing on the internet. For your own good. (And ours.)

You took my lighthearted joke about an intentionally awkward language and threw it in my face, saying that I must be bad at design, etc.

“If you dont like CSS, you’re just bad.”

I don’t know why anyone would ever choose to be a programming language apologist. If people have criticisms of a language, good, they’re probably valid. You don’t need to apologize for the language and brush their criticisms under the rug. It just makes you look like a jerk.

Sorry, I already said “touch grass”. You can’t come back with a comment like that. It’s much too late.