I am you when you aren’t.

I don’t know if it’s different elsewhere, but in the UK, the only difference in Black Friday prices is that there is a label next to them with a fictitious price they are supposedly discounted from.

The official mascot for C++ is an obese, diseased rat named Keith, whose hind leg is missing because it was blown off.

Maybe we should join up with them and avoid the tariffs, plus we get all the other benefits? Has anyone thought of this?

Just fyi - this looks like a bot account.

Great. Who wants an environment anyway?

He sounds like the sort of enthusiastic go-getter that would be a boon to our nation.

If you knew any trans people you would realise just how fucking stupid what you wrote is.

He likes to throw out technical terms to impress people with how knowledgeable he is. Those who actually have knowledge can see how miserably clueless he is and laugh at him, but the public don’t see that.

I think it’s worth keeping the name so that people searching for dodgy bondage suits get a chance to download some quality image processing software by mistake.

You could have vertical task bar in vanilla windows 10. They took it out in 11 because fuck you, presumably.

Great. Now can we have the option for a vertical task bar back?

Inside your own house, yes. As long as it’s quiet.

The banned magnets have to meet all these criteria:

Are small enough to fit into the small parts cylinder, which is a device used for testing in Australian and international toy standards. Have a magnetic flux index greater than 50 (kG)2 mm2. Are marketed by the supplier as, or supplied for use as any of the following: a toy, game or puzzle a construction or modelling kit jewellery to be worn in or around the mouth or nose.

So no, it’s not an over-reaction and it doesn’t affect makers and hobbyists.

“Logic” - really?

Here are the details of the actual ban:

https://www.productsafety.gov.au/business/find-banned-products/small-high-powered-magnets-ban

To be banned it has to meet all these criteria:

Are small enough to fit into the small parts cylinder, which is a device used for testing in Australian and international toy standards. Have a magnetic flux index greater than 50 (kG)2 mm2. Are marketed by the supplier as, or supplied for use as any of the following: a toy, game or puzzle a construction or modelling kit jewellery to be worn in or around the mouth or nose.

So, no. That’t not logical.

Here is what are actually banned:

Magnets that are separate, loose, or supplied in multiples of two or more and meet all the following criteria are banned.

Are small enough to fit into the small parts cylinder, which is a device used for testing in Australian and international toy standards.
Have a magnetic flux index greater than 50 (kG)2 mm2.
Are marketed by the supplier as, or supplied for use as any of the following:
    a toy, game or puzzle
    a construction or modelling kit
    jewellery to be worn in or around the mouth or nose.

Source: https://www.productsafety.gov.au/business/find-banned-products/small-high-powered-magnets-ban

Can everyone calm down now?

What do you hope to gain from visiting?

Looks like they were 100% right to ban them.

Yeah, there’s no rush.

Be evil.