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Pretty much any company that has their own IT team but is not an IT company, is most likely using Windows infrastructure.

The Emu War is the only one that I can see similarities.

Are you looking for examples specifically about things that someone wanted or considered researching, or anything at all? Because there’s an infinite number of things that could technically be researched if people were a freely disposable resource.

I have no idea. I only have two modes: distracted and uncomfortable. If I’m uncomfortable then I’m not happy; If I’m distracted, I might be happy but I won’t notice.

I would ask my childhood friend how he died. A few years after we lost contact, he was found dead on his bed in the first day of his two-week PTO. I had just signed into a job in that same city and was thinking about reaching out to him.

I can't handle Debian; my heart constantly craves shiny new things.

I just meant that the intention behind my comment was not to attack Wikipedia in general.

The point is that Wikipedia (in theory) doesn’t make any argument about anything. It simply mirrors or summarizes information. Using Wikipedia as a source is somewhat similar to listing “the notes I made during class” as your source. Your source list is not meant to simply list where you got the information from, but actually list the origin of that information.

Citing ChatGPT would definitely not be more accepted than Wikipedia anywhere. You may get away with it, but that doesn’t mean it’s actually accepted.

Btw this is not an argument against Wikipedia in any way.

There’s a lot of misinformation on Wikipedia too, of many different kinds. Some smaller pages exists purely for someone’s PR. I’ve seen blatantly false (but “verifiable") stuff too but the most common thing is to have pages that are just creative with the truth. Also sometimes I’ll notice an article make multiple different claims that all point to the same source and then check the source and realize it is not a valid source for all of those claims, just some. And also there’s stuff that gets flagged as verified based on extrapolation of data from a combination of sources. For example: one source says “John Doe facing 1 billion dollars fines if found guilty” and another source says “John Doe was found guilty”, then the article says “John Doe fined 1 billion dollars after being found guilty” as verified, then you go search the web and find no mention of any fines actually being issued following the verdict.

Too deep into the cult but to actually see him negatively, while seeing their whole life in shambles due to his administration.

I hate food. It’s hard to explain but it’s kinda like most food triggers my fight or flight response. It takes me a lot of willpower to eat through a regular meal. As a kid I was severely underweight because I was always avoiding food. When I moved out I took the easier approach and started eating only the stuff that was easier to eat (mostly fried and dried stuff, and some ultra processed stuff like chips and cookies). I went from one end of the BMI table to the other in ~5 years.

Mario 3, though these days I get tired of it after a World or two and haven’t completed it in a while. Also Xenogears from the PS1 is still one of my favorite games and I replay it every few years.