Dying of dysentery is an even older tradition. Put that on a coin.

Ew, a king

I don’t know how problematic this take is, and since you can’t explain how it is, I’m convinced you don’t either. You’re just having an emotional reaction to deviation from the gender binary’s norms, which construct womanhood as the opposite of manhood.

Narrow minded nonsense.

I think it would be even more against patriarchy if it was enby centered. They should change that.

Then what does women-centered mean in practice? Is it just a nothing label?

Nah, let the transphobic name die

Damn women appropriating witchdom. Excluding boywitches just reaffirms the patriarchy’s gendering of magic. It’s re-inventing the same gender roles.

A community like that would hopefully ban misogynists who go unbanned on other communities.

I don’t think it has any effect on the story. It’s just for bragging rights. Your friend gets to say they’re a more efficient programmer with a more elegant design.

Size is how many lines of code in your solution

Cycles is how long your program takes to finish

Activity is how much you had to interact with the target system.

They’re measures of your solution’s efficiency. A low size program fits on simpler hardware. A low cycles program can do a hack faster, and do more hacks in the same time. A low activity program is harder for security systems to detect.

You’re a moral objectivist, too? Shall I start calling you Ms Rand?

You don’t need objective truth to hate Trump. You can just subjectively believe rape is wrong. Are you saying you don’t have a subjective opinion against rape?

Are you saying the Trump administration are poststructuralists who believe everything is open to interpretation?

questions the objectivity or stability of the various interpretive structures that are posited by structuralism and considers them to be constituted by broader systems of power.

Calling people who disagree with you mentally ill is one of the reasons poststructuralists say you’re oppressing them.

When more homeless people are in public housing, there’s less demand for rentals.

When there’s less demand for rentals, competition falls and rents fall too.

When rents are low, landlording becomes less profitable.

When landlording isn’t profitable, investors move their stock to higher growth assets.

When investors sell their houses, the price to buy a house falls.

To put this in simple terms: a rising tide lifts all ships. Housing the homeless improves the lives of everyone except landlords and billionaires.

No.