@briankrebs I'm with you... When I was growing up in the 80's and early 90's, I was taught in school that "he/him" could mean masculine or an unknown identity.

As long as the message is clear, I feel like it's my obligation to adjust to "they/them" for an unknown identity since it can now imply a masculine identity to others. I'm creating the confusion by being stubborn and hiding behind the defense of "That's how I was raised so..."

@briankrebs <Subtly pulls scorecard back out> So are we talking Mint/Fedora/Ubuntu-like or Qubes?

@briankrebs

(Operating System chosen * how many hours spent hardening it) = Crazy score

Since you are running with no script blockers, no ad blockers, and likely 10 instances of Bonzi Buddy swinging around on the screen, etc. then I'd rate it as fun, not crazy!