@bhawthorne @Debby @ecosurrealism Does a snail cat get the zoomies?

@jwildeboer
That is not what I said.

If you advocate for changing a system, you should show some evidence that you understand how the current system works. Blaming Biden for the current two party system does not convince anyone of that.

@jwildeboer
This is not something a president can do in the American constitutional system. You are advocating for extralegal means of changing the political system if you say a president should have somehow magically already done it. Let’s not go into revolutionary fantasies here.

This has nothing as such to do with the two party system either. One is not the consequence of the other.

@slightlyoff @owa
Your posting about open independent web has devolved into non stop Apple bashing. I think it’s a bad look for a Microsoft browser engineer to constantly attack a single named competitor, but couch it in terms of defending “the open web”.

@ryanc
Yea, I do agree. It realized many promises from NT 3.x and 4.0.

I never really used the horrors of 95/98/me, having gotten a taste of NT. And having access to registration codes for the enter-pricy from work helped.

@ryanc
Weeeeeel, my preference would be Windows for Workgroups 3.11 for all the newfangled networking. Winsock included!

Windows NT 4.0 was also a favorite.

I concede my opinions are often bad but I won’t feel bad. This is Truth.

Edited to add, I was one of the freaks trying to run 2000/xp as a non-admin user at MSFT in the early 00s.