I think this is where there’s some disconnect. As a black man and a victim in this specific case, as well as a full-time carer and an advocate of disability awareness, I have incredibly strong feelings about the rhetoric the discourse about this has taken.

In my opinion, Saturday Night Live, albeit clumsily, made the pertinent point that, irrespective of any reason, we cannot and should not attempt to minimalise bad behaviour, with the excuse of disability and I agree with that point.

You only need to scroll up through this thread to see posts where it’s outright stated that neurodivergient people shouldn’t have to apologise when being abusive.

At no point have I said that I’m not sympathetic to people with Tourettes and that society as a whole doesn’t need to have a better understanding. I saw a clip with some people saying, “you can’t say racist things unless you’re racist” and that’s just ignorant. But just because there’s multiple victims, that being the perpetrator and the larger, black people group, those in attendance, those that were watching the footage and those that were reminded that their well-being is always an acceptable cost, doesn’t mean they’re not all victims.

If I accidentally kick my cat because she’s at the foot of my bed and I didn’t see her, I still say I’m sorry. It’s not about intention, it’s about outcome. I strive for a world where we don’t make exceptions for abuse of any kind and we make concerted efforts to understand better. There’s no hierarchy of victim-hood.

Thank you for affirming that you are racist.

Again, under no circumstances is racism okay ever. No one should ever have to endure abuse just because their skin colour is a darker shade than yours. That you believe neuro divergence somehow makes you immune to the fact that people can be hurt is wild. But then again, we live in the very same world where the BBC didn’t even think to censor the anti-black racism, because it’s socially acceptable.

I get it, you’re supportive of certain causes, but what he said was racist. Yes it can be an and however, under no circumstances is it a but. Multiple black people had to deal with that abuse. As viewers, we only had to hear it once. I hate that I have to say this, but racism is unequivocally never okay.

Fennec is a third party fork.

I would recommend sticking to F-Droid. At least they check the APKs.

Network Attached Storage

@HumanPenguin@feddit.uk can you support the English language in the community settings please?

To be honest, I’m yet to see them and my house has 6 Pro, 7 Pro XL, 8 Pro, 9 Pro XL and 10 Pro XL. I’m assuming the issues are regional.

From the future?

There’s nothing there to justify doubling the price in my opinion. Which is funny as I was considering buying premium as a form of donation.

I got it super early too and had no issues either

And what about the people who use AI to help fix their English so that they’re clear in what they’re trying to say because English is their second or third language?

Rejecting AI output comments but accepting PRs, seems weird to me. Sometimes I want to say something and then feed it through an LLM to take off any aggression or confrontation.

I’m the opposite. Working out made me lose my arse and I’ll tell you what I had to learn, how to sit down without slamming my balls down 🥹

What app is it?

I love the bleeding edge and all that comes with it, but I’m not willing to give up on a lot of the apps I use and to be honest, I don’t wanna give up on Material 3 Expressive either.

Why are they doing this?

Go away!

If you’re more interested in the picture than the article, you’re the problem.