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Windows is like the corner prostitute: pay some money, usually get what you want although not the best, occasionally get some horrible disease
Linux is like the sweet SO: has its quirks but you love them for it. let's you grow in your skills but that can be challenging at times. Surprises you in good and bad ways.
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Same junk, different year. Remember Carter vs. Reagan and the delay of release of the Iranian hostages to discredit Carter? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Rhode Island Red or a hybrid thereof (e.g. Golden Comet).
Great egg layers (the hens of course, not the roo pictured) and very mild mannered.
"But if there was a third option with any chances of winning, things would look different anyway."
Aye, there's the rub.
Give a man a fire and he is warm for a day.
Set a man on fire and he is warm for the rest of his life.
I bought my Tesla 4 years ago before EM went full douche mode. I actually quite like the car but would not buy one these days on account of him.
You haven't installed Linux until you've done it in the original Klingon.
OMG I feel old.
Also regret the money I spent buying Sun stock in the late 90s.
GOP: we've investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong.
Nothing if not predictable.
In keeping with the n+1 rule, clearly the only way to handle this is with an entirely new bike. Lol.
I've read several books in the Objectivists library, including Atlas shrugged, the fountainhead, and the virtue of selfishness.
For a certain kind of person, I do think they have value in showing a different ethical/moral framework. To wit, if you have been raised on the principal that you must always sacrifice your own happiness for others, then Onjectivist philosophy is quite novel and can actually be helpful in moving towards a more self-actualized thought mode.
For most others, however, it can turn you into a raging a-hole.
In terms of how tenable the overall principles are in practice, just remember that Rand herself went on social security.