Oh man, that would hurt my argument. Where did you read that? I'm sure you can cite it and you're not just making it up because your whole thing is just being willfully ignorant about everything. That wouldn't describe you, would it?
In the meantime, I found this for you:
https://chatgpt.com/share/67ba0171-07e4-8013-aef6-6389c38e64ee
it's = it is
We're not only worried about YOUR family. But we're well aware that's all YOU care about.
American here - they're right
The use case for case insensitive file names is all of history has never cared about what case the letters are in for a folder with someone's name or a folder with an address or a folder for a project name.
Use case for case insensitive file names is literally all of history. All of it.
And now your comment is helping just as much! I get it!
But being underpaid means they can get more money somewhere else. Why don't they just go to the place that pays better?
More snark, still no answers. Got it. I mean it's okay to rage against the machine. But at some point you should try to learn how to actually defend your stance.
"but this one time, with this one guy"
Cool anecdote. Great contribution. I'm so glad you took the time to type that up because now everyone knows that citations are always dumb because of that one time with that one guy.
Takes just about as long to type a query into Google as it does to type "source please" and wait there with your hand out
Yes, "do brown people deserve human rights" is just a "differing opinion" like if you like onions on your hot dog. Obviously a very intellectually honest term for the issue at hand.
I do considered myself entitled to people keeping their word. It's obviously a dying belief however.