Fair enough, but if they can navigate a gui that’s good enough for most workplaces.

Yeah… we really need to quit making proprietary formats into industry standards.

Micro dosing t for that big bean energy

I suspect that’s social content fracture at work. If you have the right hobbies, access to the right tools, and move in the right circles, you pick up on this stuff. If you don’t, well… 🤷‍♀️

Honestly? Why do we let people who have no clue what’s actually going on decide the generations?

Oregon Trail generation sounds great.

I’m in the Minecraft generation.

Don’t know what the next generation would want to be called, but they’re the iPad kids for sure.

It’ll depend on their hobbies. PC gamers will know this stuff, or at least how to figure it out.

I usually write in pen, only reason I’d use pencil is if I know I need to erase.

So… #5 I think. Simple, reliable, easily replaced.

Popular games are popular because they appeal to a wide audience. Very few games would be able to survive solely on an autistic playerbase.

But also, you don’t have anything to be afraid of. You are who you are, a diagnosis wouldn’t change anything about you. It would only give you access to more tools to cope with things you’re bad at (assuming you don’t live anywhere where a diagnosis would be used against you).

(Those kinds of) protests aren’t for convincing the average person. The point of a protest is to tell the people in power “there are a lot of us, and you can’t afford to ignore us.”

Exactly