The context of the recording: a humorous remark.
I'm bi, and even when I was on PornHub, I didn't get to see much gay or trans porn without actively looking for them in their own categories. Same on all other sites. Live feeds of newly uploaded materials are often mostly gay, but due to low-effort and mass-produced content from them.
The main issue with Lua isn't the language, but the API, which doesn't want to play nice with my program, and is poorly documented with the assumption that people only want to use the API in the simplest possible way, even at the cost of not using certain functionality.
Modern precision screwdrivers look different, and they're easier to use. Unless you buy the cheapest ones on some shoddy markets that still sell them for some weird reason.
How to write an article that appears balanced, but is secretly one-sided...
This is a rare case of an accessibility feature often being someone's roadblock...
It would be nice if the default wasn't being on, or it asked during installation or something.
My favorite ad from them so far:
Personally I find it going this way:
Rarely you get a very well read one, who understands their stuff, or the old Soviet bloc ex-communist, who switched because the local far-right party started to be very concerned about "work morals", and also think the construction company CEO is a worker and "against the elite".
And when the capitalism resembles the lower one, then "it's not real capitalism", "we need shock therapy", "there's too much regulation", "um, ackchually, the rich person doesn't hate minorities, thus they're socialist", and so on...
Well, that's a very different and way more concerning thing...
It's Pawoo, Pixiv's (formerly) own instance, which is infamous for this kind of content, and those are still "just drawings" (unless some artists are using illegal real-life references).
They use "freedom" as an Orwellian term.