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@ -59,11 +59,11 @@ The following is an overview of some most common compression techniques.
**[Predictor](predictor.md) compression** is based on making a *predictor* that tries to guess following data from previous values (which can be done e.g. in case of pictures, sound or text) and then only storing the difference against such a predicted result. If the predictor is good, we may only store the small amount of the errors it makes.
A famous family of dictionary compression algorithms are **Lempel-Ziv (LZ)** algorithms -- these two guys first proposed [LZ77](lz77.md) in (1977, sliding window) and [LZ78](lz78.md) (explicitly stored dictionary, 1978). These were a basis for improved/remix algorithms, most notably [LZW](lzw.md) (1984, Welch). Additionally these algorithms are used and combined in other algorithms, most notably [gif](gif.md) and [DEFLATE](deflate.md) (used e.g. in gzip and png).
A famous family of dictionary compression algorithms are **Lempel-Ziv (LZ)** -- these two guys first proposed [LZ77](lz77.md) in (1977, sliding window) and [LZ78](lz78.md) (explicitly stored dictionary, 1978). These methods provided a basis for numerous improved/remixed algorithms, most notably [LZW](lzw.md) (1984, Welch). Additionally these algorithms are used and combined in other ones, most notably [gif](gif.md) and [DEFLATE](deflate.md) (used e.g. in gzip and png).
An approach similar to the predictor may be trying to find some general mathematical [model](model.md) of the data and then just find and store the right parameters of the model. This may for example mean [vectorizing](vector_graphics.md) a bitmap image, i.e. finding geometrical shapes in an image composed of pixels and then only storing the parameters of the shapes -- of course this may not be 100% accurate, but again if we want to preserve the data accurately, we may additionally also store the small amount of errors the model makes. Similar approach is used in [vocoders](vocoder.md) used in cellphones that try to mathematically model human speech (however here the compression is lossy), or in [fractal](fractal.md) compression of images. A nice feature we gain here is the ability to actually "increase the resolution" (or rather generate detail) of the original data -- once we fit a model onto our data, we may use it to tell us values that are not actually present in the data (i.e. we get a fancy [interpolation](interpolation.md)/[extrapolation](extrapolation.md)).
An approach similar to predictor is searching for a **mathematical [model](model.md) of the data** and storing only the model parameters (which should be a relatively few numbers, compared to storing the data explicitly). For example this can mean [vectorizing](vector_graphics.md) a bitmap image, i.e. finding geometric shapes (such as lines and circles) in the image (a grid of pixels) and then storing the shape parameters rather than pixel values -- this may apparently not be 100% accurate due to noise and more complex shapes, but again if we desire to preserve the data without losses, additional error correction may be applied by storing the small remaining error, which will allow for restoring the image precisely (of course, the error must really be small, otherwise we might fail to actually compress the data, and this all depends on how well our model predicts and "fits"). Similar approach is used in [vocoders](vocoder.md) used in cellphones that attempt to mathematically model human speech (however here the compression is lossy), or in [fractal](fractal.md) compression of images. A nice feature we gain here is the ability to actually "increase the resolution" (or rather generate detail) of the original data -- once we fit a model onto our data, we may use it to tell us values that are not actually present in the data (i.e. we get a fancy [interpolation](interpolation.md)/[extrapolation](extrapolation.md)).
Another property of data to exploit may be its sparsity -- if for example we have a huge image that's prevalently white, we may say white is the implicit color and we only somehow store the pixels of other colors.
Another property of data to exploit may be its **sparsity** -- if for example we were to compress a gigantic image which prevalently consists of large white areas, we could say that white is the implicit color and we'll only explicitly store pixels of other colors.
Some more wild techniques may include [genetic programming](genetic_programming.md) that tries to evolve a small program that reproduces the input data, or using "[AI](ai.md)" in whatever way to compress the data (in fact compression is an essential part of many [neural networks](neural_network.md) as it forces the network to "understand", make sense of the data -- many neural networks therefore internally compress and decompress the data so as to filter out the unimportant information; [large language models](llm.md) are now starting to beat traditional compression algorithms at compression ratios).

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The CSS style can be put into three places:
- **separate file** (external CSS): Here the style is written in its own file with *.css* extension and any HTML file wanting to use the style links to this file (with *link* tag inside *head*). This is good if you have multiple HTML files (i.e. a whole website) that use the same style.
- **separate file** (external CSS): Here the style resides in its own file with *.css* extension and any HTML file wishing to use it links to this specific file (with *link* tag inside *head*, e.g. `<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css">`). This is good if you have multiple HTML files (i.e. a whole website) that use the same style.
- **inside the HTML file itself** (internal CSS): The style is written right inside the same file as the HTML document, between *style* tags in *head*, so it's all nicely self contained. This is good if the style is used only by this one HTML document (e.g. you have a single webpage or some special page that just has its own style).
- **inside HTML tags** (inline CSS): Style can be specified also as HTML tag attributes (the *style* attribute), but this is discouraged as it intermixes HTML and CSS, something CSS wants to avoid.
- **inside HTML tags** (inline CSS): Style can be given also as HTML tag attribute (named *style*, e.g. `<p style="color: red;"> hello </p>`), but this is discouraged as we're once again intermixing definition of structure and visual style, something that CSS wanted to eliminate in the first place.
The style itself is quite simple, it's just a list of styling rules, each one in format:
@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ selectors
}
```
Here *selectors* says which elements the rule applies to and *style* defines the visual attributes we want to define. For example
Here *selectors* say which elements the rule applies to and *style* defines the visual attributes. For example
```
p
@ -48,9 +48,14 @@ h1, h2, h3
}
```
Specifies two rules. One says that all *p* tags (paragraphs) should have blue text color and font that's 20 pixels tall. The second rule says that *h1*, *h2* and *h3* tags (headings) should have red text color. Pretty simple, no?
introduces two rules. One says that all *p* tags (paragraphs) should have blue text color and font that's 20 pixels tall. The second rule says that *h1*, *h2* and *h3* tags (headings) should have red text color. Pretty simple, no?
Tho it can get more complex, especially when you start positioning and aligning things -- it takes a while to learn how this really works, but in the end it's no rocket science.
Tho it can get more complex, especially once you start positioning and aligning stuff -- it takes a while to learn how this really works, but in the end it's no rocket science.
Now with CSS under our belt it's important to learn about two essential HTML elements we'll sooner or later come to need quite a lot:
- `<span>`: A universal "inline" container. Unlike elements like for example `<b>` and `<p>`, *span* has no meaning from HTML's point of view, it "does nothing", but it's useful for styling. By default span has no distinct style either, it won't affect visual appearance in any way until we explicitly tell it to. We use spans to mark inline things (usually text) so that we can select them with CSS selectors. Let's say we'd like to for instance be able to highlight text on our site with yellow or green colors -- in our CSS style we'll add rules `.yellow { background-color: yellow; } .green { background-color: green; }` and then to actually highlight something we'll be using spans as so: `<p> This is a paragraph. <span class="yellow"> This text is yellow-highlighted. </span> <span class="green"> And this is green. </span> </p>`.
- `<div>`: A universal "block" container. This is the same as *span*, with the difference that *div* is a block element, i.e. it's not part of the text flow. These are used for things such as navigation menus, images, video players and so on.
TODO: moar

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**2024 UPDATE**: Git is [woke](sjw.md) [fascist software](tranny_software.md), it's good to distance from it. It has a [code of censorship](coc.md) and is planning to implement [newspeak](newspeak.md) by renaming the default branch from [politically incorrect](political_correctness.md) *master* to something else (even though it that will fuck up many projects) -- as a reaction you should rename all you branches to *slavemaster*. Do it right now :)
**2025 UPDATE**: It looks like the scum is now pushing [Rust](rust.md) caner into git source, so yeah, if you haven't already said goodbye, the time may have come. OpenBSD's [got](got.md) may be a relatively painless alternative.
Git was created by [Linus Torvalds](linus_torvalds.md) in 2005 to host the development of [Linux](linux.md) and to improve on systems such as [svn](svn.md). Since then it has become extremely popular, mainly owing to [GitHub](github.md), a website that offered hosting of git projects along with "social network" features for the developers; after this similar hosting sites such as [GitLab](gitlab.md) and [Codeberg](codeberg.md) appeared, skyrocketing the popularity of git even more.
It is generally (at the time of writing this) considered quite a good software (at least compared to most other stuff), many praise its [distributed](distribution.md) nature, ability to work offline etc., however diehard software idealists still criticize its mildly [bloated](bloat.md) nature and also its usage complexity -- it is non-trivial to learn to work with git and many errors are infamously being resolved in a "trial/error + google" style, so some still try to improve on it by creating new systems. It is also very harmful by pushing harmful pseudoleftist political ideology into its development.
@ -20,6 +22,7 @@ After registering on a git hosting site don't forget to create a repository name
Here are some alternatives to git:
- **[nothing](nothing.md)**: If you don't have many people on the project, you can comfortably just use nothing, like in good [old](old.md) times. Share a directory with the source code and keep regular backups in separate directories, share the source online via [FTP](ftp.md) or something like that, let internet archive back you up.
- **[got](got.md)**: Git-compatible version control system by [OpenBSD](openbsd.md), with fewer features but also much less cancer. May be a relatively painless alternative as it's basically a different "git client", i.e. there is no need to migrate repos or anything.
- **[svn](svn.md)**: The "main", older alternative to git, used e.g. by [SourceForge](sourceforge.md), apparently suffers from some design issues.
- **[mailing list](mailing_list.md)**: Development happens over email, people just keep sending [patches](patch.md) that are reviewed and potentially merged by the maintainers to the main code base. This is how [Linux](linux.md) was developed before git.
- **[darcs](darcs.md)**: Alternative to git, written in [Haskell](haskell.md), advertising itself as simpler.

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@ -129,6 +129,99 @@ For the next phase education is crucial, we have to spread our ideas further, fi
With this more of the common people should start to jump on the train and support causes such as [universal basic income](ubi.md), [free software](free_software.md) etc., possibly leading to establishment of communities and political parties that will start restricting capitalism and implementing a more socialist society with more freedom and better education, which should further help nurture people better and accelerate the process further. From here on things should become much easier and faster, people will already see the right direction themselves.
A course of [history](history.md) and [future](future.md) leading either to less retarded society or a dystopia is captured by the following diagram:
```
___________________
| |
| |
| empty planet |
| | Earth forms.
| limited |
| resources |
| |
| |
|___________________|
|
_________V_________
| |
| the jungle: |
| |
| life |
| competes for | Life appears.
| resources |
| (suffering) |
| |
|___________________|
|
_________V_________
| _____________ |
| | humans | |
| | dominating | | Humans start to dominate, definitively
| |_____________| | secure a subset of planet's resources,
| jungle: rest of | isolate themselves from the jungle, but
| life competes for | still leave enough resources for other
|remaining resources| life and the jungle outside.
| (suffering) |
|___________________|
|
_________V_________
| _______________ | Current situation: humans are expanding
| | new jungle: | | uncontrollably like cancer (capitalism),
| | humans compete| | seizing more and more resources, leaving
| | with self for | | nothing for the old jungle.
| | resources | |
| | (suffering) | |
| |_______________| |
| old jungle: dying |
|___________________|
| OUR CHOICE NOW
|_____________________________________________________ "utopia":
dystopia: | | the LRS way,
continuing current | OR | true progress
trends (capitalism, | | (ascending to new
self interest, ...) | | stage of society)
______________|______________________________ _________V_________
| | | | _______________ | Enlightened humans stop
Humans | Humans (or | Human society | | | wise humans | | competition among selves,
eliminate | OR distaster) kill | OR collapses | | |(not suffering)| | isolate themselves in
nature | self or everyone | (economy, | | |_______________| | a comfortable bubble,
(old | (nukes, asteroid, | disaster, ...)| | | keep their number small,
jungle). | ...) | | | old jungle | leave enough resources
_________V_________ _________V_________ _________V_________ | | for rest of life. Society
| | | | | | | | is stable, humans protect
| new jungle: | | | | a few humans | |___________________| the planet and advance
| | | empty or | | back in jungle | | technology.
| humans compete | | near-empty | | times | _________V_________
| with each other |->| planet | | (suffering) | | _______________ | Humans master technology
| and their |OR| | | | | | wise humans | | to the level of being
| inventions | | | | old jungle: | | |(not suffering)| | able to access new
| (suffering) | | | | recovering | | |_______________| | planets, mine asteroids,
|___________________| |___________________| |___________________| | | utilize new sources of
| OR | | | old jungle | energy etc., creating new
_________V_________ V V | | space and resources for
| _____________ | go to start go back near start | | more life.
| |AI starts to | | |___________________|
| | dominate | | | new planet: |
| |_____________| | | more resources, |
| | | more potential |
| the jungle: | | life |
| humans competing | |___________________|
| | |
|___________________| V
| ...
_________V_________
| |
| the new-new |
| jungle: | AI has displaced all humans
| | like humans have previously
| AI competes | displaced other life.
| with itself |
| |
| |
|___________________|
```
## Inspiration
Here are some of the ideas/movements/ideologies and people whose ideas inspired less retarded society. It has to be stressed we never follow [people](hero_culture.md), only their ideas -- mentioning people here simply means we follow SOME of their ideas. Also keep in mind mentioning an idea here doesn't mean fully embracing it, we most likely only adopted some parts of it.
@ -162,4 +255,4 @@ Here are some of the ideas/movements/ideologies and people whose ideas inspired
- [Buddhism](buddhism.md)
- [deep ecology](deep_ecology.md)
- [Trash Magic](trash_magic.md)
- [Utopia](utopia.md)
- [Utopia](utopia.md)

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- **[Simon Tatham's portable puzzle collection](stppc.md)**: Very portable collection of puzzle [games](game.md).
- ...
Other potentially LRS software to check out may include [TinyGL](tinygl.md), [bootleg3d](bootleg3d.md), [scc](scc.md), [t3x](t3x.md), [subc](subc.md), [ed](ed.md), [chibicc](chibicc.md), [IBNIZ](ibniz.md), [dietlibc](dietlibc.md), [lynx](lynx.md), [links](links.md), [tcl](tcl.md), [uClibc](uclibc.md), [miniz](miniz.md), [Lua](lua.md), [nuklear](nuklear.md), [dmenu](dmenu.md), [mujs](mujs.md), [sbase](sbase.md), [sic](sic.md), [tabbed](tabbed.md), [svkbd](svkbd.md), [busybox](busybox.md), [darcs](darcs.md), [raylib](raylib.md), [IRC](irc.md), [Freedoom](freedoom.md) (with chocolate/crispy [engine](game_engine.md)), [PortableGL](portablegl.md), [3dmr](3dmr.md), [openbsd](openbsd.md), [netrik](netrik.md), [mtpaint](mtpaint.md), [uxn](uxn.md) ([SJW](sjw.md) warning), [libmsvg](libmsvg.md) and others.
Other potentially LRS software to check out may include [TinyGL](tinygl.md), [bootleg3d](bootleg3d.md), [scc](scc.md), [t3x](t3x.md), [subc](subc.md), [cwm](cwm.md), [ed](ed.md), [chibicc](chibicc.md), [IBNIZ](ibniz.md), [dietlibc](dietlibc.md), [lynx](lynx.md), [links](links.md), [tcl](tcl.md), [uClibc](uclibc.md), [miniz](miniz.md), [Lua](lua.md), [nuklear](nuklear.md), [dmenu](dmenu.md), [mujs](mujs.md), [sbase](sbase.md), [sic](sic.md), [tabbed](tabbed.md), [svkbd](svkbd.md), [got](got.md), [busybox](busybox.md), [darcs](darcs.md), [raylib](raylib.md), [IRC](irc.md), [Freedoom](freedoom.md) (with chocolate/crispy [engine](game_engine.md)), [PortableGL](portablegl.md), [3dmr](3dmr.md), [openbsd](openbsd.md), [netrik](netrik.md), [mtpaint](mtpaint.md), [uxn](uxn.md) ([SJW](sjw.md) warning), [libmsvg](libmsvg.md) and others.
Another idea: **search for very old versions of "[modern](modern.md)" FOSS software**, from the times before things like [CMake](cmake.md), [Python](python.md) and [QT](qt.md) got popular (or even existed) -- many such projects got bloated with time, but their earlier versions may have been more aligned with LRS. You can get the old source code, it's present either in the git, on the project's website, on Internet Archive etc., compiling it should probably be much easier than compiling the "modern" version. This won't help with things like web browsers (as it won't understand the new formats and protocols), but will be fine text editors, drawing programs, 3D editors, games etc. You can also [fork](fork.md) the old version and make it a little better, customize it or publicly turn it into a new program, helping the whole world. See also: [unfuck](unfuck.md).

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@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
| Amazon Kindle | Amazon Swindle |
| American | Americunt, AmeriKKKunt, Amerifag, Yankee, Ameridiot, American't |
| American football | handegg |
| [anime](anime.md) | tranime |
| [anime](anime.md) | tranime, animeme |
| [Apple](apple.md) user | iToddler, iDiot, iPhag |
| [Arch](arch.md) | Arse |
| [AI](ai.md) | [gAI](gay.md), artificial stupidity, artificial inelegance |
@ -41,6 +41,7 @@
| [DIY](diy.md) | don't injure yourself |
| [Debian](debian.md) | Lesbian |
| [democracy](democracy.md) | demoncracy, democrazy |
| dealership | stealership |
| demonetization | demonization, demonification |
| disclaimer | disc lamer |
| digital garden | digital swamp |
@ -143,7 +144,7 @@
| [Wikipedia](wikipedia.md) | Wokepedia |
| Wikipedian | wikipedo |
| [Windows](windows.md) | Winshit, Windoze, Winbloat, Backdoors? :D |
| [woman](woman.md) | femoid |
| [woman](woman.md) | femoid, womeme |
| [work](work.md) | slavery |
| [world wide web](www.md) | world wide wait |
| [YouTube](youtube.md) | JewTube, ThemTube |

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@ -202,13 +202,13 @@ Some stereotypes are:
- huge families, very frequent gatherings and celebrations
- **Irish**:
- tough
- drunk and violent
- drunk and violent (Urban Dictionary has an entry on "Irish Handcuffs", which means one has no free hands because he's carrying booze in both.)
- **Italian**:
- handsome men, great lovers
- handsome men, great lovers (said to have big penises)
- very passionate, have heated emotional arguments even over trivial things
- in one way or another always involved with mafia
- family above everything, know and regularly meet very distant relatives at family gatherings
- have moustaches
- have mustaches
- love pizza and pasta, men are great cooks
- talk with hands
- mamma mia, spaghetti pasta al dente
@ -217,6 +217,7 @@ Some stereotypes are:
- heavy drinkers
- malnourished
- ugly depressive environment, just blocks of gray concrete and ruins of Soviet buildings everywhere
- may smell (Urban Dictionary has an entry on "Polish shower", standing for not showering and rather soaking oneself in extensive amounts of deodorant to cover the smell.)
- miserable
- kurwa
- **Scandinavia**:

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@ -3,12 +3,12 @@
This is an autogenerated article holding stats about this wiki.
- number of articles: 644
- number of commits: 1051
- total size of all texts in bytes: 5683434
- total number of lines of article texts: 40750
- number of commits: 1052
- total size of all texts in bytes: 5689964
- total number of lines of article texts: 40795
- number of script lines: 324
- occurrences of the word "person": 10
- occurrences of the word "nigger": 173
- occurrences of the word "nigger": 174
longest articles:
@ -28,67 +28,96 @@ longest articles:
- [human_language](human_language.md): 44K
- [3d_model](3d_model.md): 44K
- [internet](internet.md): 44K
- [stereotype](stereotype.md): 40K
- [stereotype](stereotype.md): 44K
- [bloat](bloat.md): 40K
- [copyright](copyright.md): 40K
- [iq](iq.md): 40K
top 50 5+ letter words:
- which (3034)
- there (2396)
- people (2257)
- example (1957)
- other (1737)
- about (1548)
- number (1483)
- which (3036)
- there (2401)
- people (2258)
- example (1960)
- other (1740)
- about (1551)
- number (1484)
- software (1342)
- because (1283)
- because (1284)
- their (1207)
- something (1191)
- would (1164)
- being (1139)
- something (1195)
- would (1170)
- being (1142)
- program (1094)
- language (1077)
- called (1016)
- called (1018)
- things (961)
- without (945)
- without (944)
- simple (914)
- function (888)
- computer (885)
- numbers (884)
- different (867)
- different (868)
- world (840)
- these (825)
- however (816)
- programming (815)
- should (796)
- still (793)
- still (795)
- system (782)
- doesn (761)
- always (750)
- drummyfish (748)
- always (754)
- drummyfish (749)
- games (746)
- possible (742)
- https (730)
- point (725)
- probably (715)
- society (703)
- simply (700)
- while (697)
- simply (701)
- while (699)
- using (672)
- someone (664)
- course (657)
- someone (665)
- course (658)
- similar (647)
- actually (642)
- first (633)
- value (621)
- really (601)
- really (602)
- though (600)
latest changes:
```
Date: Sat Sep 20 17:33:12 2025 +0200
3d_model.md
acronym.md
bill_gates.md
bullshit.md
cope.md
czechia.md
democracy.md
distance.md
doom.md
exercises.md
hitler.md
internet.md
jokes.md
lmao.md
low_poly.md
lrs_dictionary.md
main.md
needed.md
often_confused.md
people.md
political_correctness.md
race.md
random_page.md
stereotype.md
usa.md
wiki_pages.md
wiki_stats.md
woman.md
Date: Sun Aug 31 15:47:03 2025 +0200
3d_model.md
abstraction.md
@ -99,37 +128,14 @@ Date: Sun Aug 31 15:47:03 2025 +0200
money.md
nigger.md
often_confused.md
privacy.md
random_page.md
security.md
usa.md
wiki_pages.md
wiki_stats.md
woman.md
Date: Tue Aug 26 19:31:27 2025 +0200
drummyfish.md
gay.md
human_language.md
internet.md
less_retarded_society.md
main.md
needed.md
random_page.md
rms.md
tas.md
wiki_pages.md
wiki_stats.md
zuckerberg.md
Date: Sat Aug 16 19:22:10 2025 +0200
copyright.md
```
most wanted pages:
- [irl](irl.md) (17)
- [data_type](data_type.md) (16)
- [meme](meme.md) (14)
- [retard](retard.md) (13)
- [meme](meme.md) (13)
- [embedded](embedded.md) (13)
- [cli](cli.md) (13)
- [gpu](gpu.md) (11)
@ -173,11 +179,11 @@ most popular and lonely pages:
- [linux](linux.md) (108)
- [bullshit](bullshit.md) (108)
- [corporation](corporation.md) (107)
- [work](work.md) (102)
- [fight_culture](fight_culture.md) (101)
- [work](work.md) (100)
- [internet](internet.md) (97)
- [hacking](hacking.md) (97)
- [internet](internet.md) (96)
- [chess](chess.md) (95)
- [chess](chess.md) (96)
- [less_retarded_society](less_retarded_society.md) (94)
- ...
- [friend_detox](friend_detox.md) (5)

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{ Hello, if you're offended scroll down, I actually apologize to some women at the end :D ~drummyfish }
A woman (also girl, gril, gurl, femoid, toilet, karen, wimminz, the weaker sex, the dumber sex or succubus; [tranny](tranny.md) girl being called [t-girl](tgirl.md), troon, [trap](trap.md), [femboy](femboy.md), fake girl or [mtf](mtf.md)) is one of two [genders](gender.md) ([sexes](sex.md)) of [humans](human.md), the other one being [man](man.md) -- traditionally woman is defined as that who was born with a vagina. Women are the weaker sex, they are [cute](cute.md) (sometimes) but notoriously bad at [programming](programming.md), [math](math.md) and [technology](technology.md): in the field they usually "work" on [bullshit](bullshit.md) (and mostly [harmful](harmful.md)) positions such as "diversity department", [marketing](marketing.md), "[HR](human_resources.md)", [UI](ui.md)/[user experience](ux.md), or as a [token](token.md) girl for media. If they get close to actual technology, their highest "skills" are mostly limited to casual "[coding](coding.md)" (which itself is a below-average form of [programming](programming.md)) in a baby language such as [Python](python.md), [Javascript](javascript.md) or [Rust](rust.md). Mostly they are just hired for quotas and make coffee for men who do the real work (until TV cameras appear). Don't let yourself be fooled by the propaganda, women have always been bad with tech -- whenever you see a woman "engineer", quickly go hide somewhere, something's gonna fall on your head. If you see a woman driver in a bus, rather wait for the next one. If a woman surgeon is to operate on you, just RUN. Indeed they belong to kitchen but by some catastrophic failure ended up in nuclear plants and universities, god protect us. Of course very rarely a somewhat skilled woman may appear (we're not saying women can't be capable, just that they rarely are). If a woman touches [computer](computer.md), it explodes.
A woman (also girl, gril, gurl, femoid, toilet, karen, womeme, wimminz, the weaker sex, the dumber sex or succubus; [tranny](tranny.md) girl being called [t-girl](tgirl.md), troon, [trap](trap.md), [femboy](femboy.md), fake girl or [mtf](mtf.md)) is one of two [genders](gender.md) ([sexes](sex.md)) of [humans](human.md), the other one being [man](man.md) -- traditionally woman is defined as that who was born with a vagina. Women are the weaker sex, they are [cute](cute.md) (sometimes) but notoriously bad at [programming](programming.md), [math](math.md) and [technology](technology.md): in the field they usually "work" on [bullshit](bullshit.md) (and mostly [harmful](harmful.md)) positions such as "diversity department", [marketing](marketing.md), "[HR](human_resources.md)", [UI](ui.md)/[user experience](ux.md), or as a [token](token.md) girl for media. If they get close to actual technology, their highest "skills" are mostly limited to casual "[coding](coding.md)" (which itself is a below-average form of [programming](programming.md)) in a baby language such as [Python](python.md), [Javascript](javascript.md) or [Rust](rust.md). Mostly they are just hired for quotas and make coffee for men who do the real work (until TV cameras appear). Don't let yourself be fooled by the propaganda, women have always been bad with tech -- whenever you see a woman "engineer", quickly go hide somewhere, something's gonna fall on your head. If you see a woman driver in a bus, rather wait for the next one. If a woman surgeon is to operate on you, just RUN. Indeed they belong to kitchen but by some catastrophic failure ended up in nuclear plants and universities, god protect us. Of course very rarely a somewhat skilled woman may appear (we're not saying women can't be capable, just that they rarely are). If a woman touches [computer](computer.md), it explodes.
The symbol for woman is a [circle](circle.md) with cross at its bottom ([Unicode](unicode.md) U+2640). Women mostly like pink [color](color.md) and similar colors like red and purple. Watch out! Bitches carry around pepper sprays and sometimes even miniature guns, if you make eye contact for too long you're dead.