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 <article>
-  Have you ever had an update for a piece of software that removes features
-  without any usable replacement or way to get it back? What about options
-  being pulled from the setting? Don't get me started on desktop software using
-  mobile UI design.
+  <p>
+    <b>Warning: this is more of a roast if anything</b>
+  </p>
+  <p>
+    Have you ever had an update for a piece of software that removes features
+    without any usable replacement or way to get it back? What about options
+    being pulled from the setting? Don't get me started on desktop software
+    using mobile UI design.
+  </p>
 
   <h3>Mobile UI design leaking into desktop space</h3>
   <p>
@@ -32,11 +37,13 @@
     can change what they want. For separate mobile and desktop interfaces use a
     <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93controller"
        target="_blank">model-view-controller</a>. <b>The UI is nearly how the
-    user interacts with the program, not the program itself.</b> CMV allows you
+    user interacts with the program, not the program itself.</b> MVC allows you
     to isolated different parts of your program making it more flexible. Before
-    you go saying CMV is too difficult I had a teacher who made us use CMV in a
+    you go saying MVC is too difficult I had a teacher who made us use MVC in a
     beginner course with some students who never programmed before. By the end
-    we were all able to design and make software this way.
+    we were all able to design and make software this way. What do you tell
+    users on closed source platforms that actively make development harder?
+    <b>Go fuck yourself.</b>
   </p>
 
   <h3>The web</h3>
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   <h3>GNOMEism</h3>
   <p>
+    Gnome is a desktop envirtment that is pretty much standard on linux. A
+    while back they said <a href="https://stopthemingmy.app/" target="_blank">
+    please don't theme our apps</a>. Sounds a lot like the entitled chef thing
+    I brought up rofl. Someone made
+    <a href="https://webb.is-a.dev/do-not-resize/" target="_blank">
+    do not resize our windows</a>
+    as a parody of gnome. People thought it was real because <b>it strangely
+    sounds like something gnome developers would actually say</b>. Gnome tries
+    to strike a fine balance between mobile and desktop platforms and ends up
+    failing at both. Want to know what linux desktop has the most amount of
+    forks? Its gnome! Sure that's a given since its the most common desktop but
+    just compare it to kde forks for a sense of scale.
+  </p>
+
+  <h3>Accessibly</h3>
+  <p>
+    This isn't really something most developers think of yet is one of the most
+    important things in software development. You software developers are all
+    dumb fucks but please stay away from doing anything hacky on the UI
+    side. It can really fuck over things like screen readers. <b>The UI is
+    nearly how the user interacts with the program, not the program itself.</b>
+    Just pick a UI toolkit that fits your needs and use it in a sane manner and
+    things will work correctly. Software developers a lot like web developers
+    but not to the same degree create problems for themselves that once fixed
+    created two more problems. When accessibly is already low on their list and
+    that is how they work things will for sure be a shit show.
   </p>
 </article>