It is a bit of almost “accidental kindness” I wanna call it.
It’s like how this one dude saw a trans pin I had on and said “You’ll never be a real woman” because they thought I was a trans woman. ( so many folks still aren’t aware of trans men ) So I just went “Aww thank you!”
My last partner was genderfluid. We broke up but it wasn’t bad or anything. We loved each other we just weren’t IN love anymore if that makes sense. So we’re still really close friends.
It is a “low” level programming language that directly addresses the machine language for us geezers before all them highfalutin’ compilers built into “high” level languages came about. If one is developing drivers or hardware level hacking tools this is a good thing to know.
To contrast I’m presenting a refurbished brutalist structure was part of boston’s reconstructionist era, with my takes on how to change the site plan and the urban integration.
Brutalism was a, thankfully, brief and pragmatic response to rebuilding bombed out areas. Personally, the old world and new world pyramids did it better. Thankfully, it gave way to Mid Century Modern and has been largely forgotten.
YES YES I COMPLETELY AGREE!! I actually did my entire project on how you can take brutalist forms and use them with different materials to make beautiful spaces - basically once you take brutalism out of concrete it becomes modernism and art deco.
The guy whose building I’m working on - Paul Rudolph - heck of an awful guy - but i’ve based all my facade and structural designs off of his sections. Should his plans have ever left the drawing board? No! He had no clue how to mesh a building with the urban fabric! But they’re filled with light and life that can absolutely be embodied in other mediums if used creatively!