That being said, if anybody is aware of groups or creators in the urbanism movement that are more solution focused, I'm all ears for some new voices.

The phenomenon of rabid popularization of terms for the out-group is quite common in other groups, most notably self help groups. It tends to correspond with the point when the group starts to behave in a more exclusive manner.

Alright, I'll do it!

Some prescriptivism is fine. Over application just turns away learners.

It's just Backblaze. It's simple and it scales easily. I had a couple of large 4K video files (1 TB each) that I was able to recover with it.

At some point a bug queue becomes a bug stack.

Yes. As long as you don't constantly hit the per-instance memory limits, it's a fantastic runtime host environment.

I've tried to mention this to people back where I grew up, and it receives incredulous responses.

Ah well. I'll just leave this chain of messages with one final statement: Libraries are amazing and worth it.

It gives me culture shock every time, and I love it. Suddenly the library is now a lively, living thing. The assumptions I grew up with keep getting proven wrong on each visit. I now make a point to stop by at least once a week.

Now I live in Silicon Valley where the nearest library is 10 times the size of my old one. Any week night I go into it and see 100 to 150 people reading, using the computers, browsing shelves, and checking out books. These patrons cover all walks of life.