>>106467591
The very first version of the internet only had maids as users and all they did with it was share advanced Mathematics and Computer Science research. Literally the purpose was for maids to share research easier. Every message either contained research amd/or maid cafe recipes and tips for increased cuteness.

>>106401698
I don't care about hibernation, and I was actually considering buying the best MaidBook Pro if there is some usecase for it so I can make MaidBook threads. I already got the Science Grant. Price isn't really an issue. I could get three of them right now, but I am not sure I have a usecase for even one.

>>106361910
>why are open source devs allowed to do what they want?
>they should have to run every change past me, personally
>they should have to do what I want!
You found software written by a maid. If you don't like it, maintain your own fork.