@thezoq2 the way to spawn a thread is, unfortunately, to use SAB and to create a new Web Worker with a new instance which happens to share the linear memory
this is more or less how clone(2) works on Linux but browsers really like to rub that fact in your face
estrogen functions as an antiandrogen. so what happens if i take enough testosterone to counteract that, but still keep taking estrogen. what if i kept my levels of both high. what would happen. would you be happy. would you still love me. would we still be in a deep manic bond, a desire that can only be filled by the mad. would you love me if i balanced my testosterone and estrogen levels. would i love me. would i love you. where would i be. who could i talk to, where could i go. please tell me, please. i need the answer by friday, i have a competition and i haven't found someone to bribe me to fail. please, i don't want people to think i failed on accident again. i don't want them to ridicule me, to laugh at me. would you ridicule me, laugh at me, if i took estrogen and testosterone. would you cheer on my competitor as they lap me time and time again. please tell me
There's a rule in literary feedback that I feel like tech folks could learn from: assume intentionality.
For example, I saw someone complaining about Copilot appearing on their Windows machine without consent, only to get a reply that they should switch to Linux.
That's a possible solution, and one that I like for myself, but surely the OP didn't just learn about Linux today. They've evaluated that as an option and decided it's not a good option for them.