Did not know this existed.
The guy is less concerning than the crowd being into it. He's obviously on drugs, sure, whatever. The crowd (probably) isn't, yet they're celebrating it. I couldn't believe it. I only felt concern and cringe while watching.
No wonder we're fucked as a species.
The problem here is that he obviously didn't get her new Tupperware after.
You can not imagine that for some people it could be new that the exact same color looks completely different?
Wikipedia says the original dress was blue/black.
The left and right dress are exactly the same color. However, your eye makes you think the left is black/blue while the right is white/yellow. (Within the shaded area)
Yes, but the black and blue is actually exactly the same color as the yellow and white. They're both the same color but one looks black/blue while the other looks white/yellow.
For any advice post, there should be one thing that is most important: a clear description of the problem.
Otherwise, all advice is almost completely random/useless. Because maybe changing the name is the right solution, but maybe it isn't. There's no way to know.
In my opinion, there is no explanation of the problem at all here. You just say "too identifiable", however my name/lastname is probably also completely unique, yet I can't even think of a problem I would have with that.
So, what is the actual problem?
Es geht um die grüne Tonne, die vom Abfalldienst geleert wird. Diese ist fast immer näher am Straßenabfluss als an der Toilette.
Well, this is in the context of people choosing to accept donations as an open-source developer. Taking donations requires opt-in, I would assume someone like you just wouldn't take them in the first place.
However, I'm sorry that they make you uncomfortable or even guilty, because that sounds to me like you think you don't deserve them. Which to me, is sad, because the other person making the donation definitely thinks you deserved it.
"most" is the keyword here.
But they don't produce output
I would argue that this is not even close to true.
As an open source developer myself, my contribution to open source is pretty much exactly proportional to how well I'm feeling. Getting a donation makes me feel appreciated, using the money makes me feel better, all leading to me being more motivated to spend time on some open-source.
Obviously, being able to only work on open-source would generate more output, but the psychological impact of feeling appreciated to output can't be dismissed and is huge.
This, but instead of your rant against the US, just humans in general. Every country has those kinds of people that would be/enable evil. The only difference is that that in different places their evilness is allowed in different amounts/representation.