butterbomb

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by butterbomb 7mo ago
Oddly enough though, my journey into computers was greatly assisted by my curiosity at random log files that were being dumped to my desktop constantly.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47277727 None of those are tech
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> They'll kick you to the curb and remove democracy since any real democracy is a direct threat to them. Not a threat, these people rarely feel truly threatened, but an obstruction.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> I thought this was going to be about someone that wanted to go to jail in order to receive meals and/or healthcare. Tbf, there’s probably an easier way to achieve that goal that involves much less serious charges than breaking int
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
Ah that makes sense. Was something changed recently to enable this? I’ve certainly seen employer health insurance discounts for not smoking for years, but the complete ban, listed in a job application, and explicitly including cessation a
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
Funny. At least since Covid, I’ve noticed a number of employers, often at municipalities or other governments, but sometimes at private companies, are adding terms that employees cannot use any nicotine products whatsoever. What’s even
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
It is good proof the mods lie about moderation though. Regardless of what you think of this particular user, I’ve seen dang jump down even long time user’s throats for much less.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> Hot take: AMBER alert is a way to keep the public paranoid about child abduction by strangers, an evil but extremely rare act I thought they were mostly custody style kidnappings anyway.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> how do they implement this? Centralized power and being unafraid to use authoritarian tactics. Also the general cultural ethos of the people.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> Put on your tinfoil hat and ask yourself: why is that suddenly a topic in so many different countries? Ooh I know, the elite classes across the globe have been exposed as degenerate pedophile subhumans. Knowing the information would re
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> Wouldn't unvaccinated people and outbreaks strengthen my case for ICE and dumping these people into quarantined facilities? Way to discriminate against neurotypicals.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> people crowing about how much time they are getting back Trust me, if it wasn’t for RTO, I probably would be lol.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
Probably enough to live amongst the lower middle class till carpetbagger real estate speculation and the general clown economy push you back to the rust belt shithole from which you came.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
Well then it sounds like I’ll be free of my problems soon enough
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
God, maybe I could buy if it it came with significant work to repair US education and investment in a domestic science workforce, but unfortunately in the US, these nationalist waves have to also come with a strong air of anti-intellectuali
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
It’s less about any of that. It’s more that I’m glad I won’t have to hear them deify the constitution anymore because they don’t care for it much anymore.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> Not only they voted all of this, but keep believing this paranormal constitutional nonsense where winner-takes-all elections where you rule under no oversight, you have no opposition, and don't even depend on your own party suppor
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> The wild thing is that America pretends itself that it is a meritocracy while If you haven’t been paying attention, the elite have give up on that lie. They know it’s indefensible to even the dumbest Americans anymore. Additionally the
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> If the standard is historical continuity, Jews are indigenous to that land. Their sovereignty was interrupted by conquest. It was not invented in the 20th century. Cool, I guess I need to find wherever my ancestors lived 3000 years ago
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> Only I’m not exactly sure what constituency will support this war. The remaining neocons who have surprisingly managed to weasel their way back into influence.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
It’s more like “might makes right” I think, and it’s not really me embracing it, as much as realizing this is the ideology of our ruling elites and they aren’t afraid to be frank about it anymore.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> it's only available for big corporations because as a self-employed, it's close to 30%. Well maybe instead of complaining you should simply just generate more economic value. If Meta disappeared tomorrow it would hit the US e
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> How did we get so religious/narcissistic so quickly and as a whole? We built a behemoth that rewards attention whoring and anti social behavior with money.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> Burger King is not in the "too big to fail" category. How the hell have they survived this long. It’s consistently been the worst fast food burger restaurant I’ve been across the various states I’ve lived.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
Same as with any other: delusion
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
More likely a mass grave
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
NYC police seem insane lmao. For some reason various precinct accounts have made it into my social media feed, and the last time I saw the they were bragging about stealing some old ladies less lethal defense weapon.
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
> I got laid a few days ago from McDonalds as I'm too old (40) and too slow to compete with youngsters I’m guessing that it’s less of you being too slow, and more of you not being as impressionable as younger people
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
Unfortunately your attack plan was discovered when an AI system connected to speaker outside flagged a private conversation you were having as a domestic terroist risk and a swarm of Amazon Secuirty (tm) drones have to been dispatched to pa
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by butterbomb 7mo ago
It doesn’t come with a ton of PII you can sell to data brokers.

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