chadgpt3

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by chadgpt3 1mo ago
And they belong to the rich.
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by chadgpt3 1mo ago
There are some. America conquered them and reversed it.
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by chadgpt3 1mo ago
The EU can't understand anything except normality, we see it on all kinds of issues.
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by chadgpt3 1mo ago
Where would the US be without cheap electricity?
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by chadgpt3 1mo ago
Democracy is failing because people who are objectively idiots are being elected.
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by chadgpt3 1mo ago
Because of the ideological value
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by chadgpt3 1mo ago
These countries need to grow a spine and make violating American copyright legal, or at least remove their anti circumvention laws.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
LAMER is a real word and COLOR is not.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
Whatever causes "burnout", it doesn't seem to be actual degradation of neurons. Your brain doesn't get used up and burn out like a lightbulb. It's more of an emotional state.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
And how can I become so rich?
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
It's spam, it's a DoS attack. The right way to handle a DoS attack is to blacklist the sender. But this doesn't work if the sender is paying you.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
They used to exist
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
The more the better - being forced to maintain an up-to-date list of Google competitors (including some that don't keep attestation keys secure, so the bad guys will pretend to be those and you'll be forced to allow it anyway) may
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
The point: you call them "functionally illiterate" when you don't like them. Otherwise, you call them something else.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
Suspending accounts of people who used Grapheme and not refunding them would lose you a lawsuit if you're in Europe
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
It doesn't force them to, strictly speaking - they also have the choice to sue the government
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
That's what capitalism is all about, baby! Especially if the customers don't notice.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
What would happen to the people who live in the houses?
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
I think it makes them own you - a little. You look subsidiary to Wacom.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
The purpose was to make some people feel righteous, which is the purpose of so much human activity.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
I don't get this comic at all but I really miss when random stuff like this got published online!
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
I suggest a bread standard. It's more useful than gold, and it worked in Brazil.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
Imagine you're a middle class white picket fence guy, and your bank balance is a bit low. You apply for assistance. Now imagine you're homeless. You don't apply for assistance.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
This still happens today but with instruments other than gold, right? Like foreign owned shares. Today's equivalent would be China owning all the treasury bonds.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
Should've asked for a photo ID!
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
After starting a nonogram level, it seems you can't go back to it because you're just prompted to sign up or log in. As mentioned already they're also shitty puzzles.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
DAC should be the coolest but it's only for very short distances.
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
Why can't you plug and unplug duplexes?
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by chadgpt3 3mo ago
I'm not the author

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