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by drawkward 2y ago
Does this surprise anyone? Truth right down the memory hole. Guy is a serial liar; here is a danish astronaut calling out Musk's lies about the ISS-stranded astronauts: https://x.com/Astro_Andreas/status/18925
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by drawkward 2y ago
Hey, cancers have DNA too! We should outlaw removing tumors!
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by drawkward 2y ago
This is where my programming journey began! Somewhere, tucked away in a scrapbook, is a handwritten set of BASIC instructions I wrote around 1983 when I would have been about 6 (probably for an Apple IIe, not this computer). My dad bought
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by drawkward 2y ago
Forget gold, time to start investing in lead.
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by drawkward 2y ago
Shhh! Let them have Musk!
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by drawkward 2y ago
Fair enough. From my perspective, little has been done to benefit the population, more has been done to cement political power.
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by drawkward 2y ago
Their post seems to have been edited.
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by drawkward 2y ago
Jailed by whom? Trump controls the executive branch.
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by drawkward 2y ago
>One sign of oligarchy is when corporations control the regulation of their industry. Literally DOGE
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by drawkward 2y ago
>One definition of fascism is the merger of corporate and government power. Literally DOGE
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by drawkward 2y ago
I will join your party.
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by drawkward 2y ago
The most notable things I recall in the last few Congresses were Mitch McConell stealing a SCOTUS appointment, the failure to remove Donald Trump from office (twice!--once for inciting an insurrection in front of the eyes of the world; it w
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by drawkward 2y ago
How is this the business of the President?
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by drawkward 2y ago
Pff, we didn't need that pesky science contradicting our paleolithic religious views. It confuses the cattle, and hurts the bottom line.
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by drawkward 2y ago
No, because the $8M was allocated by a coequal branch of government. The president gets to veto things at that stage, not afterward. Should the president have an ex post facto veto for everything? That sounds more like an autocracy to me.
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by drawkward 2y ago
A more appropriate question might be: why are you not?
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by drawkward 2y ago
The pro-DOGE comments generally tend to repeat Musk/Trump/DOGE allegations, without evidence in support of those allegations. Trump and Musk are serial fabulists. On the other hand, you have the anti-DOGE folks who can credibly c
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by drawkward 2y ago
Ukraine, duh. /s
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by drawkward 2y ago
This is precisely the reason to not just shut shit down willy-nilly.
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by drawkward 2y ago
Got a citation for that, academic?
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by drawkward 2y ago
Happens in patents too. At one of my gigs, there was an engineering department that was perpetually being granted patents for their work. The C-level exec that the department laddered up to demanded on being on every patent app, despite h
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by drawkward 2y ago
If we axe the NOAA, then we will solve climate change...awareness.
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by drawkward 2y ago
I now own a ton of tools I have used only once.
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by drawkward 2y ago
Where is the waste and fraud? This is all stuff congress voted for.
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by drawkward 2y ago
[Citation missing]
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by drawkward 2y ago
And if the court says it is not ok? Trump will pardon Musk.
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by drawkward 2y ago
Sadly, it is flagged.
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by drawkward 2y ago
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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by drawkward 2y ago
And yet, Russia has bent the US to its will regarding Ukraine. Curioius.
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by drawkward 2y ago
You are alleging all sorts of things, and unlike the poster who responded to you, you bring no evidence. Good day, sir.

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