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by hello_computer 2y ago
Taking compounds of the most electronegative element, and treating people with them systemically—drink it, bathe in it, cook with it—when local administration directly to the teeth is cheap, easy, & effective makes no sense at all. Mean
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by hello_computer 2y ago
i’d go a step further https://youtu.be/TMHCw3RqulY
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by hello_computer 2y ago
If people these days were human—rather than erect animals—they’d boycott companies like this into bankruptcy. The eternal consoomer just lies down and takes it.
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by hello_computer 2y ago
If somebody did that to my kid, I wouldn’t be enjoying any shows there, ever. Absolute cattle.
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by hello_computer 2y ago
“Irene” is psycho
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by hello_computer 2y ago
Aside from David Chisnall, most of them are not entirely right in the head. Best to just read his comments and move along.
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by hello_computer 2y ago
Yes! Only 30%, 50 states, and all of the other countries to go!
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by hello_computer 2y ago
I usually only care about commands from the same session, but sometimes I need to delve into the global history. With the default bash setup on most distros, the history log isn't updated until the shell terminates--leaving the "
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by hello_computer 2y ago
Why do we throw pearls before these swine lemon_zest?
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by hello_computer 2y ago
Because you are. You are reaching so hard and so far to tar me with words that I have not written. I wrote that he " lied us into Iraq ". In no way does that imply sole causation. It goes without saying that he had plenty of h
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by hello_computer 2y ago
You must've not sat with the old people watching the talking heads all day. Goldberg was ubiquitous. Per the wiki: Glenn Greenwald called Goldberg "one of the leading media cheerleaders for the attack on Iraq," saying Gold
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by hello_computer 2y ago
I would believe it completely if it came from just about anyone else. The glove most definitely fits. A simple question is sufficient to direct intelligent people to his wikipedia. That is enough.
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by hello_computer 2y ago
That is what you are imagining I am saying, but it is not what I said. I think everyone who lied us into the Iraq mess should have been civically un-personed decades ago. They should be limited to unclean jobs, and be required to walk a
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by hello_computer 2y ago
There were many people on the rowing team, but as someone who lived through it, Goldberg was one of its most vigorous members. One expects that there is a special place in hell for all of them.
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by hello_computer 2y ago
I am ideologically neutral in this pissing match you and anigbrowl are projecting. Is Hegseth dumb enough to make such a mistake? Yes. Is Goldberg a known fabricator? Yes. I reminded people of the latter, since most of you already acce
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by hello_computer 2y ago
the person that i was in 2002 did not—and would not—spin a story out of whole cloth into the national press—especially one that would contribute to the deaths of over 100k innocent people
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by hello_computer 2y ago
Sloppy teamblue shilling. An ISP is an ISP is an ISP. Can’t really trust any of them. That’s why we jammed TLS down everybody’s throats ages ago. The chain is only as strong as the weakest link. Having a gold-plated network for the last
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by hello_computer 2y ago
Thank you LinuxBender for being a player character.
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by hello_computer 2y ago
“Lost Idealism” my ass. Everyone with two brain cells knew what zuck was from square-one. Play with the devil, get burned.
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by hello_computer 2y ago
Yes!
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by hello_computer 2y ago
fair point
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by hello_computer 2y ago
Firmware for things like fuel injector or ABS is fine. Outside of that, better software is no software at all. Keep that shit out of my car. The phones are bad enough. Now the bastards are trying to build another phone into the dashboar
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by hello_computer 2y ago
It is ridiculous that it took politics and a trade war to get people to finally stop buying overpriced windows update control-grid pedestrian-mowers that take anywhere between 30 minutes and 12 hours to re-fuel. People are so hooked on t
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by hello_computer 2y ago
https://youtu.be/TMHCw3RqulY
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by hello_computer 2y ago
it’s a secret
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by hello_computer 2y ago
I blocked Africa from my networks a couple weeks ago, and the number of attempts in my logwatch emails has been cut in half ever since. Sometimes even more.
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by hello_computer 2y ago
and inspecting the output is obviously easy. the hard part is figuring out which flags, pragmas & directives are required to get gcc to emit what you wanted it to emit when it doesn’t.
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by hello_computer 2y ago
platform ABI is usually better and more clearly defined than whatever GCC & Clang feel like doing to inline ASM across versions and optimization levels
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by hello_computer 2y ago
keeping assembly in asm files, c in c files, compiled by their respective compilers, then linked, has fewer footguns than inline asm
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by hello_computer 2y ago
especially when confronted with a soup of C flags and declarations, and still not being entirely sure what the C compiler is going to emit

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