lp0_on_fire

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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
> The truckers were warned what would happen, and they made their families pay the price. This is a terrifying comment and you should really start re-examining your outlook on life. I really hope you are nowhere near any sort of lever o
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
That's incredibly convenient for people who have no qualms labeling their political opposition as "terrorists".
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sl
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Agreed. This read to me like the person had a pre-existing axe to grind.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
It’s a distinction without a difference to anyone who isn’t being pedantic.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
You're suggesting that Donald Trump, of all people, willingly put himself in front of a gun and allowed himself to be SHOT AT to increase his street cred. There were ACTUAL bullets flying at him, as evidenced by the DEAD MAN who was si
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Your conspiracy theory makes the flat earthers look like Rhodes scholars. Seriously, you are out of your mind.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Is there _anyone_ on the planet who is not aligned with the CCP that thinks there _isn't_ a censorship issue in China?
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
> before the Immaculate Assassination Attempt Can you explain what you mean be "Immaculate Assassination Attempt"?
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
It's not the GOP that is loudly and proudly calling for the court to be packed with sychophants because it ruled against their preferred policy platform... The Dem leadership has been splitting the baby for years by allowing the ever-i
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Your understanding seems to be "the rubes are too stupid to know what's for their own good" so it's probably good we don't continue the conversation - it makes you dangerous.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
> If you think an elected official working against the interests of the constituency is just going to naturally get voted out of office, I don't have the energy for the depth this conversation requires. Regardless of what you think
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Opera was the first "not IE or Netscape" browser I used. It would be poetic to go back to it now.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Look at the unemployment numbers. “Pays Pennies” is a common English phrase that means “a job that doesn’t pay well”. I.e. jobs they pay at or slightly above the minimum wage. Why should native workers be displaced by those seeking asylum s
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Come on. We’ve got plenty of workers in this country. They’re just not willing to work for pennies (and why should they?) Importing masses of unskilled labor puts downward pressure on wages. This is basic supply and demand.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Nothing against F# but the developer ecosystem around C# is just plain better, especially if you're already a dotnet shop. Documentation, code examples, tooling, developers who already know the language, etc. F# doesn't really bu
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
The market doesn't care precisely because there is never any accountability.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
> The DNC hack/wikileaks release timeline is absolutely disgusting and shows the true nature of the organization. in my experience people who condemn wikileaks for this almost universally praise wikileaks for other releases (just so
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Turns out when governments toss around the words "spy" and "espionage" freely and without regard to their actual definitions they can get away with things like this.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Nothing of value will be lost if they do.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Half a million dollars would be a life-changing amount to the vast majority of the American population.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Whether they want to sell or not is moot. As far as I’m concerned we should offer the following options to any business with ties to the CCP: Divest completely, sell it to a US based company, or exit the company from US markets. They are no
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
So the CCP can dish it out but can’t take it. Until the CCP decides to allow a level playing field for US companies operating in China they can go pound sand as far as I’m concerned.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
A space where operating systems exist to service the operator and not the OS vendor. One that isn’t just a vehicle to push ads and subscriptions to <blank>-as-a-service or otherwise act as a siphon to send telemetry up to the mothers
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
You not liking my answer != me dancing around the question. If you can't glean my position on this by now there's nothing more to be had from this conversation.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
You realize that breaking into a private office, being asked, and then told, to leave automatically escalates a situation? Obviously they want to get arrested because they’re out for attention. You realize there are many examples of these
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
Protesting in favor/ against sensitive subjects and causing a ruckus that results in _law enforcement getting involved_ can be “intimidating and threatening” when it _happens at your workplace_. I feel you’re being deliberately obtuse
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
How do you think an Israeli who lost a relative when Hamas murdered hundreds of innocent civilians would feel about this little stunt in the workplace? Maybe a relative of one of the ones whose bodies were mutilated and paraded around for a
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
By definition something that is intimidating or threatening is inappropriate for the workplace so I don't see the point you're trying to make.
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by lp0_on_fire 2y ago
> The GPUs running the Genocide AI This is why the submissions tend to get flagged.

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