markzzerella

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by markzzerella 5y ago
Carnivores and predators are different things.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Maybe not $52bbn but they got at least something from the CHIPS act https://www.sinema.senate.gov/fueled-sinemas-chips-act-intel...
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Clever condescension, you'll go a long way with intellect like that, kid. Nice job dropping 'given history' in there, you win! History shows that is a fantastic argument and adds significant value to your post. Next time, tho
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by markzzerella 5y ago
>the whole point of society is that we don't need this ridiculous "natural" nonsense. We beat it. It can stay outside. We replaced it with society. When the silent part is said out loud. "We" didn't beat any
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by markzzerella 5y ago
It's interesting to see you victim blaming instead of trying to bridge the gap with folks that could be sympathetic with your viewpoint. Or did you change positions to at the same time they did? I've noticed a lot of the "big
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by markzzerella 5y ago
I have a couple of friends who were regularly arrested by the police, and kept over the weekend until they would drop charges. Naturally the more it happened the more they would tell the cops how they really feel, continuing the circle of l
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by markzzerella 5y ago
"Stereotypes"
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by markzzerella 5y ago
The food of the future is going to be 25% Teflon, 30% mealworm, 30% lab-grown meat concentrate, and 15% assorted insects as real food is regulated out of existence for us proles. At least we can take solace in watching our betters jet aroun
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Not just scanning my ID but making me stand there and look into the camera for a face scan too. I just don't like it.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Fluffychat is my go-to for getting normies on matrix.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
I've left parties because they go to clubs that scan your ID and take your photo before you can enter on several occasions. Cryptographically verifiable identification is not a good idea, regardless of intentions.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
You don't have to understand teenagers to understand that their problems are the same that they have always been, except in different settings.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Your post reads like a teenager yelling "you don't understand me" at parents who also were teenagers at one point. You really think that those are new and unique problems? Your bullet points are like a list of NixOS features.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
The new ATT provided phones will almost assuredly have ATT spyware on them as well.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Early on Fauci was telling everyone how useless masks were [1]. I have a couple people in my social circle that were banned from fb for saying he was wrong early on about masks being ineffective. And several others were banned later for po
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by markzzerella 5y ago
>The CHIPS Act is not USICA And my comment specifically referred to the chips act, which has passed [1]. I'm not really sure why you would be distracting from the point by bringing up other legislation that has not yet passed? Like
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by markzzerella 5y ago
The senator that wrote it thinks it passed. >Sinema’s bipartisan CHIPS For America Act - which is now law - restores America’s leadership in semiconductor manufacturing. https://www.sinema.senate.gov/fueled-sinemas-chips-
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Of course it will happen, it was funded (directly or indirectly) with public money[1]. The only thing that surprises me is that I expected the ink to dry before they used my money to buy their competition. 1: https://www.sinema.s
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Nice to see that the $52bbn in tax money from the chips act is being used for consolidation of industries. Blatant corruption and nobody even cares.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Because static pages on a calculator likely to be more reliable and faster than whatever hipster stack is popular running on some VC funded pile of compute power across all of Amazon's datacenters.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
It's currently in broad strokes, what's being enabled is micromanagement. You don't have enough calorie credits for that uber, better get hiking.[1] The global food council will also be prohibiting purchases of meat until you
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by markzzerella 5y ago
IT-Backed Authoritarianism https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IT-backed_authoritarianism
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Charge less and take a smaller cut. My partner was immediately excited when I mentioned she could talk to older folks, but told me "I'd never work for someone taking that large of a cut".
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by markzzerella 5y ago
I don't know how I forgot that. It was more popular than alcohol and cigarettes at my school.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
The latter. In the age of patreon people clicking the 'support creator with reseed' box to temporarily donate some spare resources to creators they like is almost a given.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Google could easily figure out how to distribute the bandwidth and storage costs of that were a priority.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
When I was growing up all the teens were smoking and drinking. Considering how bad we know alcohol and cigarettes are for a developing brain, I'm inclined to not panic over the newest trend.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
Put on your own oxygen mask before attempting to help others.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
That's probably the most exciting thing in the automotive world right now.
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by markzzerella 5y ago
If my kid isn't as offended by that stuff as I was when Bethesda rolled out horse armor as paid dlc then I raised them wrong.

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