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mystraline
5mo ago
Thats thats the root of this shit. Im forced to engage in this system of capitalism. I am not a capitalist. My political power is 1 vote, aka basically nothing. Because Im forced to engage, Im somehow responsible for the horrors others do
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mystraline
5mo ago
First, there are no charges against me . I will not answer to idiocy like "your bloodline X generations back". I am not feeling guilty simply because I am not guilty. And I do not feel guilty about historical happenings I did not
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5mo ago
Let me make this clear: To hell with your historical collective guilt machine. I honestly dont care what people did before I was born. I had absolutely no decision in anything of theirs. Had no choice in any of that. Nor did I enslave or to
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5mo ago
Yep. This is called "food service". Shit pay, no benefits, and managers who threaten to fire you if you dont show up. Sick? Puke in the bathroom. Whys this the case? Cause we Americans have garbage for labor laws. You can be fired
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5mo ago
Repeat after me: An owner voluntarily downgrading firmware to gain control of your hardware IS NOT A HACK. And if an adversary is doing this, then they have already breached yoir physical security.
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5mo ago
Cause yeah, we should totally give businessmen a hard pass when their decision kills 10000 a year, cause some shareholder makes more money. Thats just murder with an extra step, and somehow deemed legal and allllll good. Do we both value a
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5mo ago
> Most people think Luigi Mangione is a hero. Given that UHC started approving lots of procedures and drugs after the assassination shows that their medical insurance mass fraud did happen and paid off... And they quit it. And then they
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5mo ago
Chomsky called corporations legal psychopaths in the documentary "The Corporation". He was right. If companies can engage in terrible illegal behavior and then only pay 10% of profit as a fine, so can I. If that means I cancel all
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5mo ago
The elite have ALWAYS had special rules. Whereas the rest of us were always assumed to be cheaters until absolutely cleared otherwise. Just look at how people are treated by the dalits who run Proctorio. We were teated as less than human.
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5mo ago
And your types are the same that would see a cashier who steals $100 go to jail.... But a manager who edits timecards of 10 people for $100 ($1000 damage) is just a civil matter. Crime, and who punishes it, has always been a political matte
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5mo ago
Simple idea for a simple mind: quit going to porn sites. See how that works? If you dont like a behavior, dont do the behavior. Dont you tell US what you want us to do. This is called freedom.
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5mo ago
GP comment was basically verbatim from first 2 panel, with slaves replaced with decent wages. Point being, you can complain about thing, even if you are forced to interact with said thing.
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mystraline
5mo ago
Im sure you are very intelligent.
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mystraline
5mo ago
That isnt the slam you think it is. https://truthout.org/art/mister-gotcha/
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5mo ago
The "agreement" is at best coerced, and under blackmail of hardware you bought and paid for. At worst, its a fraudulent indefinite rental masquerading as a 'sale'. And lets discuss 'updates that fuck over your hardw
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5mo ago
It'll move, sure. Im looking at proper engineering in building local LLM networks, with proper firewalls, capability access, and guards around the LLM systems to allow and enable advanced use while not just "lol delete everything&
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5mo ago
Again, when the users of this app are just 3 admins, over basic metrics from ArcGIS Monitor, I dont need to deviate from their recommended, tune, or much of anything. This isnt some high throughput app where every IOPS matters. And in my ex
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5mo ago
Immich (server) also has a whole host of ML features for classification as well. I got away from google images and upload to my own Immich instance. I also use an open source camera app on fdroid to degoogle that whole path.
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6mo ago
Thats because the USA has really nothing big to export. Yay, designs. China? Im getting ready to watch the URKL (universal robot knockout league) go on. The USA is dicking around with failed robot dogs. The USA has been a failed country, co
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6mo ago
Im not a proper DBA, but oversee some basic postgres installs (read: logging, monitoring, upgrades). This appears to only have any effect with datalake style installs, where storage is separate from compute. Not going to have any effect on
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6mo ago
> We beat the drum of education because it seems like a nice simple solution to fix a lot of perceived problems. “Oh you mean if we just throw money at this problem it’ll fix it?!” Its strange to say, but its actually thanks to black rac
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6mo ago
You are anthromorphizing technology. He doesnt like that.
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6mo ago
Employees of Google etm are basically the landed barony of feudalism. Of course theyre going to have it cushy. The serfs are the general public who MUST interact with either Google or Apple as regular account users. Each feudal lord has the
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6mo ago
The Public won the encryption battle against the USG and ITAR idiocy. Well, until climate destroying shitcoin. Thats a big Lose. The printing press had sooo much state violence over that everywhere. Oral contraceptives are a fight the USA i
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6mo ago
Just fire off a 200 OK with text body of "499 Bad query string" Im not making this up btw. A old NOC I woeked at emitted every error as 200 OK with the body message with the real error. They were a real shitshow.
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6mo ago
Libertarianism sounded great. Its all about freedom, and the right to do with yourself what you want. And who doesnt want that? But they also wanted that freedom for their property and money. And if youre willing to skirt or plainly violate
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I can call these hypocrisies to light. I do so on the off chance that we gain enough support to start reversing end-stage capitalism. Im not going to list factoids of what rank we are or arent. Its honestly irrelevant. Im stuck here, since
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6mo ago
The word for that is "slavery". The Civil war never banned slavery. It only banned private citizens from owning people. The government (state and federal) kept sole right to still own people. The only gate is found guilty of a cri
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6mo ago
The banners were NEVER required. The banners were devised by the adtech conoanies as a way they though could bypass the GDPR, in the most anti-user way possible. But "allow all" was easy. Its also likely those banners arent even l
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6mo ago
Fine are the cost of doing business... FOR COMPANIES. For individuals: arrest, jail, prison, and horrifically crippling fines are normal. An individual kills 1 person, and its 15y to life. But if youre an 'insurance company' and m
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