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by nekusar 8mo ago
And notice that the refunds are TO THE COMPANIES. This was the plan from the get-go: 1. Illegal tariffs made 2. Companies pay tariffs 3. Companies sell goods with tariff passed on 4. tariffs deemed illegal 5. companies
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by nekusar 8mo ago
There's 2 completely different ways to understand how a Ouija board works. Occult, and Scientific. Scientific: It's a combined response from everyone's collective unconscious blend of everyone participating. In other words, i
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by nekusar 8mo ago
Random whiner is whining. News at 11?
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by nekusar 9mo ago
That whole account, posts, everything is LLM generated. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_J._Rathbun American carcinologist (1860–1943), studies crabs. Opencrab, gee golly, the coincidence. Bigger question: when a sel
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by nekusar 9mo ago
Well, they already fucked over the community with their "lol not really unlimited" rug-pull. For those of you who are still suckered in paying for it, why do you think the company would care how they abuse the existing users? You
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by nekusar 9mo ago
Yes, and? Chrome/Google/Alphabet is spying on 100% of their users. Quit using Alphabet stuff, and your exploitation factor goes down a LOT.
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by nekusar 9mo ago
Just did. And the community im interacting with is looking into self-hosted options.
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by nekusar 11mo ago
So we're supposed to simultaneously discuss the article (General Franco's extremist Catholic task forces), but not identify the religious tropes behind this? I read the article, and discussing the article. And as hackers, im curio
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by nekusar 11mo ago
I work in IT, but I also do stuff in historical studies. I dont want to dox myself, cause I just want to chat here anonymously. In the Americas and Europe, Christianity is the fundamentalist scourge. We all know of Israel, of fundamentalist
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by nekusar 11mo ago
> Whenever you try to remove religion the void fills up with something, and that something is demonic. I've heard that exact type of comparison before, and it's from those fundamentalist christians. You find out quickly, that &
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by nekusar 11mo ago
Might take a karma hit for this, but whatever. Its the truth. Christians are more concerned about *causing* extreme child abuse, and then turning around and claiming its to "save them", so the abuse isnt reallllly abuse. Most of t
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by nekusar 1y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Janlaugh-Resistant-Laboratory-Permane... Alcohol/solvent resistant markers.
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by nekusar 1y ago
"Extreme left" said by someone likely from the USA is slightly left-of-center basically anywhere else. The USA democrats and "left" have been overton window'ed so hard that a actual democratic socialist, Mamdani, is
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by nekusar 1y ago
Possibly, yeah. Make a "Deal" <spit> with AI companies to have back-end access to all the Archive org's content. Get 'permission' to copy EVERYTHING and have billionaires run interference. The AI companies alr
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by nekusar 1y ago
What capitalism continues to show us: proof that public libraries, if created in the last 10 years, would be deemed illegal and sued out of existence. It's only because the late 1800's billionaires wanted to leave legacies and mad
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by nekusar 1y ago
I'd argue that "No Socials November" should be "No corporate Socials November". Places like the Fediverse (Mastodon, Peertube, Lemmy, pixelfed, etc) are that non-corporate non-gamified breath of fresh air. Sure, the
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by nekusar 1y ago
People are also leaving out stuff like Pokemon, Yu Gi Oh, and Magic The Gathering. All of them also introduce rarities (arbitrary exclusiveness), hidden cards in a pack, and extreme gambling gamification. The only non-gambling MtG packs are
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by nekusar 1y ago
What's the phenomenon called when Nvidia buys $1T into Intel, Intel buys $1T into OpenAI, and OpenAI buys $1T into Nvidia?
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by nekusar 1y ago
Its not 100% what you're looking for. Probably an 80% case.. But try looking into QubesOS. You create domains where applications can do whatever in the domain (a contained VM). So your personal domain is separate from your bank domain,
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by nekusar 1y ago
> But hey I didn't have the time to do it. Kids... Yep, dont have the kids. And no plan to.
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by nekusar 1y ago
So, basically, MinIO is dead. Time to move on, folks. Dead horse is dead. Kicking it will release toxic decomposition sludge.
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by nekusar 1y ago
That doent make any sense. There's no way we *sold* $1T of bonds and t-bills in 1 year. That's what I'm asking who the debt actually belongs to. If it's "us", then how was it generated, who accepted the debt ri
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by nekusar 1y ago
If that's the case, why not write it off then? Or is this some 38T$ leveraged against our future? Like how this debacle in Chicago screwed over 75 years of residents. https://www.courthousenews.com/seventh-circuit-uphol
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by nekusar 1y ago
So... can someone explain who do we owe this 38T$ *TO*? Or is this more similar medical debt funny money where they just use a RNG to make up a number.
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by nekusar 1y ago
> There is no serious incentive to avoid this in the US. In fact, you're incentivised to be complicit in the shutdown and then blame the other party. Which is precisely what's happening. Im frankly done with the children bicker
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by nekusar 1y ago
A far as I'm concerned, they're just intentionally failing to do their job. And they *all* in congress should be fired for job abandonment. And yes, rerun elections, with those idiots not allowed to run. After all, when I look at
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by nekusar 1y ago
Only MAGA sycophants and fascist adjacents would not want appropriate checks and balances. I find that bringing all the details in the light is a great way to root out corruption. And it's quite telling of your attack of anti-corruptio
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by nekusar 1y ago
Check a history on archive.org and validate the checksum wasnt changed to be the potentially malicious iso? Its not perfect... but its better than nothing.
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by nekusar 1y ago
Why buy an ebook then? Just buy the physical if you want, and pirate it. Dont pay for your own hope that you can pick the lock of your own paid for jail cell.
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by nekusar 1y ago
There's a LOT going on with what you said. Im going to separate it for logical discussion and not the order you said it in. > I see jwalking pretty much every day. Jaywalking was a created crime by the early car companies to try to

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