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nekusar
4mo ago
I got 74,400 You mastered 88 new words!
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4mo ago
My answer is to fire their lardasses for due cause and make them unhirable across the nation. But this country's courts said this shit is cool. And so is highway robbery by pig. And they don't need to come for help if you call 911
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4mo ago
Gee golly whillikers! Pigs are abusing their authority! Oh whatever shall we do?
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4mo ago
Oh look, a monopolist is making settings "more secure" by enshrining monopoly more. And good fucking luck getting the FTC to follow monopoly law.
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4mo ago
Looks like someone else recreated some of the premises that Marx discussed over 150 years ago. He wrote 2 major treatises: failings of capitalism, AND Communism. This falls squarely under failings of capitalism. And you don't have to b
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4mo ago
Its all fun and games until the company gets hit with a lawsuit and discovery hits your phone and ALL your accounts, corporate and personal. Ive been through a corporate discovery when oracle sued a company I worked at. Im fucking glad that
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4mo ago
They were underage when they made the account. That's a whole different and big fucking deal. Means any TOS and contracts and shit are basically null and void. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48571946
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4mo ago
How to say "I work for a company too cheapass to provide work devices". Its all fun and games until the company gets hit with a lawsuit and discovery hits your phone and ALL your accounts, corporate and personal.
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4mo ago
> The ToS is what binds. Sure. Now provide a notarized statement showing THEY agreed to those exact terms. Cause guess what... they cant prove shit.
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4mo ago
Chargeback time. They claimed to have your photos, then fucking lied about it. And a chargeback costs them like $20.
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5mo ago
Adam Smith warns that "people of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices". Book I, Ch. X, Part II;
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5mo ago
Honestly, my mind could never wrap around genealogy and family relations well at all. I thought they were indirect cousin/uncle , or as you say, cousins once removed. Also my understanding of many Asian cultures is they tend to have a
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5mo ago
I seriously think the CUDA situation was set up intentionally. Jensen Huang (Nvidia CEO) is related to Lisa Su (AMD CEO). A decade ago, I saw a demo of some AMD skunkworks GPU datacenter tech, that could execute CUDA natively on AMD/AT
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> I don't know how the fuck these stupid Flock "safety" cameras got here, but I have a pretty good guess how they'll disappear. Gee golly, I have no clue how the pole ended up being cut and the solar and cameras ended
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5mo ago
Im guessing you dont get that much feedback about the process. Or, you do and you dont care. The process stank, wasted my time, and got HR slop form letter as a result months later. A deny is normal. The way it was done was a big FU.
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5mo ago
Ive had a few stinkers of interviews. One when I was 19 was for a 3rd shift stocker at a "family business". Guy straight up asks "Are you married?". Sure, its illegal to ask. Not like a jobless 19 year old could do anyth
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Exactly. IN cases of national or world-level event, governments and government related bodies (WHO) will do whatever they can as not to cause a widespread panic. And if that means lying, they will absolutely do that. And because the capital
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5mo ago
> How does one solve pensions? I was thinking that Covid and widespread antivaxxer mentality would have. But no. This will be the latest ladder-pull by the boomers and silents to extract the last bit of wealth from all the younger genera
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5mo ago
In my experience, most self-proclaimed "capitalists" either lap up the scholastic propaganda that capitalism is the 'bestest' economic system in the world, or are a real capitalist and don't have to give one fuck ab
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5mo ago
For quite a while, the "Cost to renounce citizenship" was at $2350. Turnip lowered it back to $450. But no, US citizenship, like everything else in this country, a cost. https://www.cnn.com/2026/03/16
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LOL they'd rather charge you $5000 for something as basic as the SQL standard. Found that scam out cause im going back to learn SQL properly. And had questions about the spec. Thought it would be like an RFC. LOL NOPE. Its the "In
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Not originally. Sure, they were initially bought BY the billionaire philanthropists, or were from their private collections. Books were bought on the open or used markets to initially fill these libraries. And some libraries weren't fr
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5mo ago
Same exact thing applies to physical libraries. If they were attempted in the last 50 years, they too would be illegal. And all books could be confiscated, building be sold at police auction, and the people who run it would be in prison. It
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It can be summed up as "Ken Meets Jesus", "Ken Goes to Space", "Ken is a bumbling moron", "Ken's first friend". "Ken's White Savior moment" This appears to be the norm for US based
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Pavel and folks have been talking about the Flipper One concept for a few years now. It was always known that Flipper Zero did low level protocols, and that Flipper One was going to be a Linux cyberdeck. Product naming is not a problem. Any
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5mo ago
Thanks for posting this. Ive been using translation tools a bunch these last few years. Nobody seemed to have any hate for better accessibility.. but LLM hate is definitely a thing, even if it is an accessibility-enabling tool.
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It wasn't smoke – it was AISLOP
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There's a big difference between "All Workers" owning "All The Means Of Production" (Communism), and "Workers in a company" owning "Their Means of Production" (Worker cooperative). Your comment i
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Reminding just how bloody Union history was is kind of a heretical thing to mention here. The CEO class thinks their lives matter more than the masses. But talking about history or giving a nudge that violence did work certainly makes the C
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And sometimes, I get some bloviating idiot who DEMANDS that my question is a XY issue, constructs their own strawman, and solves THEIR strawman. No, I had a reason why I asked the way I did. You're just too arrogant and think only your
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