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by tonfreed 3y ago
I saw them open for Conan a few years ago. I loved it, though an accurate description from the girlfriend of an acquaintance was "it was like listening to the end of a song for 40 minutes"
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I found his wording weasley. "Non-human" at "non-earth vehicle crash sites" could have just meant they found a dead cat underneath a downed hot air balloon. He never explicitly said anything about extra terrestrial being
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Because it would shine a light on their own corruption. This isn't a problem with one party, the entire establishment is rotten
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I hated that song, but I too find myself loving how he turned this raid around
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I think it's the fundamental difference between planned vs free market economics. While markets are generally thought to make rational decisions over time due to the decentralized signalling of prices, and planned economy needs to have
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Currently running a racked qnap 4 disk nas as Synology took the integrated graphics out of their boxes. It's got jellyfin and *arr docker containers running in it. Also have another rack server incoming, which I'm going to make in
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Marx predicted this and has been wrong for 140 years. It'll come true this time you guys.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I suspect it's to keep the secret sauce away from people that want to block it.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
My goal for 2023 is to cast off the chains of domestication and become completely feral
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Well the Ferengi were a largely unknown race when first encountered in TNG, beyond the fact they were hyperlibertarians they didn't bother elaborating. They were the portrayed as an annoyance more than anything serious to worry about.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
There is also Tacgnol, who is destined to meet Longcat in battle at Catnarok https://en.uncyclopedia.co/wiki/Tacgnol
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I claim part of my phone bill on tax because I have slack installed on it. It's a legitimate work expense here in Australia
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by tonfreed 3y ago
From the amount of Ted Kascynski memes I see circle around the right wing internet, I'd probably start paying more attention to what they're actually saying without the filter of partisan bloggers.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
It's the tyranny of low standards. I sat in an airport in Florida in 2016 watching CNN rerunning the same police shooting footage over and over trying to convince anyone still listening that the pistol that had fallen out of the kid&#x
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Does anybody have a link to that effect a French economist figured out after the revolution where printed money doesn't get distributed equally in the economy? I vaguely remember it from my uni economics courses, but blasted if I can r
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by tonfreed 3y ago
From what I've read, Scotland is pretty much insolvent and still has generous social programs because England keeps them afloat.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I used them once when I was a young engineer, then quickly realised how much I hated them because of how much they obscured the logic of my application. I hadn't even started to worry about migrations at that point. Been first in all m
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by tonfreed 4y ago
Grown or concentrated? I can assure you they've always been on Facebook and Twitter, if you didn't see them you were probably bubbled by the algorithm. After the 2016 election a lot of the more mainstream sites decided they didn&#
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by tonfreed 4y ago
I recently got myself a Variax guitar and have been pleasantly surprised at how good it sounds. I've also been using bias FX for years when recording for my indie doom metal. Software really is the next frontier in music performance, a
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by tonfreed 4y ago
Not to mention a large part of their popularity and support for actions such as the beer hall putsch came from their open opposition to communist violence and intimidation. Amazing how the world has forgotten that part of it, and how in vog
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by tonfreed 4y ago
Maybe Elon's greatest gift is that journalists will stop posting tweets from nobodies and pretending it's news
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by tonfreed 4y ago
For what I paid for my spacious 3 bedroom house for my wife and I, I would have been lucky to find a 2 bedroom apartment close to the office. Combine that with the constant disruptions to public transport here and it's very common for
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by tonfreed 4y ago
SiegedSec's announcement of it with the uwu buoys my spirit a little bit that the original irreverent hacker spirit isn't completely dead.
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by tonfreed 4y ago
I've seen long COVID, my workmate would be fine then faint all of a sudden for a fortnight or so after he was off with the coof. I myself had a lot of breathing issues for a week or two after I had it, took me a month to get back into
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by tonfreed 4y ago
Oof imagine having that legacy
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by tonfreed 4y ago
I said this in the last thread on this topic, it's not a conspiracy, it's a grift. Publishers are being pressured by a loud minority on social media and in their HR departments to hire diversity "experts" to review their
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by tonfreed 4y ago
Since Justin Trudeau did blackface, I guess Hollywood took that as a signal it was ok to do that with their characters shrug
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by tonfreed 4y ago
It's interesting to me that this has only started happening now. Makes me wonder what kind of mess was happening behind the scenes and how it was being papered over before Musk took over. This doesn't just happen overnight. We&#x2
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by tonfreed 4y ago
It sounds like a suit driven buzzword for not being a piece of trash at work
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by tonfreed 4y ago
It's a grift, the Sensitivity readers whip up backlash to anything remotely offensive and then sell the "Cure" to any company Stupid enough to listen to a loud minority on twitter. Everyone knows demand For his books was goin

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