HeOwnsTwitter

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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
Reasonable. No transparency, though. Cannot be sure.
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
You’re way off base and I would prefer if you were to discontinue responding.
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
Yes, for instance if a big tech company knows that a person is demoralized already (for example, out of work and isolated), and if a major life trauma event occurs for that person, create a satirical and insulting depiction of that trauma e
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
USA
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
Yep, age 7 and 11 were peak bullying ages. Verbal and physical abuse, scapegoating. Ignored and blamed by administration. Parents from an era where “boys will be boys”. Now: Homeless and broke. Out of work for a long time. I let people shit
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
This is an enlightening article. I’ve had tinnitus and hyperacusis for my entire adult life. I used to be able to live in a reasonably quiet high rise. In fact I started programming remotely full time from home in an urban high rise condomi
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
After using a sibling’s Ti-99/4a, my first real “puter” was a hand-me-down PC/XT with an 8088, CGA, 256k RAM and dual 5-1/4” floppy drives. Much appreciation for the nostalgic post.
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
Yes, perhaps similarly, my endeavor was to build tools for engineering drawings. Definitely was a surface level usage of autolisp.
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
One of my earlier professional programming projects was to build a set of custom tools for engineering in Autolisp. Rip Mr. Walker
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
My Russian ex used this to send me a long note eight years later.. on Chekist Day
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
No, they are still fronts for three letter agencies. Different variety of creepiness. The overarching concern is that Musk’s national security portfolio is too broad, which presents a unique risk without precedent.
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by HeOwnsTwitter 3y ago
Just noting that Elon Musk now owns Twitter, rebranded as X. You can expect the same degree of indecency with your data there. Grimes and (now defunct) circles? Creepy.