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by hilariously 5d ago
Taxes, compliance, regulatory bodies, logistics multiplied by X countries X products has an amazing way to bog you down. If you have money and problems money solves (eg you could hire more people to do something) you do not have a problem (
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by hilariously 7d ago
It's legal for ICE to kill you in the street, lie about what you were doing, and nothing will happen to them.
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by hilariously 8d ago
The website is the marketing for the product, most people see that first, and they wont go further if your front door is festooned with goofball stuff.
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by hilariously 12d ago
Someone who is incredibly pedantic and also specific about their word use, who doesn't have a problem with four different descriptions because they all elide to the same thing. ie someone who should have more sympathy AND empathy even
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by hilariously 14d ago
Feel free to blame MSFT all you want, I am just saying at some point if your boss keeps making dumb decisions it IS your bosses fault. It's like a person voting for Trump the second time being confused at all his lies, at this point ba
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by hilariously 14d ago
Fool me once, shame on you, fool me ten billion times its still Microsoft's fault you bought the wrong thing.
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by hilariously 14d ago
You should. It's their fault for picking a bad vendor. It's their fault for not finding someone with taste to solve the problem. Fundamentally its their business, pretending you can blame someone else for your ultimate accountabil
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by hilariously 16d ago
As someone whose spent ~5k hours playing DF you are right, every person I have ever talked to about it has liked the idea and like 1/50 has gone on to play it for >10 hours.
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by hilariously 17d ago
Have you ever done anything wrt search? What you ask is basically mind reading.
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by hilariously 20d ago
My snap was also on Malarone.
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by hilariously 20d ago
And some of them have Super powerful side effects - I had a 3 day violent psychotic break I have no memory of, but I did get to wake up strapped to a bed!
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by hilariously 20d ago
No, the entire marketing campaign for these models is "it automatically has godlike powers to exploit almost any software" - if you don't air gap such a capability you are inherently allowing shit to go down, any other interp
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by hilariously 21d ago
The term "illegal immigration" got moved to "people who have proper papers and did everything legally but were granted access by someone I don't like" - anyone who was an informed voter could see that "against
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by hilariously 25d ago
Sometimes you can do a separate skill for committing only and basically minimize the context - "analyze the commit messages, the original instructions, and this set of things to stop wasting my FUCKING TIME"
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by hilariously 25d ago
And isolationism, how is that doing for any country that tried it?
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by hilariously 1mo ago
Which part? Let's talk about it.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
2021: I ate more hamburgers 2025: I ate less hamburgers Prove to me it wasn't my hamburger eating.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
The answer is at every level, and each level is separated into multiple sublevels of fraud.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
The Republican party is not a Conservative party, its a Reactionist party of capital, so generally anything that threatens the interests of capital will be absolutely crushed.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
Not much, but a decentralized system is often hard to exploit, and we're reaching points where we've established the surveillance state the populace is finally understanding the repercussions in a clear and poignant way. Assume th
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by hilariously 1mo ago
No, but its genuinely looked down upon to make frivolous comments.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
Burning my points to say dude that's sick, parsing CSVs is hell I am genuinely going to watch this thank you.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
Ok Sabina, everyone is string theory is all just a bunch of egotistical morons.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
Malort tastes like Meyer's lemons (the ones you use to clean things instead of eat) and anise, most people without a strong anise culture would hate it.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
The false equivalency is so funny, you mean a platform where the president sells private access to his massive lies ahead of time so that you can front run the market? The one where war crimes are directly equivocated and WW3 is regularly t
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by hilariously 1mo ago
Because? They are tools of the companies and will more likely just ... not do that.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
Reach them? You mean reach Elon Musk.
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by hilariously 1mo ago
It's not a "suspect" thing, it has been widely reported up and down the chain there is basically no support for tariffs, especially when the economic reality hit. The only supporter is trump, and he can do whatever he wants a
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by hilariously 1mo ago
Time passes. Trump is literally doing his utmost to disenfranchise voters, called electors to personally harass them, and has spent years "investigating the fraud" to setup groundwork for violating people's voting rights. One
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by hilariously 1mo ago
You think we are not constantly mocking trump, his entire administration, and everything his group of jack booted fascists are doing? Boy do you need to visit some other bars!

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