rho138

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by rho138 26d ago
So just 7.2 million households in the US. Minimize the marginalized more daddy. > https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/food-nutrition-assistance/fo...
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by rho138 26d ago
Or just subpoena AWS for a copy of their shit and dump them in a hole until it’s unlocked. Yay america.
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by rho138 27d ago
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by rho138 1mo ago
(¬_¬)
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by rho138 1mo ago
You’re prescribing elegance to a stochastic generator trained on the wealth of humanity, including 4chan. Let’s set our expectations a bit.
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by rho138 1mo ago
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by rho138 1mo ago
Unless you’re every company I’ve worked st over the past 20 years.
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by rho138 1mo ago
No, cogs understand that. Smart employees want to update policies to be an effective mandate versus lip service to the C-suites asshole
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by rho138 1mo ago
Great, so stepping into any organization green where the subvert command is to be unwilling to update policy will enable this.
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by rho138 1mo ago
Lived on the front range for a decade, the alfalfa is obvi the problem. Capitalism drives the need for alfalfa.
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by rho138 1mo ago
Like?
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by rho138 1mo ago
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by rho138 1mo ago
> Conservationism was a reaction to postwar redevelopment, as its proponents claimed. But it was less a reaction to what the modernists destroyed, than to what they created. Since they’re mostly talking about the US, the thesis here is w
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by rho138 2mo ago
We shouldn’t be thought of kindly. We’re essentially post food scarcity in the US and children are still sent to school starving. Not only did we fail the here and now, but we’ve failed our future brothers and sisters.
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by rho138 2mo ago
> Opting out of toxic ecosystems is a valid option Quick, everyone break out the pitchforks for a valid analysis of a game! /s
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by rho138 2mo ago
Don’t look up - or that hubris might crush you.
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by rho138 2mo ago
I’m so confused
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by rho138 2mo ago
This is the first time it’s been posted?
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by rho138 2mo ago
Nah guys, it’s cool, by 2050 the earths atmosphere acidifies for humans and our bodies can’t hold enough phosphorus or calcium for basic metabolic tasks: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11869-026-01918-5
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by rho138 2mo ago
Is that before or after the earths atmosphere acidifies for humans and our bodies can’t hold enough phosphorus or calcium for basic metabolic tasks? You have until 2050: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11869-026-01918-5
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by rho138 2mo ago
I appreciate that they’re bringing this study to light… however, none of the source links actually trace back to the quoted study - instead pointing to their own domain or business insider.
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by rho138 2mo ago
That sounds like a massive waste of finite energy and compute resources.
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by rho138 2mo ago
Almost every decom’d vessel that gets blown up for RIMPAC is turned into an artificial reef.
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by rho138 2mo ago
(PDF)
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by rho138 2mo ago
_This_ is the great herculean push for workers rights from Gen X — abolishment of the cruel Standard Time! What a fucking joke that this is what we send people to washington for, while citizens are summarily executed in the streets and cost
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by rho138 2mo ago
Lady G, did more harm to the LGBTQIA+ community than the twinks devastating him.
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by rho138 2mo ago
It’s a knee jerk defense proposition that feeds the machine. No one gave a shit until iran launched drones at Amazon datacenters.
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by rho138 2mo ago
Illegal order, next slide.
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by rho138 2mo ago
It upsets me that an establishment like ESO would grip on the “data centers in space” narrative given the absurd physics constraints.
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by rho138 3mo ago
It’s like they’re searching for a gap to fill with a product… where have I seen this go terribly wrong before?

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