Everyone who neglected to add the "/s" has become an unwitting data poisoner

Is it not clear which definition of Crypto he's using?

Linus coming out against cryptography seems so unrealistically silly to me that it's not even worth considering.

Upvoting because I've never seen this

but also I am now sad

That's the fun part: you get to de-home them with the full support of the law.

This step is in so many European dishes, you might as well always get started on it early.

I wonder if that really is a fetish thing in this case. I get the impression kids are getting so used to seeing the raunchiest stuff just casually around it's becoming normalized for them, to the point where he may sincerely just be going for edgy humor.

It's always seemed so wholesome to me how the trans folks are such a huge part of what makes that sub awesome but also it's not a "trans sub", so you get all these people there for the memes also experiencing fully normalized transness

My guess is this saved somebody money.

Simpler design = fewer colors = lower printing cost.

Sometimes this can just be ink cost. Sometimes it can make discrepancies between printers less noticable.

Could still be the other things too

Voting doesn't change anything. Not voting kills us.

We vote to buy time. We use that time to perform direct action.

These 2 things are not mutually exclusive.

This is what I've been trying to tell people, especially young lefties.

It just does not make sense to me why you would look at a broken system which gives a massive advantage to one party, see that the people trying to fix the system all belong to the other party, and arrive at the conclusion that both parties are equally at fault and the only solution is to throw your hands up in invisible protest.

It would be one thing if they just said they didn't care, but they seem to be convinced they are actually able to affect change this way.

It's like finding yourself in a fist fight and seeing your buddy just standing there laughing.

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"Hey bro, chill. We gotta make it look like we're at least trying to pretend it's legit."

In other words, they have a systemic issue is where the threat of prosecution isn't enough to deter employees from supplementing income with theft.

I wonder what kind of conditions led to that.

Let's throw out first-past-the-post voting while we're at it.

Some context that makes this one of the funniest fucking things I've ever seen:

Adin Ross is a huge fan of Tate, to the point where he has funnelled himself into a shitty content niche trying to emulate him. He worships the guy.

He's also a well known moron who can't think before he speaks, which often lands him in hot water.

Was about to say, I'm a healer main who married a healer main. It has its perks

Unfortunately the Republican strategy for a while has been voting with courts in mind. When the only thing you care about is appointing judges, the game becomes "our team at all costs"

It's a winning play in a first-past-the-post voting system. I don't see it changing without voting reform.

Except if you have a pretty good life and don't want to mess up the timeline that led you there.

A funny thing happens to a word when you give it additional definitions: the original definition loses meaning.

Great news for traditional antisemites

How about Analogue August or Stop Scrolling September?

I'll also say, Offline October is pretty dang good.

Complex machines have a high overhead; the more complex the machine, the higher the cost.

This is just an observation though. There is absolutely no excuse for the lack of orgies.

I stopped being so open about the fact that I disowned my narcissistic mother, at least among strangers. I got sick of all the arguments from people who would also want nothing to do with her, if they ever had to misfortune to meet her.

She is a nasty, vindictive, obsessive person who goes out of her way to hurt people. She sees people as tools to manipulate, not as human beings. The only relationships she has ever been able to maintain are with people too afraid of her to leave.

But sure, tell me again how blood is thicker than water.