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BremboTheFourth

@ BremboTheFourth @piefed.ca

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  • The DOJ Redacted a Photo of the Mona Lisa in the Epstein Files

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  • But, like, this one specifically. There are a hundred better examples you could point to for this. Earlier I saw a headline that there are censored random words like "and" or even "I." But claiming they lied about there being a real person's face on there is just self serving.

  • Homeland Security shutdown grows more likely as Republicans rebuff Democrats' ICE demands

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  • "We can't win an election without winning over this 1/3 that literally never votes for us, so we better piss off the other 2/3 that sometimes do"

  • The DOJ Redacted a Photo of the Mona Lisa in the Epstein Files

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  • This is just such a weird thing to call out as a lie. Pretty sure you're only doing it so you can validate your snap conclusion. Why would they lie about this? Its not like it makes them look better; pasting some victim's face over a revered piece of artwork so they can pervertedly leer at both simultaneously is not projecting the image they want. Maybe stick to calling out consequential, evident lies.

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  • I fail to see how these are mutually exclusive

  • Bring out your dead

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  • There's like a whole season or something where the changelings decide he's a traitor and somehow manage to revoke his ability to shapeshift, essentially making him fully human

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  • And yet, before you know it, it'll suddenly be December, 2025 will be over, and you'll have no idea how that happened.

    Waitaminnit.

  • Protecc

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  • Sometimes cats have just one, especially if it's their first litter.

  • CES 2006 - NVidia announces new 'ARM' support

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  • What a reach

  • What was a time when you drank the kool aid?

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  • If it ruined him, it did so before he had anything to do with Tesla.

    That Tesla started with reasonable (if misguided) intentions, I can believe. But only before Musk, who was born rich, got involved.

  • A New Report Reveals the Real Reason Democrats Lost in 2024

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  • Eh, really there should be a sort of virtuous cycle happening in that regard. But for sure it is the fault of the party here for choosing big money over its constituents

  • What are some funny WiFi network names you've run into?

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  • My neighbor's is "a series of tubes"

  • Cue Jeff Goldbloom laugh track

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  • Huesos de gato

  • Sword of up

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  • ... does the person have to be alive?

  • Sword of up

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  • Dig a hole as deep as you can, bury it oriented correctly, hide the burial site as best you can. Sooner or later a landslide or earthquake or flood or something might move it, but hey, if we get really lucky, we might have bought a few million years!

  • Volkswagen

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  • I wouldn't excuse the other two either. They're more quiet about it, but it was their choice to quit and enable Clarkson to take the show somewhere else after he got fired for punching that guy

  • Cloudflare is down this morning

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  • Yeah I have issues with my home setup at least that often. I can only think of two occasions where the solution took more effort than a reboot. Maybe we're all just old enough for "every 6 months" to feel like every 5 mins

    To clarify, by "issues" I mean "system stoppages not precipitated by me fucking with something." I screw up my own system way more often than that lol

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  • I wouldn't mind it as much if they weren't specifically doing it to fuck with us

  • I ditched Linux for Windows 11 for one week - and found 9 big problems

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  • Intentionality has nothing to do with whether something is broken or not. If I take a brick to a window, is that just bad design?

    Their computers stopped getting security updates for no good reason. They broke it. I have to go in and fix it.

  • I ditched Linux for Windows 11 for one week - and found 9 big problems

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  • Windows doesn't generally break things? Weird, I wonder why I've been having to tour my clients' homes and having to either circumvent their arbitrary 11 requirements or install a pirated version of 10 LTSC. Must be a fluke. Besides, Microsoft is following every tech company and trying to replace actual programmers with AI, so I'm sure they'll never fuck anything up again.

    And the instructions online for how to fix things are NEVER easier. What on earth? Troubleshooting Windows for the last 15 years has meant browsing a dozen forum posts with your exact issue and getting nothing but a bunch of script-following helpdesk people taking 3 paragraphs to ultimately tell you to restart your computer. And now, on top of all that garbage, you have to sort past a bunch of generated garbage articles. Better hope someone posted your problem on Reddit and didn't get their post deleted for whatever reason cuz there's no way to find anything useful otherwise