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  • Born in 89'. I've always hated PDF's. Hey, do you want to enlarge your file for sharing? NO!

    But you can make it so only people with money can edit it? NO!

    Well we'll let other people sign it for free, you just have to sit all of them down and teach them how to create a signature.

    No, not that signature, that doesn't count legally. We need you to buy a security certificate and link it to it.

    Can't I just create the cert on my computer?

    Well yeah, but no one will accept it.

    Fuck off me!

  • 76% of Republicans support a dictatorship is what it says.

    Not only that, but the same document that was protecting the rights of the people being illegally deported, is what protects those Republicans rights as well. Free speech, press, arms, privacy, jury, fair trial, and more. 78% are saying they would wave their rights to a dictator. It's extremely short sighted

  • Unfortunately if he did so Trump would pick his replacement. So it wouldn't be any better.

  • Yeah really our productivity in those terms just dropped to 2016 levels.

    Now if you compare to Argentina's struggles. People can see why there were so many people trying to get out of there. They weren't criminals being sent out of their prisons, they were people fleeing a giant recession that left them starving.

  • The circled area is the blip that your source is referring to. The giant drop before it is from during Trump's first term. Everyone thought we were going to hit a recessesion that would be a big issue. As you can see it was fixed extremely quickly. The wall street journal leans right and was using it as propaganda to promote Republican efforts.

  • Your income went from 100k a year to 20k, how are you doing? Well we fired most everybody and are considering a shut down. Lol. Most owners would just sell out.

  • About 250 could save millions of lives. Considering around 9000 die every day in the U.S. they would make a 2.7% uptick for one day, and maybe everything can get better

  • How do they no longer need it? Isn't Google like 80% of their income? Mozilla was controlled opposition. This would be a historic moment in history though Like when Gates loaned his buddy Jobs money to help Apple launch the iPhone.

  • Murder innocent women and children. You should deport the rest of the women and children to some place they've never lived and let the murderers take their homes. Spray paint a car, you should deport the spray painter to a prison in a country they have never lived in.

    I see no inconsistency in their logic /s

  • That and if you remember he's been on calls with Putin for the last few weeks. Putin hired North Koreans to help invade Ukraine. NK and Russia were worried South Korea might assist in defending Ukraine. So naturally. Trump has to start scrutinizing Korea more

  • I'm waiting for people to connect the dots around my town. People's rights begin with legislation and end with judicial decision. Being that the bill of rights is being overridden by the executive branch right now, judges have said so and the executive branch is saying they don't care, it is fairly obvious the bill of rights no longer matters. So pick any amendment you like from the bill or rights, free speech, free press... Right the bear arms. Yup, gone. The conservatives nullified the right to bear arms and is cheering for it. By the time they think they should speak out about it, well they'll maybe realize they already cheered for the loss of their freedom of speech. Oops

  • Hopefully it's done by the states, so they can't defend it.

  • Note Rubio saying they aren't going to stop, when explicitly told to by a judge. That's called sedition last I knew.

  • Yeah, 21 because the hair, energy, lack of heartburn, ability to eat/drink anything all the time. I could run 10 miles averaging 6 min miles. Now my ankles and knees feel like I ran 10 miles daily for years on cement. (35)

  • Wish we could not. We really don't need more monitoring devices

  • I made a comment that France should demand it back a while ago. It's always good to know I don't have original thoughts

  • I installed a Linux server on an old laptop, then installed Jellyfin. It's like a Walmart special from 8 years ago, so no graphics card outside of the integrated graphics. Doesn't matter. I disabled sleep, and power saving settings on the Wi-Fi. I had a USB external 1tb drive hooked to it. The laptop doesn't even have support for a 5ghz wifi connection. No issues at all. I can run 2 movies at 1080p in different rooms off the external USB drive without issue. Just go for it. I installed RustDesk on it so wherever I am I can remote to it, turn on the VPN and kick off a torrent for whatever movie someone mentioned while at work or what not. Then when I get home it's there.

  • A good example is the post on here about tax brackets. Far more Republicans didn't know how tax brackets worked than Democrats. But every mainstream language model would have gotten the answer right.