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  • Welcome to the repeating pattern of the Trump administration: today qualified people ridicule it, tomorrow it happens anyway.

  • What’s wrong with hookers and coke?

  • How dare you! I filtered your country and you force this upon me! /s

  • If you can’t handle the occasional word in another language slipping into your feed, then it’s time to get off the internet. People need to find some real problems so they’ll stop worrying about how good their meme filter is.

  • That’s true. I just appreciate that he seems to do a bit more than Musk to at least keep the appearance of giving back. This still doesn’t get him off the guillotine list.

  • That’s true, but to be fair, if he pulls it off it will be one hell of an example to set.

  • Yeah, with respect, I think you’re painting with a broad brush. Out of curiosity, are you old enough to remember a time before the internet? I can’t understate how complete the trance of reality was back then. It isn’t a coincidence that people used to fall in line with a different aesthetic for every decade—the media hypnotism was extreme and got us all to feel like these things were important. The second the internet provided exposure to any subculture you wanted regardless of what television was pushing, suddenly that conformity went out the window.

    They taught the radicals that coming armed with flowers instead of guns was the right way to do it. The most famous leaders of the “resistance” taught non-violence to the point of self sacrifice as the only way to protest with honor. Anyone who went against that (Malcolm X) got pushed to the sidelines as a kook or a terrorist. There were no dissenting sources you could go to.

    This approach has been passed down to younger generations as “the way it’s done”. Only recently has it been acceptable to seriously discuss violent resistance, and that is entirely a product of the internet making new input available combined with real fascism emerging.

    For violent protest to work, you need numbers, and to get numbers, you have to convince a brainwashed populace that the ways we’ve been taught to resist are bullshit. That takes time and bridge building rather than blame. Leftists should be finding angry progressives and talking about the results that French protests can produce. Some of them will see the point.

  • Out of curiosity, how do you think things should be done that differs from “normal” people.

    I’m someone who has been in therapy for years and seen several different professionals in that journey, and yet I keep getting told that there is nothing fundamentally wrong with me. As someone who is clinically “normal”, I look at people in power and can’t help but see unchecked mental illness everywhere. I don’t think most of those folks would go through the same questioning and come out clear.

    As far as the people who vote for them, the last five generations have been exposed to the most advanced and insidious propaganda machines of all time. Each generation gets a little better at seeing it, but then something new comes along and they’re bamboozled again. Put simply, the human brain is not designed to ward off this much manipulation.

  • My ratchet way of doing it is Backblaze. There is a docker container that lets you run the unlimited personal plan on Linux by emulating a windows environment. They let you set an encryption key so that they can’t access your data.

    I’m sure there are a lot more professional and secure ways to do it, but my way is cheap, easy, and works.

  • Do you want to run out of hot water? Because that’s how you run out of hot water.

  • JealousyInside my own familyHearing the same lullabiesChoking on genetic tiesBut it’s just the price I payDestiny is calling meOpen up spread eagle wideMy sisters backside

    I’m going to hell.

  • A trend with Windows. Mac and Linux have no problem showing you what you’re saving. Literally every other operating system that I know of has better decision making than Windows. Hell, even the file storage on an iPhone shows you the extension.

  • That’s the renovation—a sex swing in the Oval Office.

  • I know skibidi and rizz, but how does Ohio factor into this generation?

  • Tell me you haven’t been appliance shopping without telling me you haven’t been appliance shopping. /s

  • Yep, and that seems to be the route Apple was going. Screens you can place anywhere in your visual field.

  • Not doubting, but do you have a source where I can read more about this?