Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself. Being true to anyone else or anything else is not only impossible, but the mark of a fake messiah. The simplest questions are the most profound. Where were you born? Where is your home? Where are you going? What are you doing? Think about these once in awhile and watch your answers change.
The christians are a big part of why we're here. The Heritage Foundation with their openly plotted religious coup supported by the talibangelical fundamentalists and prosperity gospel crowds.
They really don't, everything is just hideously inefficient these days.
Because for ~30 years hardware, microchips, memory, and storage kept improving faster than programming best practices. As a result we have bloated applications with poor memory management. In the coming hardware famines I hope to see this trend reverse course.
It's not semantics you fucking clod. They just gave an incredibly apt analogy in an attempt to explain how things actually work but you continue on with your ass-sourced "70% of the intetz iz botz hurr durr" shit without even attempting to understand why you're dead fucking wrong.
They were being nice, but since you insist on persisting in your willfull ignorance: you're a fucking idiot who does not understand how the internet works nor how data centers are involved with it. Your straw man argument that 70% of the internet are bots is sourced by your ass, from whence you pulled it.
Nah, it's because he can safely back a national tax because it's out of his control and if he did run for president he can use that as a campaign point, and then, if elected, he can claim it's just too hard.
This billionaire has a good intern clapping back on social media but he is absolutely and establishment democrat who wants to accomplish nothing.
Yes, there probably is one in that regard. I meant that an algorithm doesn't curate your feed for engagement; you can sort posts in several ways but there is no tuned algorithm feeding you posts to keep you scrolling.
I love the movie theater analogy.