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Fuck Nationalists, White Supremacists, Nazis, Fascists, Zionists, The Patriarchy, Maga, Racists, Transphobes, Terfs, Homophobes, Police, ICE.

  • Tucker Carlson says he regrets backing Donald Trump and is ‘tormented by it’

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  • And/or Jewish people, conflating Zionism with Judaism like an asshole.

  • Tucker Carlson says he regrets backing Donald Trump and is ‘tormented’

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  • Tucker is going full fash. Time for him to huddle around Fuentes for that good ol' hellfire warmth, with all the clicks, views, and ad revenue that audience brings...oh and hate...so much hate. Tucker knows (and hates) his audience so well.

    I want to see the end of Trump as much as the next person, but you'd have to be blind to not see what's coming next.

  • Tucker Carlson says he regrets backing Donald Trump and is ‘tormented by it’

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  • Tucker is going full fash. Time for him to huddle around Fuentes for that good ol' hellfire warmth, with all the clicks, views, and ad revenue that audience brings...oh and hate...so much hate. Tucker knows (and hates) his audience so well.

    I want to see the end of Trump as much as the next person, but you'd have to be blind to not see what's coming next.

  • TIL mosquitos can bleed animals to death if there are enough of them.

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  • When I have trouble concentrating on what I'm reading be it for work, education, or pleasure, as long as I'm in a space that allows for it, I'll read aloud. It's surprising how much more enjoyable/bearable this makes it.

    Also, if fiction, you can practice your acting skills during character dialogue, which can be fun/mildly embarrassing.

  • If you had to pick the dystopia to live in, what would it be?

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  • Oh the absolute worst one. Everyone gets locked in eternal solitary confinement with no lights, no touch, you don't know if your whole body's gone numb or there just isn't even ground beneath your non existent feet. When you try to touch yourself there's nothing there and yet you are painstakingly aware of somehow existing. Every nanosecond feels like an eternity and you're constantly being flayed, drowning, burned alive, raped, and jump scared by the worse horrors you never imagined could possibly exist. You never ever pass out or sleep or have any form of respite except to give you context to your indescribable suffering. You hold only so much memory as to know there once was a time so much better than this, and you never figure out that you're dead/immortal because that might cause you to become psychologically numb to it, so even that you don't have going for you.

    Anyways, yes, the worst one, that one. I choose that one.

  • Erika Kirk event booted off high school campus after backlash from students and parents

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  • Dear Erika Kirk,

    Your late husband was a scourge on the world and he died a death too clean for his own good. We'd say it's disgusting you're using your husband's death as a platform to spread more misinformation and hate, but we suppose it's fitting that his memory is besmirched by your fucking lunacy. We wish you all the worst save perhaps your late husband's fate you pathetic pathetic excuse for a human being.

    Sincerely,

    Most of The United States Population

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  • It's good...and bad. I dunno. I asked ChatGPT to update some basic CRUD functions in client side javascript a couple days ago so that it followed a UML schematic more accurately... and it just took my entire code base and wrapped it in a single class....and that was it.

    So then I was like no, here's some sample classes from the UML and here's some properties and how these methods map to these functions I wrote before, get it?

    And then, yeah, it did the thing I wanted...so...cool? I mean, sure, you can call it skill issues with prompting, but man, I've been coding with this thing for some time now, and sometimes I'm just like, "I miss stack overflow man"...and shit...I never thought I'd ever say that.

    Sure, coding was slower, and maybe you didn't find the thing you needed to fix your problem, but that friction taught you so much and you made friends (and enemies) as you tried to get an answer to your problem. Now we're all missing out on that and just making the AI sort of kind of not really better.

  • If you could teach a college class, what would it be?

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  • Life drawing. I took a class at least twice a week for 6 years back in college and was a TA for a semester. I also just enjoy teaching those with a desire to learn.

    EDIT: wrong time amount.

  • Governments now have cyborgs so advanced they can take the form of your loved ones and infiltrate your family/social circle... Your move: What's your gameplan?

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  • Live out the dystopian future that is Westworld.

  • What is that one software that you are using for 10 years and still loving it?

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  • Any terminal emulator, but I prefer the suckless terminal. After that I guess zsh and neovim.

  • What useful unknown website do you wish more people knew about?

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  • catbox.moe for image hosting and litterbox.catbox.moe for temporary image hosting. Throw them a few bucks if you do use their service and can spare it. It's a cool little site.

  • Venison burrito

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  • Super jealous. 🤤

  • For those of you with a living room or multiple rooms; do you have a TV in your bedroom? Why or why not?

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  • No TV at all, and no social media other than federated platforms and YouTube these days, and I only use alternative no algo clients for YouTube. If I hear about something to watch, I sail the high seas, find it, watch it. If I like it, it goes into my backups.

    One of these days I might buy an old ass TV and set up a JellyFin server, but I'm fine with my 1080p monitor. I only watch like 2 shows at a time max, and keep up with like 5 or 6 YT channels. No time and no need for others.

    Admittedly, my computer is in my bedroom though. I always have had my computer in my bedroom though, so that's just a personal taste thing.

  • Speaker at CPAC calls to deport 100 million people, most of whom would be US citizens

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  • Fuck you Bo French. Goddamnit, my bowels can produce only so much shit to splatter all over these Fascists' graves.

  • Trump Throws Stephen Miller Under Bus in Surprise Display of Panic

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  • And then they stupidly left him alive.

  • Saudi Prince Is Said to Push Trump to Continue Iran War in Recent Calls

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  • Surge in Systemd forks after the latest changes

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  • Fair Warning: Long anti-systemd rant ahead.

    Here's a list of some fine, totally usable, and well maintained Linux distros that don't use systemd:

    • Artix Linux (offers 4 different supported init systems)
    • Gentoo Linux (supports systemd/openrc, with documentation provided on how to manually support others)
    • Void Linux (uses runit)
    • Alpine Linux (uses openrc, most docker containers use this as their base)
    • Devuan (offers 5 different supported init systems)
    • Antix (offers 5 different supported init systems)
    • MX Linux (offers systemd/sysv init)

    Honestly, I was on Artix for 8 years and am on Gentoo/openrc now (been about 6 months). I never really got the systemd hype. I don't even bother with it on my servers where I just run Alpine Linux. It's just...not really needed unless the dev of a particular DE or app doesn't know how to use basic GNU tools and/or doesn't know they don't need init for such and such feature.

    Yeah yeah, systemd isn't just an init system. People make that argument all the time, but honestly, that's actually an argument against using it.

    Systemd is poorly designed if the init component can't be separated out from it's various other utilities. If I could use systemd just as init, maybe it wouldn't be...y'know, crap. But no, it has to handle DNS, cron, logging, login managment, etc.

    Again, no problem if the systemd devs wanted to make it a suite of optional tools, but init systems are and always will be best if their codebases are as tiny as possible while still being usable and secure. Init's only job is to fork other processes that the user specifies, that's it.

    Honestly if some software uses systemd, I'm not likely to use it unless someone's paying me to. Heck, at work I use all sorts of shitty tools that frustrate me to no end in exchange for money.

    But if I do happen to use software that requires systemd, on a system that I own, I'm likely to just go into the code, rip out the parts that utilize it, rewrite it, and recompile the binary because fuck that. Yes, I've done this. Most of the time, it's not that hard. But I can count on one hand the amount of times this has been necessary, because the maintainers of these non-systemd distros are able to write basic scripts that hook into the various init systems and you just use them.

    And if some major DE like GNOME or KDE relies on systemd, I'd just say, fuck'em. There's plenty of DE's that don't and a multitude of WM's that never will, and good, they shouldn't.

    Rant over.

  • In a zombie apocalypse where do you hold up assuming you can secure any location you chose?

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  • The Bar in North Muldraugh, Kentucky...oh sorry, you meant IRL and not in Project Zomboid..... Let's see...IRL...zombie apocalypse...got it...The Bar in North Muldraugh, Kentucky.