mojofrododojo
@mojofrododojo@lemmy.world
- Comment on You have one job. 1 day ago:
The hilarious thing is, according to Valve, MC won’t even communicate directly with them.
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 3 days ago:
Yep NATO expansion and coups can go on just so far.
lol, russia invading has gassed nato expansion to countries that never considered it before. Putin’s a better recruiter for NATO than anyone else.
They knew ukraine was a red line bcs NATO nukes there are too close to defend from.
yes, hence the budapest memorandum, where RUSSIA GUARANTEED UKRAINE’S SECURITY IN EXCHANGE FOR THEIR NUKES, YOU GODDAMN DOLT.
I can hear your propaganda nonsense every day in any western MSN.
sure thing, kremlin mouthpiece. how much do they pay you for suborning your own country? chode
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 3 days ago:
such an outstanding reply, loaded with insight and wisdom.
a belgian quisling… now that’s fuckin funny
- Comment on heaven 3 days ago:
I like that you’re looking at the positives :D
- Comment on heaven 3 days ago:
that’s because these are meant to be general purpose tools.
when some religious nutbag rolls one that’s hard coded to be a true believer, watch out
- Comment on heaven 3 days ago:
you get it. glad I’m not alone.
- Comment on heaven 3 days ago:
you got a friend in me
- Comment on heaven 3 days ago:
but, like trump, he knew. santa knows about all the kiddo predators, he fucking sees you while you’re sleeping and knows when you’re awake, why isn’t santa doing anything?
- Comment on heaven 3 days ago:
it’s gonna be interesting when AI’s start fighting each other. Think religious wars are nasty? Wait until agentic AI starts driving automated trucks into ‘enemy’ data centers…
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 3 days ago:
Why? Why are you fine with sending US soldiers to die in europe, but unwilling to volunteer your own skin?
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 3 days ago:
Let’s not get into who should go and who should not.
two seconds ago you were saying:
US troops should have been deployed to Ukraine.
what, did your balls shrivel up the moment someone suggested you get up off your ass and help? fucking pogue.
- Comment on Humanity will likely survive climate change, but the vast majority of humans won't. 3 days ago:
as a species, maybe, as a civilization, no.
- Comment on After laying off 9,000 employees , Microsoft records $27.2 billion profit in latest quarter 4 days ago:
malice is a kind of incompetence. and yeah, I think their lack of forethought regarding the future of their business is fundamentally stupid. you would too if you had half a brain.
you’re too quick to assume it’s some kind of intentional effort to assassinate their userbase - when as usual it’s cut corners and profit seeking, because the engineers haven’t been in charge for a long time, and the bean counters are stupid enough to think they can run a manufacturer better than the slide-rulers when the stakes are literally sky high.
should they be held accountable for their stupidity? of course.
I didn’t crayons so I can’t simplify it further. vaya con disco.
- Comment on Pure Shame 4 days ago:
valid
- Comment on Pure Shame 4 days ago:
then where did the smell come from!?
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 4 days ago:
US troops should have been deployed to Ukraine.
what fuckin part about
the spineless fucks who keep undermining our support to appease PUTIN. Ukraine deserves more, but we’re stymied by the kompromised members of our government.
didn’t you comprehend pardner? too many big words?
Oh and I assume you’re gonna sign up because otherwise you’re just volunteering other people’s kids for combat. for that matter, why didn’t you go? you can go today if you have such a hardon for getting into the fight.
something tells me you won’t, and tells me you probably never served a moment before this either.
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 4 days ago:
So far, there has been no protection given
just tons and tons of ordinance, from the javelins that stopped the taking of Kiev to the artillery, apcs, aircraft and munitions for everything from autocannons to patriots, yeah, no protection whatsoever.
problem with talking about USA in this conflict are the spineless fucks who keep undermining our support to appease PUTIN. Ukraine deserves more, but we’re stymied by the kompromised members of our government.
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 4 days ago:
The US invaded Ukraine?
Sorry, that didn’t happen.
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 4 days ago:
ROFLS you really believe that huh?
even after russia guaranteed ukraine’s security in the budapest memorandum?
wow. amazing.
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 4 days ago:
Sure the US loves its proxy wars, but those don’t throw the entire nation into wartime.
because keeping the wars ‘over there’ and impacts from said conflicts minimal on the populace (no drafts, no rationing, no sacrifices) makes it easy to send the youth to be blown up in far off places.
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 4 days ago:
let’s look at how well it worked out when a country turned over it’s nuclear weapons and relied on treaties to keep it safe.
- Comment on It's utterly hypocritical that the "defence" industry/sector is not called what it really is, the war industry. 4 days ago:
yeah russia sure is defending the shit out of itself invading ukraine.
I get it, western countries bad, but for fucks sake have a bit of perspective.
- Comment on Tesla loses Autopilot wrongful death case in $329 million verdict 4 days ago:
I might as well sue the catholic church because Jesus did not take the wheel when I closed my eyes while driving and prayed really hard!
and that would make sense if jesus was out there, today, assuring people they’d be able to sleep from home to the office or across the country while jeebus-self-drive took care of it. But jeebus ain’t here today doing that, musko-the-clowno IS.
Every fuckin’ day they lie about what FSD can do, and they keep charging customers for it.
- Comment on what video game deserves to be in a museum? 5 days ago:
Prince of Persia.
but which? og? which release? I liked it on Atari ST then hated it on PC lol… but only had access to a really bad pc.
- Comment on After laying off 9,000 employees , Microsoft records $27.2 billion profit in latest quarter 5 days ago:
haha how about a quick round of hide and go fuck yourself while we’re at it.
positing that their incompetency hasn’t hurt the company at all is simply silly.
- Comment on The U.S. invented these technologies. Then China dominated them. | How the United States lost its lead in electric vehicles and other clean energy inventions. 5 days ago:
imagine if we’d elected bernie in 2016.
dude was all in back then. ontheissues.org/…/Bernie_Sanders_Energy_+_Oil.htm
we’ve wasted a decade propping up fossil fuels and squandering our leads in evs (say what you will, tesla solved the ‘electric cars aren’t good’ problem, before going to shit) and in solar and wind and now, we’re gonna double-down on the idiot path because the country let enough gerrymandering and fuckery and apathy lose to the idiot who’s cankles are about to pop.
there might have been a moment back then… now, I think, we’re fucked.
- Comment on After laying off 9,000 employees , Microsoft records $27.2 billion profit in latest quarter 5 days ago:
Let’s look at the stock history: oh yeah boeing hasn’t suffered financially at all. let’s see, 2019: peaks at $422… today $221
now, I’m not gonna tell you that’s fallen far enough to make up for the shittery, but it’s hardly doing their business good.
but thanks for playing!
- Comment on After laying off 9,000 employees , Microsoft records $27.2 billion profit in latest quarter 6 days ago:
in a way… private equity blocks of institutional investment represent a huge chunk of outstanding shares.
and one of the cruel aspects of all this: so many of those devs were drawn to work for MS subsidiaries - or their companies were drawn to sell to MS - because of stock options. Stock options which - for the vast majority of those devs - will never vest, and they’ll be shitcanned, and their shares will go back to the mothership.
Stock options are a huge component when people are negotiating and studios are selling out, but only the top tier executives will ever get good shares vested in a sane timeline. The rest get it dangled to keep them onboard, then yanked because of a mythical need to cut costs when profits are through the roof.
- Comment on After laying off 9,000 employees , Microsoft records $27.2 billion profit in latest quarter 6 days ago:
because what Microsoft wants is your user data
yup. adverts all over windows 11, edge and now AI garbage pushed onto hapless users… it’s a complete shitshow.
- Comment on After laying off 9,000 employees , Microsoft records $27.2 billion profit in latest quarter 6 days ago:
do enough bad business and it’ll whip right around and effect those profits. watch.