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- Comment on The joy of quitting a shit job with an asshole boss 5 days ago:
How so? You might not be required any longer to come in to work, especially if they think you could stir up some shit, break some plates on your way out. In fact, the company might even bar you from entering the premises if there’s a good reason for it, like “IP protection.” The company is only required to keep paying your wage, for 6 months in this case.
- Comment on When a person follows you and watches your every move, it's called stalking. When companies like Meta do it, it's just called collecting user data. 5 days ago:
- Comment on If it ain’t broke… 1 week ago:
What is she leading then?
- Comment on If it ain’t broke… 1 week ago:
Coincidentally, I just found out a day ago that young Jack Black and Giovanni Ribisi starred in the same X-files episode, “D.P.O.”, in 1995.
It’s a pretty good one. On an unrelated note, this episode also features the IMHO best soundtrack of the series, with songs by James and Filter. - Comment on Just stare at the picture 2 weeks ago:
Another one of these unsolicited cock pics.
- Comment on This meme goes way back 2 weeks ago:
Maybe she had turned around to look at him?
- Comment on When you see danger coming 3 weeks ago:
Tar is very problematic health-wise. Banned in some countries for this reason.
- Comment on Microsoft shuts down email account of International Criminal Court chief prosecutor 3 weeks ago:
This is fucking dangerous. Total watershed moment.
- Comment on Love this 3 weeks ago:
Are you J. Mascis?
Image - Comment on Love this 3 weeks ago:
I thought that’s celebrating retirement.
- Comment on ChatGPT does not fuck around 3 weeks ago:
Hey, SatansMaggotyCumFart is a real mainstay on here!
- Comment on Anyone? 4 weeks ago:
Just put some nail polish all over your hands to prevent it from happening.
- Comment on He would have been a better choice as new Pope 4 weeks ago:
There’s your dope pope.
- Comment on You could get anything you wanted and it was FREE 4 weeks ago:
That was painful.
- Comment on Anting 5 weeks ago:
How do the crows avoid getting acid into their eyes?
- Comment on open world chess 5 weeks ago:
Huh, I never noticed the toilet on a chess board.
- Comment on A completely useful compulsion I have. 5 weeks ago:
Cool. Now riddle me this: If you were to stack these eggs in 3D, would you create an hcp or an fcc lattice?
- Comment on Literal interpretation 5 weeks ago:
And that’s how I met your mother.
- Comment on Literal interpretation 5 weeks ago:
Pants down and you could be donating your own turds to the park. Equilibrium restored.
- Comment on Ok, thanks... 1 month ago:
You mean funny, like a clown?
- Comment on Ok, thanks... 1 month ago:
Surely they must mean pheromones.
- Comment on I hope she found herself 1 month ago:
Whoah.
- Comment on Dear Big Tech, Stop Shoving AI Into Operating Systems 1 month ago:
Needs more “Yes/ Ask again later” pseudo-choices.
- Comment on Beauty is still out there 1 month ago:
Ceci n’est pas un cigar.
- Comment on How a false X post about pausing tariffs led to multi-trillion-dollar market swings. 1 month ago:
If you control social media, you also control who gets to see what in their feeds.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
In authoritarian societies, restricting education serves a purpose as a sort of anesthesia for the minds of the people. Solzhenitsyn, describing the few years just before the Great Terror of 1937 started in the Soviet Union, mostly from the perspective of a political prisoner (from Volume II, Chapter 4 of the “Gulag Archipelago” which can be found in its entirety on the web, in The Archive):
And the clock of history was striking. […] The Great Leader (having already in mind, no doubt, how many he would soon have to do away with) declared that the withering away of the state (which had been awaited virtually from 1920 on) would arrive via, believe it or not, the maximum intensification of state power! This was so unexpectedly brilliant that it was not given to every little mind to grasp it, but Vyshinsky, ever the loyal apprentice, immediately picked it up: “And this means the maximum strengthening of corrective-labor institutions.” […] And this was not some satirical magazine cracking a joke either, but was said by the Prosecutor General. […] All this was printed in black on white, but we still didn’t know how to read.¹ The year 1937 was publicly predicted and provided with a foundation.
And the hairy hand² tossed out all the frills and gewgaws too. Labor collectives? Prohibited! […] Professional and technical courses for prisoners? Dissolve them! […] Graphs, diagrams? Tear them off the wall and whitewash the walls.1 My take: The author and his peers most definitely knew how to read, but they could not fully comprehend what was being published because of its, at that time, unparalleled egregiousness.
2 Certainly the one of Stalin. - Comment on Stop touching your stuff! 3 months ago:
🎶 What’s love but a second hand in motion. 🎶
- Comment on Freedumb 3 months ago:
At least early Christianity is in many ways socialism. Remember the feeding of the 5000 with five loaves and two fish? The meaning is that there will be plenty if everyone shares.
- Comment on Freedumb 3 months ago:
When the true king’s murderers are allowed to roam free, a thousand magicians arise in the land.
Where are the feast we are promised?(Jim Morrison, An American Prayer)
- Comment on Sounds like a problem for them, not me. 3 months ago:
That’s the way. I have three phones, the two non-work phones are 1. for friends and family, 2. for everybody else. One of these is actually a dumb phone. Can’t stand the distractions.
