Always real answer: they invested in BAT.

That part about gold being impossible to depose didn’t age well. 😢

Does that really count as “throw objects” though?

I’m not defending China here, but since Snowden we now know that American corporate spyware does serve the government. And they are suppressing democracy - this isn’t a democracy yet, and peaceful protests for democracy are met with violent police resistance - Occupy, BLM, etc.

I sincerely hope that Lemmy can grow large enough to serve as a staging ground for democratic protests in America, just because it’s not corporate controlled.

There’s nothing wrong or bad with it, but it’s a little gay, so it breaks their concentration and makes them feel uneasy.

I liked summoning in 3, but in 4 it feels like all the monsters just run straight past my summons to me. It’s like having an incompetent offensive line in American football. I just spend every fight running around avoiding monsters because they’re smarter than my skeletons.

35 years old! Makes me wonder what he would’ve come up with next, where music would be today if he’d lived to a ripe old age.

I like to cut off Teslas in particular because they have extra safe following features.

But we can already mirror a git repository, and you can already sign your commits. The weak point here was the developers’ identities, not the platform on which the data was hosted.

Can’t they just create pseudonyms?

I wish I could just set those to hidden by default instead. I always want to know the context.

Basically just Haley now.

Free golf for everyone!

My career has also gone very well in this time period by slacking on my previous job and using the extra time to get my current job. Per minute spent, I think it’s more cost effective to look for a new job. Companies hate loyalty now.

I don’t even sugar coat the “no” anymore. When the next company calls, all they’re going to share is how long I worked there.

Here’s a Venn Diagram:

(me) [alienation] (my labor)

I’d rather just take the one time lump sum payout of shorting it and flying over the radar. (Which that dude probably did) If you patiently exploit the vulnerability, then someone else might figure it out or notice.

Is that the panel 1 guy trying to convince the panel 2 guy to vote for genocide?

When I’m on my bike, I love ending up on unofficial lanes that were painted by some dude and are clearly safe. When my coworkers give me guns, I think about how lame and boring unions are.

When I first started advocating for it 24ish years ago (guess why), practically nobody had heard of it. Now most liberals seem to know what it is. And I think that’s a very important nearly-final step, because now every congressman does know what it is. The logic is obvious; it’s all a matter of honest awareness and dishonest BS.

The hard part will be getting people to admit to themselves that they’ve been manipulated by de facto conservative Democrats for years.

Once someone hacked Bitcoin to give himself a bazillion bitcoin for free. Everyone else could see that - so they just patched the vulnerability - but Bitcoin was hacked.

That’s why it ended up going here.

Republicans “support” guns up until black people start marching with them.

Democrats “oppose” guns except for the police who shoot black people.