Emerald Filippovich Raskolnikov ★彡

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“Marriage brings one into fatal connection with custom and tradition, and tradition and customs are like the wind and weather, altogether incalculable.”

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Cada dia mais convencido de que mulher não sabe o que quer. O pensamento delas é inteiramente sentimental, não segue a lógica alguma.

@coruja047 Ninguém tem certeza, convicção absoluta de nada, é sempre uma aposta. Exceto mulher nesses momentos, aí é o único jeito de fazer as coisas, tinha que ser assim, etc.

@coruja047 Além do que deveria, mas com convicção. É "o certo", é o que "tem que fazer", "não tem outro jeito". A história desse amigo aí é o cúmulo disso. Eu não entendo, não entendo mesmo. Eu duvido a todo instante de mim mesmo, preciso constantemente de pessoas para me botar em cheque

Dados acontecimentos recentes que se passaram com um amigo meu, cada vez mais percebo que quanto mais convicção uma mulher tem em uma decisão "controversa" que vai tomar ao ponto de não consultar amigos nem nada, mais errada ela está.

Ainda bem que o piano que tem bebido, e não eu

very low bar, elon

UFC fighter Sean Strickland films himself eating Popeyes fried chicken. "Time to experience what a black man experiences."

Com os passapanistas usando a palavra 'pragmatismo' como um termo coringa pra justificar frouxidão, fazeção de média e BURRICE, acabei lembrando desta palestra do Dr. Darren Staloff sobre o Pragmatismo, como formulado por William James, que vi no canal do grande Dr. Michael Sugrue (RIP). youtube.com/watch?v=RiHq0b…

Khamzat Chimaev vs. Sean Strickland. The Chechen Wolf vs. The American Psycho😈 #ufc328

Tem uma coisa específica de que sinto falta em não ter spotify. É ter acesso a álbuns de grupos muito obscuros. Não tem o álbum dessa menina em canto nenhum da internet para piratear. Se duvidar nem para comprar o CD

"I think one manifestation of integrity is holding a grudge." --Fran Lebowitz

Vontade de comer bagels

@GamingRoom @brainletbr Ora ora quem diria

@brainletbr @emerald_not

My friend said "you should judge a man based on his character and not what he looks like" Until I know your character Im judging you by your gold chain, excessive body, and your unbutton collar shirt.

@LundukeJournal This shitshow took me by surprise. Id never expect this cooperation, given that from what I see governments need Linux distros more than the other way, but what the hell do I know. However, as a Brazilian I must say that I'm glad I coincidentally switched to Artix two months ago

You may recall that, a few days ago, systemd added in a piece of functionally to be used in relation to Age Verification. That code change was submitted by a developer named Dylan Taylor. Dylan also submitted similar proposed code changes to Ubuntu and Arch Linux. There was an immediate reaction to these proposals. Conspiracy theories began flying (“Did he make these changes for the government?”, “What organization is behind this?”), and the personal attacks quickly followed (including threats of violence). Now, as you may be aware, I am no fan of adding Age Verification to Operating Systems. I consider it to be, to put it mildly, a terrible idea. But what were this developer’s *actual* motivations for adding this specific functionality, in this specific way, to systemd (among others)? After speaking with Dylan, it became clear that he was attempting to find a way to meet the requirements of the law in, what he saw as, the least horrible way possible. Dylan: “It exists purely to help Linux distributions meet the "letter of the law" in specific jurisdictions by providing a way to store a self-reported birthdate locally on the machine. You can enter any value here, even January 1st, 1900. There is no proof required, no ID scanning, and no external tracking.” Personally, I think even this limited data collection goes too far. But Dylan is not alone in considering this approach. Several major Linux distributions are currently considering similar solutions to complying with the Age Verification laws: collect a user supplied “birthdate”, using the honor system (with no additional verification), and hope that is enough to satisfy lawmakers. This is how Dylan explains why he went with this approach: Dylan: “The CA/CO laws will do probably nothing of value for children using Linux, and nobody is claiming otherwise, but the fact of the matter is that not doing something to meet the requirements will hurt the ability for system integrators and commercial enterprises to continue to contribute to free and open source software and ship it on new devices. I don't think anybody would benefit from that.” While I see adding this functionality at the system level as a massive mistake, as it will undoubtedly be expanded to facilitate further Age/ID Verification and privacy intrusion down the road, I can understand the logic. This is a debate that is currently being had in many projects and corporations. With wildly varying approaches already being decided upon. With all of the conspiracy theories being floated around, I asked Dylan if anyone paid him to submit these code changes, or if he did it on behalf of any government agency (as some corners of the Internet have suggested). Dylan: “The answer to both questions is obviously no. Any CS undergrad could have written that PR. They didn't NEED to pay someone with a degree in software engineering to do it. It's adding an additional field to a database with PII in it already.” Oh. And I noted some people attacked Dylan while calling him a “Jew” (in very *ahem* colorful ways). So, as ridiculous as it seems, I asked him about that, too. No. He’s not Jewish. He was raised Catholic. Dylan: “Either way, I find the religious attacks disgusting.”

If the comparison is white man today vs slave in 1800, the slave clearly has it worse. If the comparison is the delta of 1800s slave vs 1800s African and 2025 white man in America vs 2025 white man in country dominated by white male norms, it's at least a debate. Part of why I will defend this comparison is I dislike propping up American slavery as some unique evil. It's a myth that undergirds a lot of modern progressivism, similar to mythologizing around World War II. White men, more specifically white hierarchical individualistic men (WHIMs), are responsible for most of the world's progress. We have become dominated in our own countries, and have no frontiers left to go to. It is a mistake for WHIMs to see ourselves as oppressed. Men with our psychology built the modern world and are capable of getting out of this hole. But getting out also starts by acknowledging the massive hole we're in, not denying it.

@Kidgeeee Indireta, fofa?

A verdade é que vai ficar cada vez mais moda ser hater de Radiohead (sem ouvir verdadeiramente a banda, é claro). Única e exclusivamente por ser a melhor banda que já existiu. Mesmo fenômeno sempre aconteceu com Beatles. "Olha como sou cool, dando hate na melhor coisa já feita"