Erik the Hun

@4nt1p4tt3rn And don't forget your offhand!

If you can't one-hand a 12lb rifle, work on your forearm and grip strength. Just sayin'.

@jnyboy @whyte2025 We need to go back to just leaving the names of online mental health sites as replies.

@whyte2025 These people do not belong online and they're self-reporting serious emotional instability when the meltdown over funyposting. None of this shit matters. It's millions of spergs sperging. Get a hobby, go outside, get sorted. Then come back when you can appreciate funyposting.

don't use pvp app if not like pvp, very simple Internet don't real and well-adjusted human can razz neighbor in pvp zone, then smoke a fat stogie, shoot autogat, and grill maple burgor while sharing in brotherhood with leaf. This is how world works. Seek therapy.

@donkilmer @charlescwcooke Abolishing, or attempting to abolish the Senate is a fundamental break of the Constitution. At that point, all bets are off.

The desire to abolish the Senate displays a fundamental ignorance of how an American government is supposed to work. Preserving “life, liberty, and property” through some form of representative government, means that the government owes a duty to each of these nouns. The House represents designated aggregates of living corporate individuals, i.e., the “life” of every citizen. The Senate represents the states or places (i.e., the property) where they live, which includes the local customs, dominant industries and agriculture—a way of life. Human beings are not disembodied abstractions. They have to live on land somewhere, they have to work on that land, they must exist in some place (or jurisdiction) they call home. Given the size of the United States, our unique brand of federalism is the only thing holding the country together. Why? Because it recognizes that a New York financier, an Iowa grain farmer, a Texas oilman, a California entrepreneur, a Montana cattleman, a Florida author, and an Alaska hunting guide are not going to want a Washington, D.C., bureaucrat mandating how they must arrange their daily lives—but they all do have one thing in common. They all want to live a life secure from foreign invasion, and have certain basic human rights guaranteed. With its flaws corrected by civil war and subsequent amendment, our Constitution fulfilled that. The 17th Amendment has already done much damage to the synergistic mechanism of American federalism and bicameralism. Abolishing the Senate is the shortest path to another civil war on this continent. Repealing the 17th Amendment is the surest way to forestall any further decline in our great Republic.

The fun thing about this is that, per Article V, the Senate can’t be abolished without the consent of all 50 states, so this is functionally indistinguishable from a call to abolish the Constitution.

@ghnynex @wayofftheres I need to refill my mosquito and fly spray dispensers. Yes. I start at chemical warfare and proceed up from there.

@wayofftheres I need to replace my bug-a-salt gun that broke.

The moment the flies on the back porch finally push me to far, and I put down my unfinished coffee and reach for my flaying knife ( flyswatter)

@perrymetzger @garrytan I've already bought property that lands within that map.

@garrytan Given the choices of fighting lunatics or exiting to a place that is notoriously hostile to them, lots of people seem to have picked exit.

California needs to embrace hard tech instead of whatever BS is happening right now

@garrytan Are you willing to do what it takes for actual change? Backing "moderate" candidates that you just hope won't vote lock step with the machine doesn't cut it.

@blackroomsec @IceSolst Have you tried Satisfactory? :)

@IceSolst I made this mistake as well. I have got to play it again when I get more time. It's so amazing.

I’ve made a huge mistake. A few days ago, I decided to “just try factorio real quick” (for the first time). I went to bed at 5am every day since. When I close my eyes, I see the belt sprawl, lane splitters, inserters. Idk how I got here, all I know is: The factory must grow

@peterrhague @MagellanCrest How about canned? Go the soylent green route.

@MagellanCrest Tolerance? I would happily see him caned.

How do you punish this behaviour? Its reckless and antisocial, but prison would obviously be excessive. Our other options - community service, fines etc. - he would probably laugh off and ignore. Maybe we need to bring back the stocks...

@PossumStargazer @ChefGruel That would be more respectable than the weasel wording they employed. Note the overly specific denial in their release.

@ChefGruel They're double-dog-down denying it. 🤣 x.com/YourTaylorFarm…

A California company whose operations are in Mexico. Important detail as we narrow down the cause.

@MagnificoIX I have a type.

Choose your favorite. I’m all about the El Yucateco ones.

@6Voodoo Look, if we’re going to have air quality issues anyway, there is a more efficient first strike solution here.

It is time

@akses_0x00 Starting with NetBSD? ;)

this weekend's adventure deploying code to a RISC V devboard, this thing is a beast

It’s the weekend. Let’s get after it.

@brian5or6 As a survivor of one of Californias 5th largest wildfire, get wrecked and do better.

My whole feed is Americans making fun of our fires this app is fucked

RFK Jr visits Yellowstone to meet the famous bison 🦬 👀😂

@ebeth360 x.com/evilcyber/stat…

@mnsibley Meatloaf was hotter.

That’s Meatloaf!

@octal I’ve been in [shared] offices, cubes, tight pack open floor plan, and desk based open floor plan. Almost ended up some place that did bench style open floor plan, but evidently dodged that arrow. I suspect the older gen reluctance to RTO is related to seating.

Cubicle would be fine if the work itself is meaningful. I would take a cubicle over open-plan office any day (private offices better, of course.)

Happy Friday!

@Browser1972 @Butterknifeopr8 Nah, you've been _on_ bikes for 20 years. You've given evidence that you've never actually _ridden_ a bike. I bet there's more chicken strip on your tires than wear.

@Butterknifeopr8 He's practically hanging off the side of the bike. I've ridden bikes of all sizes for over 20 years, done 150k miles on them and never had to lean over like that.

Sorry but how the hell does this constitute an offence?