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In the 21st century of social media, Hanlon's Razor is broken because malice is cheap at scale.
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The Nameless One
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The Nameless One
@HeWhoHasNoName
The net is vast and infinite.
เข้าร่วม Haziran 2009
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@CAgovernor How about you take it? You clearly need it worse than the high schoolers.
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NEW: Starting with the graduating class of 2031, California will require ALL high school students to take a personal finance course.
Financial literacy is a life skill, and we’re making sure every California student is well-prepared.
EdSource@EdSource
What began as a program that was unavailable to Fresno students has now served nearly 1,000 students and is setting the standard for California’s graduation requirement. buff.ly/g5pFzAU
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@anaisbetts It's insanely dangerous for anyone who may, at some point, find themselves politically targeted by a government willing to do so.
So, anyone.
Stop making this identitarian. Privacy and personal data security is a basic human right.
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Signal brings up such an important point here, that once the govt can know the identity of those using the Internet, it is *trivial* to restrict *or monitor* any subset of its population, on any topic or use, by expanding the law
If you are Queer this is insanely dangerous (1/2)
Signal@signalapp
Our statement on the UK government’s demand that all content on all devices sold or used in the country be scanned, on the presumption of nudity, using a dystopian combination of age verification and content scanning. This proposal will not safeguard children. It endangers us all. signal.org/blog/pdfs/2026…
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@Demeter_Erinia Yes. It was a thing until the mid 90s. What are you, 20?
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@sentdefender I was gonna say "put one right on his chin" but he doesn't have one, so
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Ukraine has the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever…
Prime Tate@primetateHQ
🚨🇷🇺 BREAKING: The Tate brothers are getting Russian army training. 😳🔥
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@EinhornGabe What an absolute patriot. No more working for foreigners! America First!
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“Not interested in working for a jew”
This kid applied to our job on handshake, we accepted him, and then he responded this.
He probably knows nothing about Jews accept for what they tell him in college and on social media. Sad world.
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@EinhornGabe @alex_v_friman He ruined his own damn life. Post the filthy antisemite's name.
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@alex_v_friman I blocked it out for a reason, don’t need to ruin his life.
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@ValZimmer2 @DocPriyamMD Of all the insane bad takes I braced for on the internet since it began, "rabies isn't real" wasn't one of them.
But we have science! We can test this!
@ValZimmer2, go get bitten by an animal that's foaming at the mouth and bizarrely aggressive, let us know how it turns out.
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@DocPriyamMD Chance of survival is 100% unless you take some stupid poisonous vaccine.
This quote from Millicent Morden's "Rabies Past and Present in Scientific Review"
Event was in the late 19, early 20th century when rabies was all the rage. 😂😂
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A stray animal scratches you. Weeks later, you get a fever and an intense fear of drinking water. What is your survival chance?
A) 99% with antibiotics
B) 50% in the ICU
C) 10% with a transfusion
D) 0%
Bonus: Why fear water?
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@goldeneyedepot Honest guess? It was a bug or unfinished work having to do with texture assignment and alpha transparency materials. That looks like it's supposed to be some kind of sniper crosshair, not a window texture. It probably got yoinked because it wasn't meant to be there.
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Nintendo Power #98, July 1997, shows Train once had a window with a white crosshair and concentric circles design. In the released game it's gone. It's not known why it was removed or why it wasn't replaced with standard breakable glass. The removal was a last minute change.
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@DXU241 4k per eye would be fantastic but it'd probably cost upwards of $2-3k and eh
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@DXU241 I'm down for 2k per eye, 120-180hz refresh, inside out tracking, open source driver support. I don't care about wireless capability or sound. Just give me the hardware we were promised would be part of the awesome tech future we didn't get.
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@Qixotica @monsterhunter45 And it got them about two weeks of game, an eternal milestone of irrelevance, and made Sony $400 million more adverse to listening to them twice.
Win-win-win.
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@monsterhunter45 The wokies defended and propped up this crap so hard.
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Ooof. I knew about the dumbness of Concord but this is the first time I’ve seen video of all the characters animated….
No wonder this was an expensive failure.
Sandy Petersen 🪔@SandyofCthulhu
Under the Labor Theory of value, the game Concord should have been a great success, because of all the effort that went into making it. Looking at their characters, it's mind-boggling that they thought you'd play to be these awful cringe "heroes". I know Concord is old news now, but it is incredible. I was invariably on much smaller teams, but we apparently put a lot more effort into making our games look good to players. 1/2
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@margaretmelonii Ask yourself how a balloon floats in the middle of a closed car on the highway without being crushed against the back window.
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Sem ironia, como o drone não está preso a nada, ele teria que voar na mesma velocidade do carro para ficar estável assim?
Zorak@zorakbr
Imagina a bateria que esse drone tá gastando pra se mover na mesma velocidade que o carro
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@SandyofCthulhu What was that line from Akira?
"You know it's a trap, right?"
"Yeah, but I want to see what KIND of trap."
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One of my favorite tricks in Doom maps was to place a pedestal in the middle of an empty room with some valuable object on top. Then put a spotlight on it. The players all knew that all hell would break loose the moment they picked it up. It was so obviously a trap.
Admit it though - you picked it up.
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I wanted Spencer Pratt to win and think California's vote counting is incompetent and abysmal and undermines faith in democracy
but as a Californian I don't find it at all hard to believe that LA voters elevated the two worst candidates for mayor
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@VividProwess Because he's a washed up New York real estate mogul and deals are all he cares about or understands. Deals are how he interprets everything. Everything is a deal. Anything you do is a deal. Anything you want, you do a deal to get it.
HE IS NOT A CLEVER MAN.
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I’ve supported President Trump for years, and I will always continue to do so because I believe in him. But to be honest, I just don’t get it.
Why’s he so stubborn about making a deal with an Islamic terror regime that wants both Israel and America destroyed?
What am I missing?
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@SammyTosser @twelveautumns How pointless, exhausting, and voluntarily miserable.
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@HeWhoHasNoName @twelveautumns Technically he's mad people are playing the way he isn't. He complains about the different style most the time.
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‘Don’t call for a roll unless failure would be an interesting result.’ is like the number one rule of Actually Good GMing.
Nerdcognito@Nerdcognito
Critical Role's Brennan Lee Mulligan ditched D&D's dice in Campaign 4: no roll needed because a PC monologue was "too good." Performance now overrides actual gameplay. This isn't D&D. It's scripted celebrity theater pretending to be gaming. They. Don't Really. Play.
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@ayojoestar It slowly destroys you.
There is nothing you can do.
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No one expected Pratt to win
But they were surprised that he cleanly beat the second place Dem on election night only to have her win the late ballots so hard that they look like two completely different elections
Krystal Ball@krystalball
Are these people really dumb enough to be shocked that a Republican lost in LA or are they just lying?
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@NavyStrang The current meme that the US "didn't want to fight" is reheated neo-Nazi propaganda with zero basis in historic fact.
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@NavyStrang The draft was instituted as an organizational system to manage force generation, not out of a lack of men willing to fight. Willingness to go and fight was sky-high among Americans.
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"Send me" implies a willing sacrifice.
However most of them were conscripts and not volunteers.
They didn't have a choice. "We'll go" was the sentiment. A reluctant duty.
The reality was that they were facing down a reluctant duty. That is what Americans need to remember. These were young men, almost children who were being sent to do something awful.
They are heroes because they did it even though they did not want to. That is what a hero is.
They desperately need them to be portrayed as willing sacrifices because it removes the burden of the older generations, who send the young to die. It makes them feel better about it. "Look at those boys, what heroes, dying for the life that I live and they will never experience."
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth@SecWar
The boys of D-Day said: “Send me.”
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