CrazyPyroLinux

It's like the old joke: "They broke up over religious differences - He thought he was God, and she disagreed!"

I'm looking into crowdhealth or a health share. I'm young(ish) and healthy; ymmv.

> for when all you have is a .NET hammer

Yep, I've been on teams where asking for approval to run your own proxy was out of the question, but "adding an extra module to the pipeline" was practically a rubber-stamp approval.

The first explanation of lisp that resonated with me was explaining it as "a better XML" https://www.defmacro.org/ramblings/lisp.html

I'm not your buddy, guy!

Yes, all taxation is theft, but inflation is a tax that is especially bad since it is regressive (affects the poor most), extra-judicial (no one voted to authorize it), and hidden (or at least disguised).

Effectively, yes - it's a combination of "regulatory capture" and "campaign contributions"

Instead of doing away with stock trades, the better approach would be to do away with "lawmakers."

IANAD, but I imagine there are differing levels of quality control and differing "inactive ingredients" that may behave/metabolize differently. My doggo can't eat my grapes or onions, so I'm not going to eat his kibble or Heartguard. :)

Although I was originally thinking those aren't great examples because of their fringe nature (vs the more common mundane stuff that people can get cancelled over), that might make them good examples. Neither (by themselves) are illegal opinions (yet), so as long as they keep it out of the workplace it should not be part of the employment decision.

Or maybe they're strawmen!

I can't tell if you're trolling, but better use the people version for people and the animal version for animals - don't cross the streams.

"It's like a burrito!"

What certain people say is right. Are you actually taking the side of the pigs in Animal Farm?

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Wow, we sure took a hard turn from "Heath care is a human right." Scribbled below that on the barn wall is, "...as long as you do what you're told."

Please report for your mandatory physical training, Comrade. We simply can't have you getting fat.

> We aren't in chains.

Just don't try to move too much and you won't even feel 'em.

> pushing natural immunity as the solution is as dumb as chicken pox parties

So, pretty smart? But I come from an era before a chicken pox vax.

> Not all viruses are created equal

Emphasis on created

As Ron Paul once said (about the Federal Reserve), "If that doesn't make any sense at all to you...then you understand it just fine."

Don't forget that there were people like Rich Salz who took their ball and ran home crying[0] because of a freaking word. Was this just a fit of temporary 2020-insanity that was going around? Nope - apparently 1 year on, it's still intolerably reeecist to have a "master key" in cryptography.[1]

[0] https://twitter.com/FiloSottile/status/1279190119703085057 [1] https://twitter.com/RichSalz/status/1435327330335997952

The fact that they haven't strung up the puppy killers in Bourke Shire says a lot about Australia's COVID mania.

And as Thomas Sowell said, "The problem isn't even that Johnny can't think. The problem is that Johnny doesn't know what thinking is; he confuses it with feeling."

Yeah we totlly gave up the New Deal and the military industrial complex...

The "Don't talk to the Police" lecture should be required viewing for everyone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

"wrong place" meaning "inside the capitol at all" but certainly non-violent: https://www.indystar.com/story/news/crime/2021/06/23/capitol...

That's the punchline of "When Wokes and Racists Actually Agree on Everything" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev373c7wSRg

Reminds me of https://gource.io/ Seems like there is some untapped potential in this for a 3D code visualization system. Sort of "Gource meets CodeLens." More than just "watch this flashy movie of our code evolving" but actually being able to navigate dependencies, call graphs, etc. to gain insight on the codebase.

The individual is the most oppressed minority.