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lumberingjack··on Ask HN: Make the black bar on top clickable, so that we know who is there for
Ah sweet with post like this we might as well call ourselves Reddit
lumberingjack··on Ask HN: I have $1M cash in my bank. How can I stretch it so I can retire?
I could live off of the interest alone
lumberingjack··on It's only fake-believe: how to deal with a conspiracy theorist
The label conspiracy theory itself was created to make people sound insane by organizations who have a hand in large propagating events
lumberingjack··on It's only fake-believe: how to deal with a conspiracy theorist
Y'all sound like you just trying to indoctrinate and force a conformity what happened to diversity is our greatest strength diversity of thought will save us all if you just blindly file into a line like CNN tells you you're going to walk off a cliff
lumberingjack··on It's only fake-believe: how to deal with a conspiracy theorist
You're absolutely right we haven't gone through this 100 years people are way smarter now they understand how germs spread we'd be okay without lockdowns we'd be okay without masks I trust in humanity people are smart enough if they're taught to just cover with their arms and take regular baths.
lumberingjack··on It's only fake-believe: how to deal with a conspiracy theorist
When global leaders were in power they sent me to Iraq to look for wmds they expected toxic environments and put me through mopp training a lot of those guidelines were created by CDC. If a manufactured virus was to be loose the following guidelines were taught. This is military training overseen by CDC. Improper use of mask covering is worse than no covering, touching the mask to adjust it is improper, reusing mask is improper, improper disposal is improper, improper construction and material is improper,...... Then all of a sudden everything the CDC ever taught me flew out the window overnight and they started editing manuals to sound ridiculous.
lumberingjack··on It's only fake-believe: how to deal with a conspiracy theorist
I have a problem with that logic because it's not working on me I would say I'm a pretty smart fellow and I used to think anti-vax was retarded but seeing all of the genome and DNA sequencing that's going on around the SARS virus and all the copywriting trademarking going around the DNA structure of the virus I'm starting to wonder if this whole sickness was manufactured just to sell drugs. As I said before I spend a lot of time in the hospital and when doctors are marking people who slipped on ice as dying of covid you got to start to wonder what the crap is going on.
lumberingjack··on It's only fake-believe: how to deal with a conspiracy theorist
I have spent a lot of time with people in the psych ward the fact of the matter is everyone has a truth and that truth in their life drives them. Might be a religion might be quote on quote conspiracy theories. That's how powerful conspiracy theories are that they're a driving force on par with religion they require faith sometimes leaps of faith in the label itself was designed to sound shocking. It's not shocking we just all have different driving factors if diversity really is our strength then we need free thinkers we don't need everyone thinking the exact identical thing that CNN is telling us.
lumberingjack··on Melting ice patch in Norway reveals large collection of ancient arrows
Sweet giant plants and firestorms that cover the planet making more coal for future generations.
lumberingjack··on The major genetic risk factor for severe Covid-19 is inherited from Neanderthals
Article says it's only killed a million people damn man we allow tobacco to be sold every day I even own a tobacco farm let me tell you it kills a lot more than this coronavirus. Yet if I keep lobbying they'll let me keep selling this poison to the masses laughing my ass off. Part of the lobbying that I do is to ensure that every single tobacco death is counted correctly so many slips on a pack of cigarettes and dies and they market tobacco as the death it's my job to make sure that that is corrected. Imagine all of the covid deaths they're marking just because shortage of supply. There's no me to lobby for covid ensuring every death marked by the virus is actually by the virus. I keep seeing stories where a person dies from something completely unrelated to virus yet the doctors blamed covid.
lumberingjack··on Moderna Covid vaccine candidate almost 95% effective, trials show
Good try guyum
lumberingjack··on Moderna Covid vaccine candidate almost 95% effective, trials show
When they come up with a vaccine to cure tobacco cancer it kills more people than corvid I'll take that
lumberingjack··on Covid-19: politicisation, “corruption,” and suppression of science
United States FDA did not approve of neither so this is just a fluff editorial that doesn't fact check some of us call that fake news
lumberingjack··on Intel's disruption is now complete
From my reading articles at the time and me waiting for Android phones to become available before the iPhone was even announced I thought all that apple had to do was scale an SOC to their massive production level other peoplehadd already figured out the computing.
lumberingjack··on Apple unveils M1, its first system-on-a-chip for portable Mac computers
We don't even have new Zen 3 mobile chips yet if they are anything like the New Desktop parts we just got last week then everything Apple just put out is FUBAR.
lumberingjack··on Apple unveils M1, its first system-on-a-chip for portable Mac computers
Just awhile ago Apple said the AIR was in a class of it's own so....
lumberingjack··on Introducing the next generation of Mac
Lots of people talking about frequency binning and Benning in general. I would like to add in here someplace that AMD used to make 100% identical chips for an entire full lineup and then adjust the frequency and prices to the actual binning process like if they tested a bunch of chips and got a lot that did 3.8 then they sold them all as 3.8 if they did 4.1 they sold them as 4.1 it was quite common to buy the lowest possible cheapest AMD chip and get one that could essentially be and overclock to their number one highest bench chip. See fx 8120 the lowest bulldozer chip overclocking to be and identical performer to the much more expensive and higher chips.
lumberingjack··on Voters overwhelmingly back community broadband in Chicago and Denver
Let me tell you a story about adelphia cable in 1999. The government paid them to install fiber optic networking in my rural neighborhood we were told we were near a backbone so we were going to be a test bed for extremely fast internet 99. 2001 rolls around these trucks are everywhere installing glass in the ground. 2003ish Adelphia cable goes through a legal battle with the larger cable companies they're accusing them of all kinds of stuff. Adelphia cable is bought out by Time Warner Cable the fiber optic network is never turned on even to this day every once in awhile I'm digging in a flower bed and I un Earth the glass wire that's been there for 20 years. Fastest internet available here is from former TWC which is now spectrum $80 30/10mbps.
lumberingjack··on Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided U.S.
That's really strange because I agree with exactly everything that you said except swap Democrat for Republican I was a Democrat when I was young didn't care about anybody else now I'm a Republican and I have morals
lumberingjack··on Biden Wins Presidency, Ending Four Tumultuous Years Under Trump
The title is an opinion it's an opinion piece
lumberingjack··on Masks Work. Really. We’ll Show You How
You telling people to buy expensive masks. They're going to be used multiple times forwards and backwards sticking them in their pocket 20 times then touching it and touching everywhere else. That's why masks are dangerous because the wearers don't understand how to use them This is what my MOPP training taught me in the 90s and again in 2000s. WE WERE TAUGHT BY UNITED STATES MILITARY TO NOT HAND OUT MASKS IN AN EPIDEMIC WHAT CHANGED?
lumberingjack··on Falling five storeys from a New York rooftop changed my life
Working in residential construction since the 1980s I've seen several people fall from that height. None of them injured all of them were not direct falls most of them were scrapes along walls. I've also seen way more people fall from step ladders two or three feet tall and get injured worse. One case in the early 90s a painter exterior work about 32 ft tall fell from maybe 26 ft his primary concern was not spilling his paint landed in a koi pond on his butt didn't spill the drop of paint.
lumberingjack··on 'I'm sick of influencers asking for free cake'
I have a nod of approval to your idea my idea is that shows like The bachelorette spawned a huge generation of people who think marriage is this throwaway ticket to temporary happiness and if you look at divorce rates it's sort of lines up
lumberingjack··on 'I'm sick of influencers asking for free cake'
Most women these days have no clue how to bake a cake or how hard it is not to bake from a box so of course they're completely neglecting the time and work it takes to do that. Maybe somebody should try educating them about that we could call it "home economy"
lumberingjack··on [dead]
Pretty damning evidence going to change a lot of people's opinions if they're smart. Of course the champions of the accused are going to try to manipulate it's basic tribal human instinct.
lumberingjack··on Netflix is creating a problem by cancelling TV shows too soon
I rewatched game of thrones skipped the final season and just left it there actually enjoyed it a lot more
lumberingjack··on Netflix is creating a problem by cancelling TV shows too soon
Change my mind altered carbon failed because all they did season 2 was virtue signal liberal BS I made it through three episodes I'm a former Democrat just couldn't take it virtue signaling was retarded
lumberingjack··on That advice to women to ‘lean in’, be more confident it doesn’t help
There are no gaps, women want to be what they want to be and they don't want to be in tech. trying to shoehorn them into tech just going to end up with products that suck because you got employees that don't want to work in the industry really and don't care about their work. See "firefox pocket" whole team hired on diversity and nobody likes the product at all
lumberingjack··on That advice to women to ‘lean in’, be more confident it doesn’t help
Case in point, she is a woman. She's oversimplified her world so much that she thinks she's found THE answer
lumberingjack··on Covid virus ‘survives for 28 days’ in lab conditions
Who the heck doesn't clean their phone everyday
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