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walls··on Trumpcard (Official US Government Website)
> All this because eggs were expensive and a black woman in the White House was unthinkable.

Well, that and decades of propaganda.

walls··on Trumpcard (Official US Government Website)
"So what if Adolf is putting banners of his face up everywhere, the next admin can just take them down!"
walls··on Yes, Jimmy Kimmel's suspension was government censorship
The front page of this site. Just look at what dang goes out of his way to make sure stays up.
walls··on Meta Ray-Ban Display
There are several videos showing you can easily cover or disable the LED with no loss in functionality.
walls··on Alibaba's new AI chip: Key specifications comparable to H20
Does TikTok not count?
walls··on Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford tells Borderlands 4 critics: "code your own engine"
I’ve never had any issues with The Finals.
walls··on Tesla Master Plan Part 4
The only thing that matters now is how well you can lie.
walls··on The share of Americans having regular sex keeps dropping
> the whole male loneliness epidemic

Probably better phrased as the 'immature men epidemic'. Put responsibility where it belongs.

walls··on AI is ummasking ICE officers. Can Washington do anything about it?
"As I haven't been bothered to follow what's going on I'm just trusting what newsmax tells me."
walls··on Tesla said it didn't have key data in a fatal crash, then a hacker found it
Scale, intent, history... so many things make two crimes that sound the same, not the same.
walls··on Tesla said it didn't have key data in a fatal crash, then a hacker found it
> Both sides claim the charges against them are politically motivated and the charges against the other side are completely legitimate.

This is how conservatives keep people going 'both sides!' even though they manufacture whatever is required to be that way.

walls··on Tesla said it didn't have key data in a fatal crash, then a hacker found it
It does actually, because only one side is interested in finding or fighting fraud.
walls··on Beginning 1 September, we will need to geoblock Mississippi IPs
'Why would you comply with the forth largest economy in the world, but not the second poorest state in the country?'
walls··on Australia Post halts transit shipping to US as 'chaotic' tariff deadline looms
Are you counting deaths due to dismantling of USAID?
walls··on Australia Post halts transit shipping to US as 'chaotic' tariff deadline looms
You’re wrong. You have, at best, wasted votes your whole life.

But hey, you get to pretend it’s some moral high ground, so, yay! Nice job.

walls··on Australia Post halts transit shipping to US as 'chaotic' tariff deadline looms
In other words, 2/3 of people were ok with this.
walls··on Australia Post halts transit shipping to US as 'chaotic' tariff deadline looms
Two thirds of the country is ok with this.

You can spin non-voters however you want, but they were objectively OK with this outcome.

walls··on South Korea's military has shrunk by 20% in six years as male population drops
> That kind of begs the question, doesn’t it? Why are these women choosing more schooling and more years of employment prior to motherhood?

They weren't getting to choose before.

walls··on Constitution of the United States Website has removed sections
They had no problem moving on citizens in LA.
walls··on Hawley and Democrats vote to advance congressional stock trading ban
There are nine members of congress who trade more profitably than her, but for some reason certain people use her as the poster child for this problem.
walls··on Hawley and Democrats vote to advance congressional stock trading ban
Just look at how great all the CEOs getting tens of millions of dollars are doing.

This is nothing but wishful thinking at best, and appeal to wealth at worst.

walls··on US AI Action Plan
It's like those email scams, it's meant to appeal to a specific kind of person.
walls··on The U.K. closed a tax loophole for the global rich, now they're fleeing
> Why do so many people think that cutting social safety nets is a cheat code?

The people who don't (currently) need them see them as a waste.

walls··on Code highlighting extension for Cursor AI used for $500k theft
There are test networks, and anyone with more than $500 in crypto should be using a hardware wallet at this point.
walls··on Anthropic, Google, OpenAI and XAI Granted Up to $200M from Defense Department
> ... Are you not aware of the current Musk-Trump drama? He's literally making a new party

The drama where he outed the president as a pedo, deleted it, and went back to boot licking?

walls··on Let me pay for Firefox
All of the people on Postgres, FreeBSD, and Debian combined make a tiny fraction of what the Mozilla CEO does.
walls··on Let me pay for Firefox
> They’re paying them to not make those companies into Sears or J.C.Penney.

Guess who turned Sears and J.C. Penny into what they are today?

walls··on A Virginia public library is fighting off a takeover by private equity
You are everything that's wrong with the world right now.
walls··on XAI data center gets air permit to run 15 turbines, but imaging shows 24 on site
Why do you 'expect' that? What about this situation has caused you to give a notorious liar (borderline con artist) the benefit of the doubt?
walls··on What a Hacker Stole from Me
I feel like a lot of people desperately want to make some kind of impact on the world. Something that causes some number of people to acknowledge their existence (or the effects of it).

It takes real effort to do that in a positive way with a society built around surfacing negativity.

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