You are awesome. Can’t believe someone picked up that reference.
You are awesome. Can’t believe someone picked up that reference.
The trace buster buster BUSTER!
Everyone is doing it. What are you even talking about. You can’t unfuck the chicken.
It’s just basic economics. The amount of power and influence you can generate with a disinformation troll farm dramatically outweighs the cost. It’s a high impact, low cost form of geopolitical influence. And it works incredibly well.
He was on antipsychotics and treatment for a week before he was mentally stable. There was more than mushrooms going on here. I’m guessing he may have problems with psychosis to begin with, and, combined with what I assume must’ve been an obscene amount of mushrooms, it caused a psychotic break.
Preach!
I totally get it. Good luck though, make sure you find a landing space first. WFH jobs are decreasing and are getting much more competitive. They’re also, unfortunately, prone to be suddenly or slowly shifted to in-office positions. Trying to work a mandatory period of WFH into your contract might be useful, but that’ll be pretty difficult.
As long as you are very employable and in the right field you should be fine. Using “transitional WFH” as a way to entice workers is becoming more commonplace and employers are often not transparent about it.
A friend works in HR at a place that hires as “WFH” and doesn’t mention at any point that there is already a timeline in place for two days in office after six weeks and then full time in office after three months. It’s not stipulated anywhere, it’s a “new policy” that comes down… on the same timeline… for every new employee. Lol
“Is becoming”…? Where you been bro.
It’s cheaper for Valve this way, and it costs you more to do anything legally. Because, you know, you’ll have to pay legal fees out of your own pocket instead of initiating arbitration on Valve’s dime.
Yay, you won!
It doesn’t need a 4K screenshot. It needs enough data/metrics from any given single frame to run it through analytics and an algorithm to tailor ads. Backend surveillance like this isn’t interested in fidelity to the human viewing experience. It needs identifying data. That can be had through a combination of low quality data scrapes done numerous times.
“Screenshot” is more like a metaphor here. Sort of like how your Apple or Google photos are “private,” but the data and analytics taken from them you’ve given away. It’s like if you told me I could look at all the photos on your phone and take as many notes and subject them to as much analysis as I wanted, but I promised not to actually physically keep your phone/photos. Probably makes you feel like your photos are securely still in your possession, but I got what I wanted. Your data is technically private, but my data about your data is mine.
You’ll be OK.
Everyone else: “The microplastics are killlling usssss!!1!”
3D Printer people: “I love the smell of carcinogens in the morning.”
That’s the joke.
It’s a 2-trillion-dollar company, I think news of their coming demise has been exaggerated.
That is true, but they are a problem, and one far more frequent and increasing. I’m not saying I agree with the method here, but it’s specifically targeting “knuckleheads,” which I take to mean (largely) young males that think it’s funny or gets them out of tests or whatever at the cost of often scaring a large amount of other young people, school employees, and parents.
That’s a feature not a bug. -Montana probably
I guess she won’t get your vote then. But thanks for keeping her in the public eye. People that might vote for her aren’t going to be bothered by this. All you’re doing is reminding voters she exists.
Edit: oh god, you’re that dude that posts over 3,000 comments a month. Nevermind, as you were.
Well “in so many words” she did call him a war criminal and described his war as criminal as well. And since that wasn’t enough, she immediately followed up by releasing a statement specifically calling him a war criminal to clear up any confusion.
I think Stein is a spoiler candidate, very possibly in the pocket of Russia, and annoying af, but this is trying to make something out of nothing.
The desperate need to try to wave away any possible negative effects from social media by people heavily dependent on social media comes as no surprise. It’s like trying to criticize fast food to a fat person.
Some will acknowledge it’s bad for them and eat it anyway, but most will just get extremely defensive about it and try to rationalize or downvote. It has vitamins! If you only eat the unfried vegetables and only drink water, it’s actually good for you!