I knew this wasn’t violet because violet’s too rich for only fans money. That leaves only a handful of degenerates and it was the first one on the list. Well played Taylor
[Thanks LLM on a websearch for helping remember it was from the Sphere, not 2001, lol… different similar(ish) lines in that. ~ Wait, why am I thanking the LLM? … Does this speak to how gratitude’s good… Or in expressing this gratitude, does it suggest I suspect, on some level, perhaps subconsciously, that the LLM has feelings!\?!! Oh well at least we’re not putting LLMs into our local computers that we shutdown. ….]
This is why we need personal accountability by C-suites in regards to company misgivings. Yes companies are legally entities but we need like, 50% of the accountability is shared by the C-suites either as a group, or if they have it in writing for a specific thing, by a specific one, the CEO or CTO or whatever.
A person. So there’s a very real example of the personal risk to freedom or wealth (the second will hit investors more I presume) if you do this.
Plus I have a feeling that the moment it’s their ass on the line, these C-fuckers will, surprisingly, agree to do this shit less often.
One of my systems [that is actually in use], I’ve not run an update for near as long again as how long it’s been since I rebooted it, and have not even hot-patched it, nor upgraded anything, … uptime says: “0828 up 2687 days, 29 min, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00”
(And it’s a gentoo… And I love upgrading long neglected gentoos… … though that’s maybe an order too far, that long. A couple years, fine, fun, but less than a year away from 3000 days (plus another grand or two). LOL. But still, the freedom to choose to do that… is nice.)
… Just before clicking Reply, I hear Richard Stallman’s [paraphrased(?)] words echoing around in my mind… Either the user controls the software, or the software controls the user at the behest of someone else.
Ahhh, I always wondered who watches the super high views, super shitty clickbait garbage. Turns out it’s the same people who play the f2p-but-it’s-all-microtransactions games.
The point is that it will/might remark on the oddity, but it will very quickly accept it as truth.
You may or may not have seen that comedian YouTuber that stoically talks to AI in his shorts and videos.
He’ll tell ChatGPT to time him while he’s running extremely far distances, e.g. 10,000 miles. He’ll say “Go,” wait like literally two seconds, say “Okay, I’m here now,” and the bot will make up some number based on the conversation rather than the actual time taken. “That took you two days” (or whatever).
He’s very good at showing how these things are just pattern matching machines rather than actual intelligence with proper context and sensation.
He’ll often say “okay can you see this thing/me in the camera now?” Bot will say “yes, I can see you clearly”, but he hasn’t turned the camera on. 🤦♂️
I am a lady who has, in fact, been broken by several girls. I got the trauma and everything right here to prove it. Fortunately my wife loves me sincerely and doesn’t hurt me at all.
Would’ve probably been helpful to add that, whoops. But once you understand it it makes scaling a recipe much easier. This is less important for stuff like Mac and cheese tbf, but if you go to the bread or pizza book the ratios are much more important
Yes, but the donation is not coming from their income. They give 100 bucks away they did not earn and therefore were not actually taxed on. But those 100 bucks are still reducing their income. So, taking your numbers, they pay 30 bucks less without any loss on their actual income.
The solution you’re looking for is to have a group that all those users belong to, and make the files have RW for that group.
The solution you should do instead is to run things inside docker, so each one gets an extra isolation layer, but all can write to the same files easily.
(It was an older cranky thing and deserved rest - or to be taken out back and shot.)
Or gifted something like GNU+Linux, BSD, OpenSolaris, 9base, GNU+Ironclad, GNU(+Hurd), KolibriOS, etc, and given a new lease of life for another decade or two, and unlikely to ever suffer like it suffered under windows ever again..
You never connected the concepts. Demanding structural rigor is not a “narrow view”. This is the bare minimum required for a coherent framework.
Your examples are historical anecdotes of state violence that completely fail to differentiate fascism from standard capitalism or imperialism operating at the core of a liberal state. Every example you mentioned that is bad about the US can easily be explained without fascism. Flattening these distinct systems into a single category requires ignoring the core arguments of the very thinkers you are citing and renders the term meaningless.
Your interpretation of how corporations connect to fascism completely misunderstands Mussolini’s actual model of corporatism. I have pointed this out three times now, and you have yet to address it.
I have not provided my own definition of fascism because my view isn’t the subject of the critique. I am challenging you to account for the internal consistency of yours. Yet another thing I have stated and you continue to fail to grasp.
Reducing a fundamental structural and temporal breakdown of political mechanics to a mere “disagreement over semantics” just confirms that you are unwilling to do the work to map your own thesis.
Your invective responses are just thin veneers for your rhetorical dodging and inability to wrestle with real structural mechanics in actual history.
I’ve literally never installed an operating system. I can pretty confidently say that most of the people I know have never installed an operating system either.
I probably could follow all those steps because I’ve had experience navigating my computer’s BIOS, but most people don’t even know what a BIOS is. To ask them to navigate and make sense of it without detailed instructions is pretty unfair.
The fediverse is a very niche place, and the general tech savvyness that’s common here should not be taken as an actual measure of how tech savvy the general population is.
The adhesive loosener used to remove sticky bandages is orange oil from orange peel, so you could try rubbing with the outside of the orange. Either way the inside would still be edible if you eat it right away.
Same. I would feel bad a long time about ‘what if that was my life savings I somehow lost after withdrawing for some reason’. It’s not 20 bucks or even a hundred, I don’t know, my conscience would drive me mad.
Seriously, all Windows software is starting to sound the same, with as little clue as possible as to what it actually does. Remote Desktop on Mac is called “Windows App”. What does that mean? Everything else is called 365.
Technically, calling different distributions of Linux “versions of Linux” is completely accurate based on the definition of the word “version,” and based on how the word is generally used in every day speech.
You’re just being pedantic. Which is completely valid, I’m also being very pedantic.
It is a last ditch effort in Linux instead of the first reaction for me in Windows.
Maybe I don’t just don’t respect Windows. It probably goes back to things like it deciding to do an unskippable update right before I did a presentation or trying to find some obscure .dll file for hours trying to make a program work.
Do not 777 everything. Never. Unix file permissions actually work, are pretty simple when you’ve worked with them, and most importantly are a huge part of your systems security as a whole. Running with broken permissions is a surefire way to get data exfiltrated or to provide an entry point for an attacker. Do not chmod everything, and do not run lax permissions.
Let’s say you have a service-A and a service-B running, each with their own user. A produces files into a shared folder, B consumes them.
The proper Unix way of this is:
create a group, and add both users to this group
create the shared folder, change its group to one from above
setup the other ACLs however you need
set inheritance via chmod g+s
point your services to that folder
The chmod g+s is the magic bit you’re missing. With this set, any file created will inherit the group ownership from its parent directory - so anything service-A creates will default to the permissions you’ve set up for the group on the folder, and since service-B is also in that group, files are readable.
This pattern applies to any number of services and in any deployment model.
Stealing and spending cash is theft. Stealing and using a credit card is theft plus fraud. The sketchy guy I bought weed from in high school taught me many life lessons but the most important one is this: don’t break the law unless you have to, but if you do have to, break only one law at a time. Of course, he got arrested, but that itself taught me not to get involved with organized crime and not to sell drugs out of your landlord’s house. Ray was a smart guy.
If it were 20s or 100s it would be more insulting, you understand this, no?
If it’s the difference between paying rent or not then it’s a huge problem that the behaviour exists to enable that situation. If it weren’t a cultural behaviour it would be called panhandling.
A couple years ago at pride I walked past a shirtless transmasc person and had to do a double take; they had heart shaped nipples. I’m not going to ogle someone without starting a conversation, turns out they went to the same surgeon I did and we agreed she’d probably be down to try heart shaped nipple grafts but they were normal grafts with some medical tattooing.
worf wouldve probably ate the dog, remember klingons eat live food, like targs and worms.
I knew this wasn’t violet because violet’s too rich for only fans money. That leaves only a handful of degenerates and it was the first one on the list. Well played Taylor
Shouldn’t be anything to help with is point.
[Thanks LLM on a websearch for helping remember it was from the Sphere, not 2001, lol… different similar(ish) lines in that. ~ Wait, why am I thanking the LLM? … Does this speak to how gratitude’s good… Or in expressing this gratitude, does it suggest I suspect, on some level, perhaps subconsciously, that the LLM has feelings!\?!! Oh well at least we’re not putting LLMs into our local computers that we shutdown. ….]
But you want to do the first phase together
Hooker named Charity. Problem solved.
Reminds of a couple [(brilliantly delivered, poignant)] lines from the movie Sphere.
“I hope it doesn’t have any feelings.”
“What happens when he gets upset?”
Some browsers literally have a ‘spoof is language to english’ option to anti fingerprint. To hide in the horde.
And I’d rather DL 500 languages of actual content than 1mb of page and 2GB of ad shit.
Yes
Oh come on, man, I want to convict the boomers as much as anyone, please just give me a valid reason that’ll hold up to their own standards.
“For Joe”
I’m all ears
you also need a minotaur in the maze too.
This.
This is why we need personal accountability by C-suites in regards to company misgivings. Yes companies are legally entities but we need like, 50% of the accountability is shared by the C-suites either as a group, or if they have it in writing for a specific thing, by a specific one, the CEO or CTO or whatever.
A person. So there’s a very real example of the personal risk to freedom or wealth (the second will hit investors more I presume) if you do this.
Plus I have a feeling that the moment it’s their ass on the line, these C-fuckers will, surprisingly, agree to do this shit less often.
AC Slater style
hi gongeous
Don’t be matter phobic, antimatter lives matter too
And even then, there’s the hot patching potential for a running kernel to upgrade without reboot.
It’s nice to have the choice.
One of my systems [that is actually in use], I’ve not run an update for near as long again as how long it’s been since I rebooted it, and have not even hot-patched it, nor upgraded anything, …
28 up 2687 days, 29 min, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00”
uptimesays: “08(And it’s a gentoo… And I love upgrading long neglected gentoos… … though that’s maybe an order too far, that long. A couple years, fine, fun, but less than a year away from 3000 days (plus another grand or two). LOL. But still, the freedom to choose to do that… is nice.)
… Just before clicking Reply, I hear Richard Stallman’s [paraphrased(?)] words echoing around in my mind… Either the user controls the software, or the software controls the user at the behest of someone else.
Burn in hell, crazy cunt.
Ah yes, good point. @minfapper Tell us more about these jets, Mr. Fancy Pants.
What if you wanted to first sift, combine and whisk the dry ingredients before folding in, would you put that in the big blank square box?
indeed
People starting the Camino de Santiago from Saint Jean Pier de Port sing this song too.
Ahhh, I always wondered who watches the super high views, super shitty clickbait garbage. Turns out it’s the same people who play the f2p-but-it’s-all-microtransactions games.
Depressing.
The point is that it will/might remark on the oddity, but it will very quickly accept it as truth.
You may or may not have seen that comedian YouTuber that stoically talks to AI in his shorts and videos.
He’ll tell ChatGPT to time him while he’s running extremely far distances, e.g. 10,000 miles. He’ll say “Go,” wait like literally two seconds, say “Okay, I’m here now,” and the bot will make up some number based on the conversation rather than the actual time taken. “That took you two days” (or whatever).
He’s very good at showing how these things are just pattern matching machines rather than actual intelligence with proper context and sensation.
He’ll often say “okay can you see this thing/me in the camera now?” Bot will say “yes, I can see you clearly”, but he hasn’t turned the camera on. 🤦♂️
It’s all lies and hallucinations.
When those lines hit your eye and the text is awry, that’s a moire….
Look, don’t worry about it, everything will be fine. They are curing lots of people everyday and Johnny says it’s not a big deal anymore.
inverse airbag safety
That’s a spare roll holder
I am a lady who has, in fact, been broken by several girls. I got the trauma and everything right here to prove it. Fortunately my wife loves me sincerely and doesn’t hurt me at all.
You do not know the right people I see
Also “break” can have multiple definitions. Like say, physically..
Micro?
Would’ve probably been helpful to add that, whoops. But once you understand it it makes scaling a recipe much easier. This is less important for stuff like Mac and cheese tbf, but if you go to the bread or pizza book the ratios are much more important
Yes, but the donation is not coming from their income. They give 100 bucks away they did not earn and therefore were not actually taxed on. But those 100 bucks are still reducing their income. So, taking your numbers, they pay 30 bucks less without any loss on their actual income.
Be requesting the specific language site you are giving them the information anyway.
Aww but it’s so cute!
The solution you’re looking for is to have a group that all those users belong to, and make the files have RW for that group.
The solution you should do instead is to run things inside docker, so each one gets an extra isolation layer, but all can write to the same files easily.
Or gifted something like GNU+Linux, BSD, OpenSolaris, 9base, GNU+Ironclad, GNU(+Hurd), KolibriOS, etc, and given a new lease of life for another decade or two, and unlikely to ever suffer like it suffered under windows ever again..
Why any of these? I am confused. Seems like anyone living in a gym and being paid money would lose weight. They all sound pretty stupid.
This meme was made by the Tellarite ambassador
I would answer debian, but I want her to say arch.
I want my girlfriend to be smarter than me ok!?
can show bobs and vagene?
You never connected the concepts. Demanding structural rigor is not a “narrow view”. This is the bare minimum required for a coherent framework.
Your examples are historical anecdotes of state violence that completely fail to differentiate fascism from standard capitalism or imperialism operating at the core of a liberal state. Every example you mentioned that is bad about the US can easily be explained without fascism. Flattening these distinct systems into a single category requires ignoring the core arguments of the very thinkers you are citing and renders the term meaningless.
Your interpretation of how corporations connect to fascism completely misunderstands Mussolini’s actual model of corporatism. I have pointed this out three times now, and you have yet to address it.
I have not provided my own definition of fascism because my view isn’t the subject of the critique. I am challenging you to account for the internal consistency of yours. Yet another thing I have stated and you continue to fail to grasp.
Reducing a fundamental structural and temporal breakdown of political mechanics to a mere “disagreement over semantics” just confirms that you are unwilling to do the work to map your own thesis.
Your invective responses are just thin veneers for your rhetorical dodging and inability to wrestle with real structural mechanics in actual history.
I trawl c/lemmyshitpost for jokes to send to my Grandma, my poor Christian eyes!
At least the YouTube kid has done something for his money.
Run up the spiral stairs.
I just push the button.
Muhahahahaha.
Okay, sometimes on a whim I’ll do something like a “
sudo shutdown -t 0 now”. (… Muahahaha.)Rarely shutdown my main computers though. Last time, years ago.
Better to have, and not need, than to need, and not have, right windows users?
I was hoping that was going to be a princess bride reference. I am disappointed.
I’ve literally never installed an operating system. I can pretty confidently say that most of the people I know have never installed an operating system either.
I probably could follow all those steps because I’ve had experience navigating my computer’s BIOS, but most people don’t even know what a BIOS is. To ask them to navigate and make sense of it without detailed instructions is pretty unfair.
The fediverse is a very niche place, and the general tech savvyness that’s common here should not be taken as an actual measure of how tech savvy the general population is.
smoke dat shit
Like anyone gives a fuck and remembers anyway
Who needs their files closed and disks synced, anyway?
Hey, this dude has the value of knowing private jets weak points. Let it slide.
The adhesive loosener used to remove sticky bandages is orange oil from orange peel, so you could try rubbing with the outside of the orange. Either way the inside would still be edible if you eat it right away.
I remember this twitter post.
Is Count Binface winning?
Privacy Badger may help.
https://privacybadger.org/#How-is-Privacy-Badger-different-from-Disconnect,-Adblock-Plus,-Ghostery,-and-other-blocking-extensions
And that’s why you will never be a billionaire.
Not quite
This much money, I would try my best to find the owner and return. I’m a total antireligionist and atheist and the guilt would eat me alive.
I don’t believe it’s a fair comparison, there are more guns in the US than people.
Oh if I was a student today I would be getting in trouble over those stickers. My sticker printing budget would be irresponsible.
Same. I would feel bad a long time about ‘what if that was my life savings I somehow lost after withdrawing for some reason’. It’s not 20 bucks or even a hundred, I don’t know, my conscience would drive me mad.
Yeah, I am sure about that.
Kill myself, because AI has begun generating things IRL
Seriously, all Windows software is starting to sound the same, with as little clue as possible as to what it actually does. Remote Desktop on Mac is called “Windows App”. What does that mean? Everything else is called 365.
Technically, calling different distributions of Linux “versions of Linux” is completely accurate based on the definition of the word “version,” and based on how the word is generally used in every day speech.
You’re just being pedantic. Which is completely valid, I’m also being very pedantic.
Peeta!
It is a last ditch effort in Linux instead of the first reaction for me in Windows.
Maybe I don’t just don’t respect Windows. It probably goes back to things like it deciding to do an unskippable update right before I did a presentation or trying to find some obscure .dll file for hours trying to make a program work.
I get your point though.
Do not 777 everything. Never. Unix file permissions actually work, are pretty simple when you’ve worked with them, and most importantly are a huge part of your systems security as a whole. Running with broken permissions is a surefire way to get data exfiltrated or to provide an entry point for an attacker. Do not chmod everything, and do not run lax permissions.
Let’s say you have a service-A and a service-B running, each with their own user. A produces files into a shared folder, B consumes them. The proper Unix way of this is:
The chmod g+s is the magic bit you’re missing. With this set, any file created will inherit the group ownership from its parent directory - so anything service-A creates will default to the permissions you’ve set up for the group on the folder, and since service-B is also in that group, files are readable.
This pattern applies to any number of services and in any deployment model.
two erins
The first thing i think about when I see this is npt Squid game but The ones who walk away from Omelas
2026version: copilot internet 365 just shortened to copilot after the next MBA is hired.
Pretty sure ‘vulnerable’ was intended.
Perhaps you are confused. Beagles famously love blueberries. Not cheese.
BuT BUt It’S No DiFfEREnce THan lEaRniNg AS A HuMaN!!!
I’m still amazed people use and browse the septic tank of the internet. Xitter just won’t stop.
The weird thing is: the person on the right is not the beloved pervy president in a dress but his mother.
Ay yo!
I don’t pay and don’t get ads either. Stop being a sucker. Yes, I am fine with them going bankrupt if everyone would do that.
To to honest my Fedora install used to hang indefinitely 20% of the time I tried to shut it down. So I also became well acquainted with that solution
And I would walk 500 hundred miles and I would walk 500 more… to avoid ambulance cost
Just like hotkinkyjo
Tax em and their wealth. That’ll hurt em.
Thank you I love your reply!
Yes this is indeed a great step into the right direction. it seems that when I look at all the comments Wine is is indeed the best the option.
Killing nazis✅️
Greetings from germany
Stealing and spending cash is theft. Stealing and using a credit card is theft plus fraud. The sketchy guy I bought weed from in high school taught me many life lessons but the most important one is this: don’t break the law unless you have to, but if you do have to, break only one law at a time. Of course, he got arrested, but that itself taught me not to get involved with organized crime and not to sell drugs out of your landlord’s house. Ray was a smart guy.
He’s literally a rapist. He’s definitely not celibate.
If it were 20s or 100s it would be more insulting, you understand this, no?
If it’s the difference between paying rent or not then it’s a huge problem that the behaviour exists to enable that situation. If it weren’t a cultural behaviour it would be called panhandling.
It was founded in Germany though. Moved to the Netherlands later, because Germany wasn’t allowed to build planes after WWI.
It was supposed to be white? I see it black on my dark mode
I hope that guy doesn’t win.
A couple years ago at pride I walked past a shirtless transmasc person and had to do a double take; they had heart shaped nipples. I’m not going to ogle someone without starting a conversation, turns out they went to the same surgeon I did and we agreed she’d probably be down to try heart shaped nipple grafts but they were normal grafts with some medical tattooing.
Depends on your point of view, I suppose
Is your dog Hobbes?
I was just pointing out the irony of your statement. I think this is a low effort meme for sure
My name is Buck and I like to F…