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i'm with asimov: violence is the last refuge of the incompetent.

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log in to fedex
please move this delivery to another address
:blobfoxgoogly: haha you gotta have a fedex account
ok give me a throwaway account i will use just this once
:blobfoxgoogly: sorry fren you gotta give us a number and have us SMS it so we can use it as a tracking beacon
ok now will you let me move the mail delivery over one mailbox
:blobfoxgoogly: loading. nevermind. loading. nevermind. loading. :revblobfoxwashingmachine:

ah good. infinite trash loop while react loads the page and forgets the page and reloads the page.
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google has recently just started straight-up blocking access to youtube if you're behind a vpn. not even asking for captcha, just outright denying access to videos. you can browse the website, they just won't let you view any content.

copyrights, including those used to enforce free software licenses, are inherently violent because they ultimately depend on state violence (a cop with a gun) or threat of same to enforce them. without an armed pig, copyrights are just fairytales told by congress to media companies.

i have been saying for years that cryptocurrencies pose a direct threat to sovereign control over money, and that countries are going to slowly realize this and do everything they can to kneecap them, or ban them outright.

they've done the ignore and ridicule parts already. next they will try to fight it by attacking the core principles: the ability to withdraw to self-custody. india is already considering an outright ban on possession/trade.

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zeynep tufekci points out a very important thing: in biden's first press conference yesterday he was asked about re-election (4 years away), the filibuster (which is out of his hands), and trump (fucking clownshoes lol)

BUT NOT ONE QUESTION ABOUT THE PANDEMIC

the press in the USA is a laughingstock. BITFD.

key lime pie flavor Bang is easily twice as delicious as any other energy drink ever made

who started the insane and terrible tradition of naming bills something idiotic so they make a catchy acronym

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i know i guy who knows a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy

what are the present theories around the x-37b's current classified mission?

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USA-29

is this an antisatellite platform? surveillance? an orbital weapons platform of some kind?

ever greet, run by the same people as ever given, has just been rerouted to go south around africa (adding 12 days to its trip), strongly suggesting that it will be at least two weeks before the suez canal is working again.

the reason i am so pro-freedom-of-association is the same reason i am so pro-freedom-of-speech and pro-right-to-bear-arms: because these are essential tools for our society's continued correct and productive functioning. if we lose them, like a keystone, the rest of the good in our society will crumble - sometimes slowly (freedom of association), sometimes rapidly (freedom of speech, RKBA)

in the past, a witchhunt meant they burned the victim at the stake. now, a witchhunt means the victim will be relegated to shitposting PR disasters to their own website using only emacs, which is basically the same thing

the complaints in the pro-rms camp have mostly been of the "but where does the SJWing stop? this will ruin us" variety, claiming that this is a political plot to undermine... something or other, after "cancelling" rms. i've yet to see any of those people refute the "rms is a yucky creep who isn't good at leadership" claim, which, in my view, is sufficient on its face to kick him out.

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