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Jiggle_Physics

@ Jiggle_Physics @sh.itjust.works

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  • Politicians Will Not Save Us.

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  • Yeah the difference is the people who vote for Trump will kill me with their vote out of stupidity, and/or maliciousness. Those who do not vote will kill me simply to feel superior to those who vote.

  • Politicians Will Not Save Us.

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  • No

  • Politicians Will Not Save Us.

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  • don't you mean, not voting at all?

  • Trump: 'A Lot of People Are Saying Maybe We'd Like a Dictator'

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  • I think the his/her here isn't due to not knowing their gender, but because the ghandi everyone knows is male, and the one in this article is female, so it is both

  • leading ai company

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  • Yes, that was my point.

  • leading ai company

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  • After 2 years on Lemmy, I finally installed it this weekend.

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  • Welcome!

  • Why aren't you creating more workers??

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  • queing?

  • Cracker Barrel gets welcome

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  • Yeah close look, it doesn't look like a typical black caricature, like Uncle Ben, and Aunt Jemima. It just looks like a older guy, sitting in a chair, with a barrel being used like a table. This would have described half my, white, family. Racists just think anything "old timey" changing is woke, because woke is what they don't like. However, the company has a historical problem with overt racism, and most of their customer base has a lot of racists in it's composition. So fuck them, they deserve to go under.

    Ultimately this is just rage bait profiteering, and a distraction from the real hell going on.

  • Cracker Barrel gets welcome

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  • Good

  • Photo radar is becoming increasingly common. That doesn’t make it any less infuriating

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  • Because humans decide how they are used, and all of the circumstances surrounding the camera's operation, and how they fall within the law. A wide range of things have happened that ended up in millions of citations rescinded, thousands of cameras removed, and thousands of signs changed/removed. When this happens it is ignored until it basically gets picked up by the news, and turned into a PR nightmare for them. Even then, it often takes years for correction. Even if there is a correction/payout/whatever, they rarely admit fault, and the news, always afraid of a lawsuit, never comes out and says "you know, this keeps happening, maybe this isn't just mistakes".

  • A Russian MiG-29 fighter jet rolled away and crashed into a fence in Yerevan, Armenia.

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  • It is a russian military jet, not just a russian made jet in armenia. Also the brake coupling broke, which is why it rolled away. They are investigating the reason the coupling wasn't up to repair, and if there is neglect of duty involved.

  • Photo radar is becoming increasingly common. That doesn’t make it any less infuriating

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  • Revenue generation is an inherent problem though. In the US we are seeing a rapidly growing issue where police are pressed to to increase the amount of money taken in by fines at any cost. We are now seeing that the majority of local governments are more than 1/4 funded by citations, and that the cases of abuses of power, and other civil rights violations, are on the rise, specifically in the name of increasing citations.

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  • "And what you have are hit points, and the hope that before your hit points are empty, our spells slots have run out"

  • leading ai company

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  • Because the rate is more a sign of how often problems are found, rather than how many better new things you are applying.

  • Scientist makes horror prediction that the world will 'collapse in just 25 years

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  • Yeah this is just a diversion from the misanthropic

  • Modern Windows in a nutshell

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  • Laughing yourself to tears about windows, peak arch user behavior

  • At Gamescom, it felt like the industry now has a plan: make games quicker | Opinion

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  • Nah, they will simply just break one game into parts, and sell it that way, in the end costing you more for that game.

  • Product packaging pandering to conservative Americans

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  • "What’s up with the USPS? Who knows"

    Oh, they know.