There are many kinds of warfare.
Psychological, and economic types usually aren’t as plain as day as they are now.
But, absolutely, they are acts of war.
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There are many kinds of warfare.
Psychological, and economic types usually aren’t as plain as day as they are now.
But, absolutely, they are acts of war.
Did the same for a while. Held on to a windows drive with dual boot and the only time I used that drive is if I was looking for an old doc or something I couldn’t find in my main or archive drives.
I think it’s window 8.1 still. Lol.
Anyway, I pulled it and it sits on a shelf now.
Block calling the kettle brick.
I once had an argument in another community on here about something very similar. And they told me I was wrong. The mods deleted my posts.
I posted the links and the definition/requirements for FOSS as compared to just open source.
They kept telling me i was talking about open source and not libre.
The links and definitions and requirements I posted:
From Richard Stallman, from the site whose creators developed the rules and requirements for FOSS, GNU.org, and from the itsFOSS site which, indeed, references and links to the first 2.
The definitions also explicitly state the difference and uniqueness of each and compares them to the nonstandard open source (source available) labels.
I unjoined that community and found a less ignorant one.
We nearly suffocated, could open doors and the tent mode is no good for being used as a tent and we couldn’t use the all electric vehicles electricity while it was charging.
10/10 heil Musk’s
Dieppe, Normandy, Holland, etc.
None of that would have happened under pp. We would instead already be living under technocratic rule by felon Mask’s grandfather, (Seriously, it’s fucked up. Elon has long ties to Canada and authoritarianism ) and living in a Nazi world. And dying of stupid diseases.
For those curious, may I present to you:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joshua_N._Haldeman
Felons granpapa.
Remember when people used to joke about lawyers?
Like I just found this one :
Q: How are an apple and a lawyer alike?
A: They both look good hanging from a tree.
Interesting times where we are rooting for lawyers.
Thanks, Chinese proverb curse.
Brb . … Just gonna make a “mistake” to fix this state of mistakes.
Kirtaner is loud.
It’s hard to tell when he’s just saying shit to muddy the pond or if he is being serious.
He’s also one of few relatively well known public faces in blackhat so he is an easy target.
Talking to him when twitter was still everything i ofyen felt like I was part of his own psyop.
Strange, curious, madlad, and I wonder if he still talks to Libby.
Anyway, 7proxies.
And taking credit for something doesn’t mean you actually did it.
Good luck with proving it was him.
The deal is the poor die and Putin’s investment pays dividends.
They have to get rid of the ‘useless eaters’ somehow.
All pp does is repeat the exact same words in every speech.
I wonder if anyone has done a word count.
Bets on it totalling 1,488.
But bitcoin is going to…oh.
Oh well, at least gold is… Oh.
GME to the moon!
1 billion a day would be OK.
A little too reminiscent of the avro arrow moniker.
I hope this arrow finds a better fate.
I rent, but I lucked into a shared home and became property manager/msintenance, etc. The landlord has pretty much let me do whatever I like as far as gardens.
I have a fairly large backyard which is surrounded by grapes on all sides along the fences.
Lots of folk come gather in season. I welcome them into the yard and point out the best grape leaves.
The yard had some large raised bed garden boxes and I have made more.
I’ve also dug up about a ½ metre wide border around the yard which was just untamed grass and weeds and now grow red and yellow potatoes, green/red/bell and jalepeno peppers, onions, peas, green beans, bush/cherry/plum/Roma tomatoes, cucumbers of many sorts, sunflowers, a variety of herbs and garnish like chives, green onions, parsley, cilantro, basil, and some local wild edible plants most people call weeds.
Corn actually worked last year, but, along with the sunflower, it seems either the squirrels or racoons wanted them more.
I compost all the yard waste and have a compost bin I encourage the tenants to discard any non animal (eggshells are OK) food waste in it.
I’ve learned a hella lot about gardening the past few years.
Some things I ended up with so much I couldn’t even give it away. Like basil - I had no idea how fast it could grow and the yield per plant is more than I would use in a lifetime.
Parsley and cilantro I could never grow enough.
And I get maybe a couple hundred jalapeño which I consume with joy.
Along with gardening I’ve also learned how to pickle and preserve various crops.
I love it.
I just wish it wasn’t apocalyptic necessity these days.
It does vary slightly by year/source, but not much. Overall is around 80% literate. ~54% at 6th grade level and below. And ~20 functionally illiterate.
https://www.newsweek.com/map-reveals-us-adult-literacy-rates-state-2010175
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/us-literacy-rates-by-state
https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2019/2019179/index.asp
https://www.thenationalliteracyinstitute.com/2024-2025literacy-statistics
https://usafacts.org/articles/which-states-have-the-highest-and-lowest-adult-literacy-rates/
https://www.nationsreportcard.gov/reports/reading/2024/g4_8/
You’re all ignorant. Insulting this work of art because you think you know everything and you’re better than everyone.
It’s obviously a flounder plane.
Over its lifetime the wing moves to one side.
Geez. Get an edgeucation.