Sippy Cup

I think we know the solution then.

Be like pap paw

You know I’ve been saying Sovcits think the law is literal magic and they’re looking for the right incantation to use for a while now.

It’s nice to see an actual sovcit call it magic too.

They know that, they stroke their gun boners to that very thought.

Except the tyranny they’re afraid of is someone coming for their guns, or “communism.” But they don’t know what communism is and aren’t aware that the guns aren’t the rights they’re losing.

Don’t forget all the health and biometric data, last used app, and Facebook access

Audiophiles are flat earthers for music.

They really obsessed over something and need to feel superior about it. They’re harmless at least.

Unless of course you’re googling about speakers for a TV, in which case you’re about to get some terrible advice from some middle aged dude who’s really pissed about soundbars existing.

Just make them all public all the time! That’ll show those fucking libs.

Listen the teacher spelled it wrong, hardly the student’s fault

Fastenal them nuts amirite??!

MSC?

The pencil does not make the art.

There’s a fundamental difference between AI image generation and an artist creating something that is both inherent and obvious.

If you can’t see that then I’m not sure there’s much help for you.

More than that, art being created by an artist has a style and a feeling behind it. There’s a nostalgia present in every painting. An artist saw something, and recreated it in a way that spoke to them.

An algorithm can recreate images that look similar but with no understanding. It’s just an image and lacks all the things that makes art what it is. By removing humanity from art you literally remove the reason for it to exist.

Flatly, it isn’t art. It’s slightly better than random. But as it happens, humans are better at that too.

He didn’t make shit.

A computer made it. He provided some guidance.

Years ago I left a shitty call center job and left a scathing review on glassdoor. About a year later I started getting hammered with requests for clarification or to remove the review entirely. I ignored them all, and never bothered to look back. It’s still up, but the company I worked for sold itself to some other shitty overlord that also had terrible employer reviews.

If two parties are at odds with one another, and one on them is willing to use violence and the other isn’t, the violent party wins.

Non violence works when people care about what you’re going through. If the right people know and care they’ll come in and do violence for you to make it stop. Or at least verifiably threaten violence. But violence is happening whether you did it or not.

Nazis don’t give a shit about you, they’re eager for violence. They want to exterminate entire classes of people. Non violence does not work on Nazis, we’ve already seen this play out once before.

Guys it’s literally in the completely free to download book linked in this post, called exactly what it’s called here.

A few years ago my ISP pushed an update to my router that changed the password requirements, invalidating my passwords. Because I couldn’t enter the old password I also couldn’t change the password. I had to do a factory reset.

Be the radical leftist they’re afraid you are

He knows he’s a hypocrite, he doesn’t care. Whatever it takes to advance. That’s how he went from law school flunkie to VP candidate.

He’s also a dog chasing cars, he only knows how to suck ass, he doesn’t actually know what to do when he gets what he wants

I was watching a film set in the Midwest and they’re driving between two rural towns but the corn they’re driving by in one scene is Marty’s long ear sweet corn, and then like two lines later they’re driving by Nor’Eastern Hard Grain. Completely pulled me out of the movie those two fields would be miles apart!

That’s more than one a year. That can’t be right.

Looking at the Wikipedia for it, that number comes from a Washington Post country guide with absolutely no context or source to back it up. So I’m not confident that’s correct. The Wikipedia article itself details less than 30 coups. They have one every few years sure, but it’s not like every 9 months for 160 years someone was trying to overgrow the government.

As a man who eats peanuts by the pound, I feel every part of this in my soul.