@itssanman I think this is fine they don't want the liability of retarded AI requests or absentee tickets getting canceled etc. Its time will come though.
@ravager361278@ShinMarvelous@windsurf_cursor@JAptonvdng@ProgPro What debate? you have thus only made assertions with no arguments. I am simply not bending backwards upon hearing the magical words "historical/dialectical materialism". All that means thus far is "what I said is correct because my worldview said so"
@ravager361278@ShinMarvelous@windsurf_cursor@JAptonvdng@ProgPro its the marxist ideobable that as soon as I describe accurately you'll run to nitpick from your particular strain of socialism to pretend I don't know what I am talking about. A semiotics debate I am not going to engage in.
@femm3_failur3@azel078 Feel free to, do I have to then care? Its clear then your points valid or not, have nothing to do with the topic at hand. Thats all.
@femm3_failur3@azel078 It is entirely a self commentary that you think these are things I say to sound smart. You don't need to feel insecure about it, I won't judge you for not knowing a word or whatever.
@femm3_failur3@azel078 Secondly, I don't care. Your personal opinions then don't actually defend the original post. Thats a two person motte and bailey.
@femm3_failur3@azel078 First off, thats a hair splitting difference. Even if I care to grant it nothing makes it contradict then that the immediate family be comprised purely of nuclear family.
@6P_Production@jeffreyhodek_ opsec means operational security but in internet lingo its usually about things you do to stay anonymous. Using vpns, linux, browser hardening, not putting usernames/accounts or real names in proximity such that it can be identifiable/traceable. Changing usage patterns etc.
@femm3_failur3@azel078 those villages had the concept of nuclear families. No one disputes more people helping raise a child is a bad thing. But those villages didn't do this thing where village baker decides what your child should be and if you disagree the village takes the children forcibly.
There's an admittedly funny bit of satire about a libertarian (Rand flavor) society in which the characters have to continuously pay to use the objects they need, like putting a nickel into a gun or a quarter in a siren.
What's really funny is the story will show for a few seconds and then the New Yorker paywall pops up.
https://t.co/UgTB2UBrJu