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[big breakfast @toastmob]

@kimkunjoon @RedPill_Marxism @igniteclasswar He is. His business relies on Apple's invitations to these events. He has the same relationship with Tesla as well. Throwing some criticism in there is expected from both of those companies, as he would otherwise lose credibility with the public.

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@Acer is a gross company

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

You can tell a lot about a person by how they react when someone dies.

[Nikita Bier @nikitabier]

What you look like with a foldable phone

[big breakfast @toastmob]

@samosaur If the "leading tech firm" must license their most important and pivotal technology from someone else, they are not the "leading tech firm".

[The Real Guardrail Guy @theguardrailguy]

This Motorola Surveillance Camera has been reported for months.

@myTDOT it's time to pull the excess land use license.

[Garbage Human @GarbageHuman24]

A wealthy woman with access to daycare and a nanny asked her husband to run a few errands so she could strangle her three children and attempt suicide.

It wasn’t an impulsive mental break. She intentionally created the opportunity by getting her husband to leave. Despite never reporting voices before, she claimed that a “male voice” told her to do it that one time.

What I find deeply disturbing is the number of women jumping to her defense, repeatedly claiming she isn’t responsible for her actions, expressing extreme sympathy because of PPD, or rationalizing that poor mental health absolves someone of guilt. Women seem eager to accept the psychosis claim despite the disputed evidence.

Because what? Being a woman is hard? Being a mother is hard? Antidepressants are hard? So you can murder your children and not be guilty because life is hard, even as a wealthy woman with a nanny?

The sympathy is disturbing.

I understand depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, and intrusive thoughts, but none of that alone absolves someone of planned murder. At best, it would need to be a mental break outside her control. Where is the evidence of that?

[big breakfast @toastmob]

@Dexerto "No! Dont play the game THAT way!"

[big breakfast @toastmob]

@MaxGaniyev Well it could have been implied that it was a perpetual license for $5. But thanks for updating it anyways

[George Alexopoulos @GPrime85]

We can solve crime quite easily without flock cameras.

[BowTiedRanger @BowTiedRanger]

I will support data centers in exchange for all of the following:

- every employee who works at the data center must be at least a 3rd-generation American citizen, no exceptions

- any county a data center goes into gets at least 50% property tax reduction, and each household gets a minimum of $1,000/mo utilities credits to be used for electricity and water bills (all paid for by the tech company that owns the data center); this stays in effect as long as the data center remains operational

- the tech company that owns the data center must commit a minimum of $15M to the development of a recreational park that offers fishing, walking trails, and play structures for the county’s residents

[Reddit Lies @reddit_lies]

No lies detected

[big breakfast @toastmob]

@KGB_Bykov @ItsChickGinger @sworland11 @financedystop Hence why the world views Europeans as broke scam artists

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

This is Islam.

[Abomination @Abomination81]

Homeless people are only homeless because of mental health, and drug reasons.

I've offered 100's of them jobs. Everytime they ask for money, its the same thing..

"No, but I'll give you a job if you want one. Get you some clothes, your id etc".

Usually the answer is "Fuck you", "Fuck you Asshole", or "fuck you in the asshole"... or some variant of this.

There are no starving people in america. There is no real homelessness problem in america. There is only drugs, and mental problems... both probably exacerbating the other.

Spin up a 1000 forced drug rehab centers, reopen the loony bins and this all gets fixed in 5 years.

[Savanah Hernandez @Savsays]

MORE FLOCK CAMERA CONTROVERSY: The Texas town of Pflugerville had a city council meeting about their 28 Flock cameras…turns out that not only was city data released NATIONWIDE, but 450 agencies were tapping into the city’s Flock camera system.

Only 80 agencies had city approval to do so.

Per the local police department, “an issue was discovered in the Flock operating system which permitted non-partner law enforcement agencies to access the City’s Flock data”.

In response the city has been putting black bags over the Flock cameras and last night declined a new $175,000 contract with the company.

h/t: @VinnyMartorano

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

I will never forget the day that I watched Democrats refuse to stand for Iryna Zarutska’s mother at the State of the Union.

It was so shockingly evil, that even while I watched it, I could barely believe it.

Honestly, I still can’t.

It was so insanely radicalizing.

[👣ℙ𝕖𝕕𝕣𝕠'𝕤 𝕄𝕦𝕤𝕥𝕒𝕔𝕙𝕖🇺🇲 @OfAthenry]

The most racist white dude you know would save a black man from a burning building.

The least racist white woman you know would laugh at your funeral if you disagreed with her politics.

Repeal the 19th.

[BytecodeAssassin (Husam) @oneandonlyhusam]

I really think the best way to produce a generation of insanely talented programmers is to force the next generation of cs students to work with extremely limited memory devices not exceeding 128mb of RAM and to write in low level languages.