Say what you will about Minnesota, it is objectively the only democracy in the middle west

Watch videos from the Oreshnik strike or Operation True Promise and see if you can see the appeal of watching individual events. And look at the wars in Russia, China, Vietnam, and Korea to see why the larger scale military operations are also worth studying.

So the only legacy this cointelpoints person whatever the fuck their name is has

Did $$he die or something? I don’t see anyone else talking about it, and I assume I would see at least a few crab raves.

Born in 1988

Probably on the 14th day of the month too.

Used Xeon servers are somewhat ($100-$300) cheap on ebay (at least in the US). Server gear has its drawbacks, mainly the weight, noise, and power consumption, but if you are concerned about computing access then they can be a decent buy. Anything aside from DRAM and modern CPUs/GPUs is unlikely to change in price. Previous generation server gear is either ewaste, or cheaply produced from commodity parts in China. If you don’t need cutting edge performance (and you don’t) then computing access is very unlikely to be cut off by the market.

What was the main point of the book?

No everything has to be serious at all times and we cannot find any humor in the absurdity of hell world. The last time I smiled was on August 19th, 1991. I wear a dirty ushanka at all times, do not shave, and only take cold sponge baths because hot running water is bourgeoisie decadence. Every day at exactly noon I have the same meal of an expired Maoist MRE I store in a pit covered in old issues of a revolutionary newspaper. I sleep in a bed made of flags from every failed revolution so that they are never forgotten. In the evenings I stare at a picture of vodka by candlelight, but I do not allow myself to drink because there is nothing to celebrate.

append ls to your .bashrc (or equivalent)

opening a terminal and runningls takes me ~2 seconds on Linux, mostly down to how fast I can hit the keys

I think the ecological damage resulting from doing that would outweigh any moral benefits of not just killing them.

Yeah, I think people are really blowing this out of proportion. PCs aren’t that expensive (yes I know its a luxury good, and out of reach of lots of people), especially entry level, and there are a lot of good options near this price/form factor. If its priced as high as half the estimates I’ve seen people would just DIY it for the same price without the valve branding.

Too much cost/not enough scale. And it would be hard to get all of them. Also, as mentioned in the article, if they are left alive they kill native wildlife, so they really shouldn’t be left alive.

I saw someone price out similar components around ~500-600 USD, so thats my guess.

I hate to suggest it, but would crypto be a better solution here?

is an emote I suggested, and have since never actually used. I guess it could be used around responses to the current HTS or Ukr regimes.

Maybe you shouldn’t be so repulsive, and should try leaving your parents basement! Hope this helps /s

Accepting the premise, the idea people who are responsible for torturing and murdering thousands to millions of Muslims get to suddenly escape punishment for all the misery they’ve wrought is disgusting. Celebrating that they would escape that is disgusting.

Isn’t the whole joke that they wouldn’t escape punishment/they would still be liable for their crimes? I’m not a religious scholar or anything, but that’s always the way I read this joke and the “mirrored” Bin Laden accepts Jesus jokes. I think if anything, the problem with these jokes is trivializing peoples religion, which should be a reason not to use them.

The one time Hexbear wants the NYPD to have a S-300 battery

They are investigating NVIDIA avoiding sanctions and the circular investment between all those tech companies. Plus like four other pro-consumer things that go against big US lobbies.

I think the Gamer’s Nexus team is on track to receive the CIA award for excellence in journalism