also, tf2 hats

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gplA6pq9cOs

Assume all horror movies are Producers style you-make-more-on-a-flop-than-a-hit tax scams.

I’m kinda curious to see how The Public Domain: The Game turns out, though it looks like it’s gonna be more about the idea of privately owned ideas in general.

is… isn’t most soil full of bacteria and fungi? what’s with the “vs”?

If you do this in my drive thru line I’m giving you the Kubrick stare. Kitchen is getting backed up, and I do not want kitchen upset with me.

You have faith in the financial system?

Ok, I’ve always wondered what’s up with WTC7, but I could never be bothered to wade through the noise. What was up with that?

I’m not avoiding it, I just think 10 years of Russian disinformation is a grain of sand compared to one week of Rupert Murdoch’s private news monstrosity. Sorry, mate, the fascist call is coming from within the anglophonic world.

But hey, thanks for being such a good example of rabid jingoism!

…what are you reading? It’s clearly not what I’ve written.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95gsOrr36II

Sunlight moves in from the East, that’s how I remember. (tried to find a gif, but the video is close enough)

East and west?

Is this comment an example of misplaced priorities or rabid jingoism?

OK great. Amend your comment to mine. The last point still stands:

You counteract forgiven influence by giving people a reason to trust their local institutions. By delivering positive material change to hundreds of millions. Without that, it is just pointing fingers and complaining.

Sure. But the way you counteract oh-so-scary foreign influence is by having institutions and leaders behave in a way that builds public trust.

Just pointing at some nation on the other side of the planet and saying, “They’re trying to trick you!” does jack shit. It’s misplaced priorities at best and rabid jingoism at worst.

In the english speaking world, remembering anything that happened more than one year ago makes you crazy.

It’s almost like basing your whole program on black box genetic algorithms and statistics yields unintended results

And this is why I do the captchas wrong.

It’s not strength, but rotation. Shoot a photon at the cube at a certain spot, you get data out of it. Hit the same spot in the cube with light that is polarized perpendicular to the first, and you get different data out of it.

Er… that’s what it sounds like, anyway…

those are the places that most need it though