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Cake day: June 23rd, 2023

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  • Nah. Trump will bomb a couple of random Iranian targets, claim that the grand-pumbah of islam was killed and then he’ll declare victory and leave, just like last time. Iran will shoot 1000+ missiles at Israel, Israel will spend $200million of US military AID to blow up 90% of the missiles and the remaining missiles will kill 17 people and then Iran will declare victory. Israel will sortie 2 American f-16’s to blow up some long abandon “nuclear sites,” and then Benjamin will get his propaganda win.

    At the end of the day a few billion dollars will be wasted, and literally nothing of substance will happen.




  • Eh. The national guard could be used as a moderating force. For example they could require that ICE Officers be escorted by national guard members at all times while they enact their “lawful” duties. Failure to be escorted could be declared unlawful action and the transgressing ICE member would be arrested and turned over to federal judicial branch, after a lengthy bureaucratic process. Of course this would require democrat politicians to actually want to disrupt the very system they were elected to uphold.

    I also don’t think the national guard gives a shit one way or another about any specific private property. In the aggregate as a construct of a capitalistic state, sure they will support capitalism, but in the reality of the individuals who make up the state national guard, they are being abused by the very system they are supposed to protect. They seem fertile ground for revolution. It’s not oligarchs and billionaires who join the national guard. It’s not senators’ sons, and the daughters of NGO founders who are in the national guard. In short, the members of the national guard are not the ones benefiting from our current system, in contrast to the federal officers and police that do benefit.




  • The only thing that matters is how clean our power is. If you are worrying about “cost” you are supporting capitalism and the fossil fuel industry. And cost to consumers is extremely misleading mostly as a result of power policy, completely divorced from cost to generate. Nuclear can absolutely be cheap, just end the subsidies on other fuel sources, allowing fuel recycling, and imprison all shareholders, congressmen, and lobbyists of the international energy cartels.







  • yea, ever since TPM was first making the conspiracy rounds in the 90’s there has been a huge misunderstanding of its purpose, let alone its capabilities. I 100% agree with the author that looking at the TPM as an evil blackbox is really just depriving users of a tool that can be implemented in an open source way to secure user privacy. The GPU however is impossible to implement in an opensource way by everyone except a small handful of semiconductor companies, and even then you would rely on proprietary microcode that woul take millions of manhours to reverse engineer if it were even possible. So if I were some megacorp who relied on Imaginary Property, the GPU that was exclusively created by a fellow megacorp is where I’d place my trust.

    I also dont know why Win11 requires a tpm2.0, but since it does, and my current computer doesnt have one, I’m certanly not going to run it.