That’s what scares me about the government trying to switch to crypto. It’s a whole new way to track and trap people financially.

It started in earnest under Regan. It’s just been difficult to see where all those changes would lead until all at once it smacked us in the face.

That’s already the case.

Keka is great for macos

I give myself an allowance, just like when I was a kid. Whatever I spend it on is guilt free.

Unix and lawnmowers are nothing new or exotic either. I’m not stupid for not knowing how to repair a lawnmower, and I wouldn’t presume you’re stupid just because I can run circles around you at the command line.

I would, however, question your intelligence if you lack the ability to perceive the reasons behind different people knowing different things. It’s not that complicated.

It’s happened directly on Google before. Advertisers aren’t vetted except in specific industries. It could happen on any site, trusted or not.

I was even okay with images. It’s when the images started moving, making it difficult and distracting to read text that I realized if they are willing to sacrifice the core purpose of the page for ads, it’s only going to get worse.

Remember the target that would move back and forth really quickly to try to get you to click it?

I know surgeons who can’t start a zoom call. Being uneducated in a particular area is not stupidity. If you avoid dating someone over their lack of adtech knowledge, I would assume they are the one that dodged a bullet.

Are we sure that’s not the PHP elephant?

There’s always cafepress. But none of the money goes to the places you’re wanting.

https://www.cafepress.com/+linux

Sustainable and survivable.

Same with Vivaldi.

Boy do I have some bad news for you.

Congress rescinds $9 billion meant for foreign aid, NPR and PBS

https://www.npr.org/2025/07/18/nx-s1-5469912/npr-congress-rescission-funding-trump

Honestly, they’ve been busy generating evil, shitty headlines today, and I haven’t even caught up on all the news yet.

https://sh.itjust.works/post/42318708

https://sh.itjust.works/post/42388992

https://sh.itjust.works/post/42386503

https://sh.itjust.works/post/42366394

https://sh.itjust.works/post/42397273

https://sh.itjust.works/post/42397698

https://sh.itjust.works/post/42363177

https://sh.itjust.works/post/42370776

Half the technology only prevents death, but doesn’t necessarily give you quality of life, so they can keep it. It’s the pharmaceutical advancements that have had the biggest QoL impact on me, and thankfully generics have been reasonably affordable.

Add to that nine years of daily posts on r/PastorArrested.

Is it a level playing field? In China workers rights are pretty non-existent and there’s no OSHA equivalent, at least not to the degree we have in the US. Then add in government subsidies, lower worker pay, reduced R&D costs because they pilfered the engineering from a US company, and you end up with a very lopsided market.

To be clear, I am in no way defending the US auto industry. They have little customer loyalty for a reason – low quality, overpriced, subscription dependent vehicles with terrible warranties, expensive service requirements, and invasive telemetry. They need more competition to force them to make more consumer-friendly decisions, but China is hardly a fair competitor.

Oh fuck off.

One Christian criticizing another is just typical inter-sect conflict found in most religions. People who are fundamentally kind or fundamentally cruel will both find and interpret passages to support their views. But because it’s “god’s word” they will always refuse to waiver in the face of logic or common sense.

The problem is that all religion provides fertile ground for both extremists and con artists to grow – in this case both.