Alan Turing, the inventor of the first computer*, was castrated by the British Government for being gay.

FTFY

*Not exactly, but not to diminish his immense contributions to computer science

Zionism isn’t even an actual religious belief. It is a political one. A desire for a specific outcome and policies to support it

Just because it’s the US doesn’t mean it’s not bigoted to generalize people, especially with such insulting and hateful generalizations. And Chinese companies are as motivated by profit as any company is, which means they would be interested in maximizing cost efficiency by scaling up services like this. Putting policies in place to protect other priorities for the public good is sensible no matter where you are.

Trying to figure out how this could possibly be a Loss meme.

Except he got it wrong because he’s clearly not confident enough for supervillain. He wants to simp for the villain. He’s like the villains main or secondary stooge who takes all the personal abuse and asks for more.

…with your willy hanging out. Maximize that confidence too. If they’re offended, they are perverts for looking.

So to his 17 year old (or younger) had to get her dad to promise not to “date” girls her age or younger than her. Presuming she solicited this promise because, at a minimum, it was already a danger of happening, if not, indeed, had happened or was happening. And she was fully aware of that fact… yikes.

Had free pizza for a lunch and learn at work the other day that had chicken, jalapeño, pickle and ranch on it. It was surprisingly not bad, though a bit salty.

Query: What was Ivanka’s age when he promised this?

Impressive that those tiny ears printed that well with an FDM printer and didnt snap off with the supports.

When I worked for a small business MSP, my boss had an off hours call about an issue, walked the guy through rebooting their server. He was monitoring the uptime so he saw it go off. Then he told them to turn it back on. The guy said he did, but my boss never saw it come back online. He asked him if it was lit up, the guy said yes. He said “are you sure”, and the guy, annoyed, said “yes! I see lights”. Waited a bit longer and it never came online. He called another person at the business to check, and they too confirmed that it was lit up. So he drove 35 minutes to go to their office, walked in their network closet and hit the power button, and magically it turned on. They were seeing the lights on the router, an entirely different machine sitting on top of the server and thought it was on. The issue was fixed by the reboot alone and my boss drove home very very annoyed.

Make a bullshit post claiming you are being canceled by the left for calling for your black dog by name in your neighborhood (just so happens you named him the N word), have your friends post replies with some hate aimed at you, screen shot it and post on go fund me saying you can’t find work now, link it on r/conservatives and collect your vacation fund.

“Traditional right wing political views” == “autocracy”. His words. He wants a fascist dictatorship and the elimination of free speech. Again, his words. I’m shocked that his employer didn’t want to continue associating their company name with him.

He literally said he was anti-free speech once they install their dictatorship. It’s just a tool he’ll use now to get to that point

turn off monitor

count to 10

turn on monitor

“Nope, didn’t work”

PEBCAK

You mad man. Well done.

Again, I’m not poopooing scientific endeavor. I love science. But this person seemed to be mystified that we weren’t all majorly reacting to this news as if this possible fact, in itself, was life changing. For most people, it changes nothing about their day to day lives.

For sure, not undervaluing scientific research and exploration by any means. But Angie’s post seemed to be a call to action or an expectation of a greater reaction to potential findings from the general public. But A) it’s honestly the first I’ve heard about any such news. And B) I don’t think the vast majority of people would have any idea how to even process that information, let alone get excited about it or understand it’s full implications, or to have any sort of reaction to it at all.

Don’t get me wrong, understanding the nature of the universe is valuable and noteworthy. But how would that information meaningfully impact anyone’s life or change their behavior or worldview beyond a general awe at the unfathomable mysteries we already have towards space as we’ve understood it for centuries? Especially in a way that would ne noticeable to this person. Am I meant to stare up at the sky from 8:15 to 8:30 every other night with my mouth agap while I try to wrap my mind around the spacetime bubble we all exist on the surface of? Or can I just eat dinner?

So, 13 is too old, huh?