xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club
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The #Crowdstrike outage is/was ____________.
@beardalaxy Nobody. Just keep voting locally and hope for a mass secession movement.
@PurpCat They obviously took a major hit during the scamdemic. It shouldn't be a surprise.
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@dave Doesn't matter. (S)electons are fake and scripted and the "winner" is always a puppet.
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One Step is a Step Too Far
A Single Step: The WEAPON They Use to Destroy Liberty
The Founders warned us over and over - a single step beyond the limits of the Constitution is a step too far. George Washington even referred to such usurpation as the "customary weapon" by which freedom is destroyed.
https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1661819206552784897
A Single Step: The WEAPON They Use to Destroy Liberty
The Founders warned us over and over - a single step beyond the limits of the Constitution is a step too far. George Washington even referred to such usurpation as the "customary weapon" by which freedom is destroyed.
https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1661819206552784897
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We all make mistakes.
#mastodon
#fediverse
#unblock
#everyone
@aftermidnight That should be used as a taunt if Kenshin ever appears in a crossover fighting game.
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The push for a carbon tax has regained popularity as the fiscal storm in 2025 and climate change debates intensify. #environment #economy
https://www.activistpost.com/2024/07/the-economic-folly-of-a-carbon-tax.html
https://www.activistpost.com/2024/07/the-economic-folly-of-a-carbon-tax.html
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The pandemic response kicked off the most incredible federal government spending binge since World War II. No one likes to talk about this either, though in the annals of fiscal policy, it goes down in history.
https://www.activistpost.com/2024/07/the-pandemic-response-was-the-turning-point.html
https://www.activistpost.com/2024/07/the-pandemic-response-was-the-turning-point.html
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The Powers That Should Not Be always attack the pillars of individual liberty, because that works to increase their power, authority, control and wealth.
@Victor_Emmanuel @BowsacNoodle @Frondeur Both relativity and time dilation are bullshit. Some Asian guy was able to debunk both of them using middle school logic.
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An overnight ferment in the icebox can add more flavor, but you have to wait for it to come back to room temp before working it. Also remember to seal it air tight, but with a valve or loose seal so it can vent as it will build up a lot of gas. :3
@coolboymew I'm actually surprised to hear that most people played RollerCoaster Tycoon through these promotions. My older brother got the actual boxed version of the game, years ago, however.
@coolboymew I remember getting Operation through a General Mills cereal. Post did one for a Major League Baseball game demo (it was just a homerun contest). The only other cereal box game I remember was probably some Jumpstart game about a circus, but I think only my sister played that one and very briefly.
@coolboymew Even better, we should bring back cereal box PC games.
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@novenary @sanity
>When you promote the Unlicense you should be aware that it's reception in legal circles is not great.
Legal circles can go and fuck themselves.
Also, about 70% of Linux Foundation sponsors break GPL and nobody gives a damn, because they pay money. The last time someone attempted to enforce GPL in court[1], it took almost two decades and several hundred thousand Euro in legal costs. All this licence stuff is delusional wishful thinking at best, a cargo cult at worst.
This is why WTFPL is the best licence. At the very least, it is fun.
[1]: https://www.dlapiper.com/en-gb/insights/publications/2024/03/wakeup-call-for-open-source-users-french-court-awards-damages-for-gpl-violations
>When you promote the Unlicense you should be aware that it's reception in legal circles is not great.
Legal circles can go and fuck themselves.
Also, about 70% of Linux Foundation sponsors break GPL and nobody gives a damn, because they pay money. The last time someone attempted to enforce GPL in court[1], it took almost two decades and several hundred thousand Euro in legal costs. All this licence stuff is delusional wishful thinking at best, a cargo cult at worst.
This is why WTFPL is the best licence. At the very least, it is fun.
[1]: https://www.dlapiper.com/en-gb/insights/publications/2024/03/wakeup-call-for-open-source-users-french-court-awards-damages-for-gpl-violations
@thendrix Thanks for the tips. I've been trying to learn from this guy. He seems to be the master at cooking professional quality pizzas at home.
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