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So shitlibs want your daughters to fight for gay butt sex in these 2 relatively small sections of eastern Ukraine
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Offensive humor can be funny as long as it's clever. "lmao minorities exist" isnt clever. This is why self deprecating humor tends to be the funny stuff, people who understand it better can make more accurate and more nuanced jokes about it.

Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program

That's like when I hear people saying "Our country needs to invest more in cybersecurity!"

As if putting more money into something would make it better or more secure. Actually, that's not entirely how it works. I mean, sure... you could buy better infrastructures or invest in upgrades but aside of that, there isn't much more you can really do, even if you had the money.

Of course I presume politicians will talk about this and sell it as something important so that they can deviate funds to entities related to "cybersecurity" but in reality those companies are owned by a friend or family member of these politicians who will also deviated the excess in the bills to them. You know... speculation.

I bet that at least 90% of the attacks we see nowadays come from people getting infected with malware they downloaded from some stupid email or because they clicked on a shady link they sent to them through an SMS.

What we need is people who teach normies about technology. Not an "army" dedicated to "cybersecurity". There is absolutely no point on that. What would they do anyways?

People really don't understand a thing about technology, when you hear things like the UE wanting to create a "cybernetic army". Wtf?

I am now imagining the german army mitigating DDoS attacks from scrub 4chan kids using botnets while having supper.

People should stop watching movies.

Had a long conversation with my roommate who's never lived on his own before about how taxes work.
Dude is 21 and had no idea that you had to file taxes when you're no longer claimed as a dependent, didn't even know that April 15th was the deadline.

He thought the whole process sounded like some kind of crooked ransom deal.

I have high hopes for him.

I hope you all didn’t forget about the terrible code for creating pandemic models out of Imperial College London which gave governments justification for all the lockdowns and pandemic response

That “curve” we were supposed to flatten? The shortage of beds in ICUs? All “predicted” by an absolute trash fire of software coded by people with absolutely no business coding software with such wide-ranging implications

https://www.brightworkresearch.com/the-science-fraud-that-were-the-imperial-college-and-uw-pandemic-forecast-models/

🤣🤣🤣🤣 so much for freeze peach

>Fox Business has learned that Truth Social is partnering with Hive, a San Francisco-based Series D start-up that provides automated solutions through cloud-based artificial intelligence for understanding images, videos, and text content. Hive’s technology provides automated content moderation across video, image, text and audio.

>"We want to be very family-friendly, we want this to be a very safe place, and we are focused on making sure any illegal content is not on the site," company CEO Devin Nunes told Fox Business.

>Hive co-founder and CEO Kevin Guo told Fox Business that his company’s AI model will be used for TRUTH Social to offer content moderation for posts to ensure sexually-explicit content, and posts that include hate speech, bullying, violence and spam never make it to the platform.

>Hive also has dozens of other clients, including Reddit, Giphy, Yik Yak, OnlyFans, Omegle, Josh, IRL, Yubo, Tango, and more.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/trump-truth-social-developing-content-moderation-practices-to-ensure-family-friendly-community
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The Dictator's Handbook: Why Bad Behavior is Almost Always Good Politics by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Like an updated Machiavellianism based on the latest research, it explains why democracies and autocracies are similar and only differ in coalition sizes.
The basic idea being that government leaders function to steal from the majority to enrich the coalition that keeps them in office.
Democracies have larger coalitions wheras autocracies have smaller ones. Generally the longer a group of people stay in power the more they tend towards an autocracy.

Governments also attempt to maximize the number of interchangeables, or people who are lower down the command chain, to make it easy to fire them and switch them for someone else if they don't do as they are told.

The coalition usually consists of some of the people closest to the leaders, and to an extent includes the police and the military.

If a leader fails to pay their coalition they are typically overthrown.

Definitely worth archiving for future generations as a warning to why big government is always abusive.

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