xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

The World Health Organization is working to finalize the "Pandemic Agreement" by November 11, 2024 in the hopes of adopting it at a special session of the World Health Assembly in December.
https://jamesroguski.substack.com/p/reject-the-pandemic-agreement

Yesterday I found, that even in China, sex researchers do accept concepts as pansexuality.

Just when I thought, I could not be more disgusted by that part of the world, they managed to pull it off.

Payments from the government have become the fastest-growing source of income for Americans, according to a new study.
https://activistpost.com/2024/10/americans-are-more-dependent-than-ever-on-government-handouts-new-report-states.html

If that's real then Vancouverites are some losers. You roll up with a generator and a circular saw with carbide teeth, you're not gonna lose.

Whether this preference is based on ignorance of the science, ideological zeal, a willful desire to hurt American growth or simple greed because of their investments in Green New Scam infrastructure varies case by case.
https://activistpost.com/2024/10/the-green-new-scam-is-dying.html

Why do people trust this stuff? At first glance, I could immediately tell this was wrong. I went ahead and tries this anyway to see if maybe QT Dialogs had some weird internal state to make this a singleton, but of course it doesn't.

AI is just wrong answers only.

LibAlleg does not have a guide on framerate-independent game logic, which makes removing the FPS cap difficult. No worries, I could do multithreading.

Except for some ungodly reason, the renderer is hard-capped at 60 frames per second, agnostic to my own code. This is "120"

I only found this out the hard way when my timescale math inadvertently caused the publisher intro to be twice as long instead of just being double the framerate.

At that time I had not implemented a delta timer because I was relying on Allegro's event timers for pacing, so I had no way of viewing the framerate until I took this screenshot. You can probably imagine the hours I wasted trying to fix my code not realizing what was happening.

*sigh* time to contact the IRC again...

Bluesky is even more toxic than Twitter. Within the first week, I've had to block or have been blocked by 5+ people because of a minor political disagreement.

Don't shamelessly worship Kamala? You're a Nazi and you want women to be genocide victims, nevermind that Kamala can barely even read, orange man bad

Tons of made-up sob stories too where if you even just ask an honest question you get accused of sexual harassment or transphobia.

I've remained pretty reasonable with people and I constantly have been insulted for no reason by folks who just want to feel better than everyone else.

Also noticeably lacking important features and the mobile client is still poorly glued together. Just don't bother with it guys.

Yea, I'm no fan of Putin, BUT I call bullshit on Linus's explanation and stance. This is hypocrisy at its best too. There have been talks of sanctions, but no sanctions to the best of my knowledge in the software development category have actually gone through in the United States that would force free software developers to exclude Russians. Claiming all folks who think you're wrong Russian trolls is just intellectually dishonest. While I am critical of socialism, I'll defend RMS when he's right, and when Linus is wrong I'm going to say it. RMS was right when he crafted the GNU GPL in such a way that it EXCLUDED politics outside of free software development. This has been the reason "open source" folks, "free software" folks, serial killers (governments), and activists of all kinds have all been able to work together to benefit mankind. To now come in and say "what did you expect", in response to excluding Russians I say, I expected you to object to Putin's invasion of another country- but not to undermine the very foundations of FOSS software development. No one is saying you should accept every patch from every Russian developer, but you should have a technical reason for doing so. It doesn't even take a genius to come up with a technical explanation for removing Russian developers en mass, but some silly hypocritical act like this is below pathetic. What's next, inserting backdoors because you want to help Ukraine spy on some subset of Linux users?

https://linux.slashdot.org/story/24/10/23/2035248/linus-torvalds-comments-on-the-russian-linux-maintainers-being-delisted

There is one globalist group that has consistently been in the background during most of these operations – The Atlantic Council.
https://activistpost.com/2024/10/the-atlantic-council-has-big-plans-for-a-war-between-the-us-and-iran.html

After Tim Thomas’ property was entered and searched on multiple occasions by state officials without warrant or consent in 2023, he filed a federal lawsuit challenging the power of water conservation officers to access private property.
https://activistpost.com/2024/10/rural-landowner-sues-after-state-searches-property-without-warrant-or-consent.html

flash left a mark on the internet and has never since been replaced