Railcar8095 @ Railcar8095 @lemm.ee

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Wow wow wow. Who said anything about death? This clearly calls for a broken leg at most.

But it we take into account the amount of trash they generate...

Those who think "left" is whatever Russia does

I'm not against sequels/prequels, just need some more than "it's the sequel to that one you liked".

OK, but why does it need a sequel? Can you make me interested in it aside from the fact it's a sequel? Is it any good....?

Not a movie or fully original, but I watched Arcane and I loved it. It was good without knowing about the game, and those who know the game say it's better if you do. That's what a sequel/remake/adaptation should strive for.

I did the same, that's why I ended up in lemm.ee. but after being exposed to hexbear, and in lesser extend to ml, I ended up blocking both.

I haven't seen hex users in a while, not sure if lemm.ee defederated. If so I'm really grateful.

Yep. DOGE is a scheme to externalize. With a different president shame would stop it, but I guess we are past that.

My opinion, also insignificant, is that those who can't work remote rarely work when in the office. If somebody doesn't work, management has to intervene, whether they are in person or remote doesn't matter.

My nephews lived in Mexico for a few years and they still miss them.

Well, in European Spanish it would mean "Pope", not "potato", so it's a worthy contender

Laws and consumer protection agencies can and do define words in the context of consumer goods.

Careful, this is .world

They are banning people for acknowledging jury nullification exists

I'm so happy to see I wasn't the only one thinking Linux.

I was thinking about this and I'm actually curious how that would work in practical terms.

Let's think of somebody with a large company, whose wealth is not in cash (not the largest sum, at least) but mostly on shares of their companies. Once their shares raise over 200 million... What? Do they sell the shares to pay 100% tax on the surplus? What does that mean for companies that, due to the economies of scale and it's costs, need to be massive to be competitive? (Chip manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, civil engineering...).

To be clear, I don't think it's possible to become a billionaire without being immoral, and to hoard more than you and your children need for the remainder of their lives is also immoral. Not arguing that, only how that could be fixed

I'm surprised some execs didn't get a Delay Deny Defend graffiti on their doors.

Yes. I want the story of how United screwed them and their loves ones. I want thousands of families screwed by United to go as witness and tell their stories.

And hopefully the jury will find any evidence inconclusive.

Usually I would nit pick the hypothesis you want to confirm and the math you used, but for some reason 600 sounds right.

Better hope he's as bad in US geography as he's in moral terms.

It was a heart attack. I think he got denied the medicine he needed. It happenes more often than it should

Murder was justice.

Memes are fun!

I don't think they even got the right person on the video. He (or she?) was just pointing with the finger and saying "pew pew pew". Just a coincidence that the CEO had a heart attack at that moment.