andrew_bidlaw @ andrew_bidlaw @sh.itjust.works

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Just Дональд, Московская область. Moscow has seen a lot of changes in what is seemed as their suburbs while it grew with time, so it extending to the whole other continent would not be surprising to russians who already rent flats said to be in this region only to have 2+ hours commutes to almost anything. Taking daily flights to work? Still better than traffic jams in the morning.

That was him not talking. Media guys can paint a unicorn from everyone when they are static. Or, in Bezos's case, he just have no media coverage like many other rich people.

Musk being Musk publicly is what switched him from the Iron Man type figure to a deranged aged imbecile on drugs talking in zoomer slang. If you want to cringe a lot, watch a meme review with him: https://youtu.be/oJHb5a3ggzE He's that stupid and vocal no one can save him.

Zelensky isn't the best fit, and his opponents in Russia call him a clown, yet this clown used and uses his media knowledge to, as a first face of the nation, keep this conflict feautured in world news, frequent frontlines, give a lot of direct adresses to his own people in this struggle, ask for supplies and support from other nations. I believe, he puts 125% effort into this and is likely shortening his own life by a constant overwork and stress. He and his people aren't the best, and their country is plagued with post-ussr-style corruption, indeed, yet they do what they think is right in this turbulent situation.

I'd indulge in whataboutism and ask, who we are to compare with the dude. Putin, Trump or Orban? What's the baseline that'd put him to shame?

It's weird how a person so seemingly unimportant hasn't been converted into a scarecrow, made to vouch for key positions in their plan, etc. This man is either sleaky enough to avoid much of responsibility for what happens or everyone in the HQ forgot about him. His position doesn't mean much power in the US, but it's really interesting that he doesn't get much coverage as a legally second in chief and seemingly abstain from everything while, before Musk got the wheel I thought he would play a key role in advocating for everythng techbros are up for.

There is an aspect to that making it simplier in my eyes. Most cases of projection are a sign of being completely unaware of the world around them, other people's experiences, lack of interest and empathy. Trumps idea of slacking off is rooted in his own leisure routines because he hasn't talked with average people in a long while if at all. There's likely not that much of intent, not in his ramblings, but a genuine lack of touch. He's probably thinking that there are poor golf courses for poor people for casual networking like he does. You know, where they brag about their poor peoples deals, investments and tax dodging. He isn't a good liar and in his unscripted rants he is showing what he actually thinks. Rephrasing the old saying, if you are Trump, everyone looks like Trumps.

It's not like I excuse him or think he'd do better if he'd know his shit. It's just a common occurence that career politicians usually get caught on. My own dictator couldn't imagine that the average monthly wage isn't in 7 figures because he usually sat in his bunker since COVID and forgot what money even are.

It'd certainly encourage me to up my torrenting game so this shit appears 24\7 at rather weird uploads around the globe.

Is there a way to change the torrent client's name\version so you appear in a list of seeds as Mark Zuckerberg?

A late night call from the Oval Office: Good morning mister Vlad. It's Donald. Yes, Ukraine is on sale, but what about eggs? I told them I'd fix the price on eggs... Say what now?.. I can't pass the phone to Elon, he isn't there. Hello. Hello? Hello? HELLO? I hate it when he does that.

Musk's and his actions are illegal, or were illegal mostly before the Supreme Court decided there's some sleezy presidential immunity. The problem is they are so firm and quick at changing the rules of the game that no institution can catch up and, most importantly, generally afraid they would be directly attacked by these fuckers. Some commenters preciously said that it's stupid that most of people who could've challenged or straight up dismissed his executive orders are pussies for resigning or being complicit, but, in their defence, all of their personal data was leaked by Muskrat and he and Trump have a pardoned terrorist cell to carbomb them or whatever. And it's snowballing from department to department, and every new one looks at those who already kneed to the maggot.

All these famous checks and balances were DDOSed and frightened into submission. i don't think they were exceptionally and inherently fragile. it's just the rightwing strategists just got the right guy, the right coverage and the right plan to make it all as easy as break-and-enter with absent homeowners.

He isn't, he is still polite to give Donnie a benefit of a doubt, like he is speaking like that because he's got malinformed. No, Trump uses his position to exchange Ukraine and the security of Europe for whatever he was promised or he himself promised beforehand for his success in pres campaign previosly, so he just closes his debts. Zelensky couldn't say that to Trump all other countries and his own nation are paper tokens he uses to play monopoly with his friends. Ukrainian defence depend too deeply on what Biden's given them before so as a diplomat he doesn't want to cross out the US even though he knows that with Trump they'd hardly get anything. And it's not about the US specifically, it's a standard that keeps every other donor comfortable to donate arms and money, setting the climate in which no random and immidiate decisions pass, unlike what Trump does.

Minutes and seconds in your picture. If you multiplied them all top to bottom, you would end up with something dividable by 60 (seconds = (hour * 60) * 60). If you went the other way, dividing numbers from the bottom to the top, that makes sense.

Firefox also allows to make them for different search fields, e.g. if I write pic and then my querry, it brings me images.google.com results. Kinda nice if bangs don't cover your usecases.

IP hoarding of products that may potentially be produced. Millions of dollars aren't a pocket change, but if anyone's going into this wearable AI bullshit, HP'd make a hole in their pockets. It's a low stakes conservative gamble 'just in case'.

From the tumbnail I thought his hand is a prosthetic. This guy needs more prosthetics. Especially the one to replace his head.

Privatise profits, socialise responsibility.

Trump sounds so weak ngl.

my evening

These shoelaces tortured a human being.

Memoirs of the better Past, be Wizarding_Lizarding.

Blender installs natively from Steam and works without any emulation of windows' stuff. I noticed the download size is different for Linux, so I guess they cared to pack everything needed for it to work smoothly.

Some distro claimed they did everything to make UX with Resolve one of their targets, I believe it's Nobara or maybe Bazzite. It's not emulated either and installers are also provided by the devs of Resolve themselves.

Affinity have no plans to make a Linux version, so it's always emulated and has workarounds like that (github) but I haven't used their software even on Windows so Idk how the experience of using their products is. Coming to Linux, I got used to Inkscape for my vector needs and Krita\Photopea for raster gfx. I heard Darktable is a good Lightroom alternative if it's up your valley.