surph_ninja @ surph_ninja @lemmy.world

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Everyone knows we blew it up. That’s why the Europeans covered it up. We attacked their infrastructure, caused a historically horrific climate disaster from it, and the cucks helped us cover it up.

But you get called a tankie on here for mentioning it.

Look at a map of foreign troop and missile deployments across the globe for each country, and then try to tell me with a straight face it’s the US who’s the peacekeepers.

You people are off the fucking rails with this ‘war is peace’ bullshit. Absolutely psychotic.

Beware of accounts promoting division between millennials & Gen Z. They’re trying to prevent a powerful political alliance.

While Trump’s tariffs are a disaster for economy, I’m not sure the Dems plan to escalate to WW3 would’ve had a better outcome (except for military contractors).

Democrats & Republicans are the cause of our problems. Neither can fix things, nor would they if they could.

Well I came here to chew bubblegum and talk shit, and I’m all out of bubblegum.

His premise is also false. At least half of homeless people in the US are employed.

It’s not a drug user problem. It’s an affordable housing problem.

Does it need to be exposed to the internet? Putting it behind a vpn would be best.

Besides that, just make sure only the users you need to have access to ssh logins, and use keys for extra hardening. Keep your system updated. Limit that system’s access to other systems on your network, so if it is compromised, they can’t use it as a pivot point for the rest of your setup.

The other commenter’s suggestion of fail2ban is also solid.

You’re perpetuating capitalist propaganda. Most homeless people do not have a drug problem. At least half of homeless people in the US are employed.

It’s not a drug problem. It’s an unaffordable housing problem.

Yes, California’s half-assed efforts have been rife with fraud and waste.

https://calmatters.org/housing/homelessness/2024/04/california-homelessness-spending

Similarly, it costs many billions more to fund our half-assed healthcare system than it would be to simply give people healthcare. Dealing with problems in a way that only attacks the symptoms is far more expensive and wasteful.

But it has been proven that guaranteeing housing is both cheaper and produces superior results.

https://pulitzercenter.org/stories/look-finlands-housing-first-initiative

I’m not saying people didn’t have them at all. Majority of families absolutely did not until the very late 90s. Many more people use AI now than had computers back then.

Right, it was mostly irrelevant. Also a person who doesn’t understand the role of USAID.

https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2025/02/08/742401/aiding-chaos-usaid-role-engineering-regime-change-social-unrest-worldwide

Then present your data. Hell, publish your data. If you know better than the experts at HUD, and can prove it, it should be quite the boon to your career.

But you’re not wrong that band-aids for systemic problems are much more expensive than solving them.

Let’s see your study. What do you know that HUD experts don’t?

People also said you can’t solve homelessness by giving them homes, and Finland did it with ease.

Most people in the early 90’s didn’t have or think they needed a computer.

What do you know that HUD doesn’t?

https://aah-inc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/whomeless.pdf

You should have some sympathy for Musk, since apparently you also like to talk out of your ass without looking into it.

https://aah-inc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/whomeless.pdf

Wild claim, considering Musk is one of the most violent drug addicts who has ever lived.

We still pay for subsidies. Those don’t come out of thin air. Better to nationalize, and much more efficient.

Neither do. Import bans and nationalization do.