Jiggle_Physics
@Jiggle_Physics@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Shape up. 6 days ago:
Yeah, he committed the crime of hurting their ego
- Comment on Shape up. 6 days ago:
His neck just did that
- Comment on Too soon? 6 days ago:
Ok then, tell me, when in a position where the forces that dictate government/law have come to a fundamental, ideological, irreconcilable, impasse, and your life is at stake, what do you do? What do you do when the political momentum is quickly moving into a position where you will die from it, and every check, and balance, has just been ignored? Please tell me your plan.
- Comment on Too soon? 1 week ago:
He also ran a propaganda channel that catered to christo-fascism, and pushed for policies that are deadly to millions of people. Do not white wash him. Goebbels also never did any of those things, he also deserved to die for being a fascist propagandist.
- Comment on Too soon? 1 week ago:
Those campaigns were surrounded with violence. That is why they worked. Riots, killings, people getting beat up, people fighting police. the police committing acts of violence, etc. Just because they aren’t an armed concerted effort, not having concerted, armed, resistance, does not mean non-violent. Like you say the threat of the violence they could see, getting bigger, is the reason to reach out to the non-violent party for diplomacy. But the threat has to be real.
- Comment on Too soon? 1 week ago:
I have killed someone in my life. I am not telling anyone to kill anyone either. I am pointing out the pure fact that we have never resolved the progress of human right without violence, and you are naive to think we could do it this time. If you don’t want to kill people, I understand, it sucks, I know. However, thinking we can move forward without having violence is wrong, it has been happening for a while. The right has been routinely committing acts of terror for years now. They pulled the peace option off the table a long time ago.
- Comment on Too soon? 1 week ago:
Tell that to Mrs. Rachel and Mr. Rogers
- Comment on Too soon? 1 week ago:
If you think the rights of people can be won without violence, you have not paid attention to history. This was never going to end peacefully.
- Comment on anon discusses car dependence 1 week ago:
In, roughly, 12 hours I can get from pennsylvania to florida. DC to Charleston should not take that long.
- Comment on Time to bash Americans again 1 week ago:
Well, if this wasn’t a troll account, it would probably be for work. The US has a military presence in the Netherlands, and we have a lot of corporate cross-over, especially in the tech industry, like the photo lithography involved in making CPUs. It isn’t that weird.
This is s troll though
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 2 weeks ago:
Then you see the cardiologist at lunch pounding an energy, and stuffing whatever the fastest option in their hospital is, down their throat.
- Comment on All while the skeletal, crumbling, dusty bones of an econ major pulls business backwards into hell. 2 weeks ago:
Oh, agreed. Retrospective economic research is valuable.
- Comment on All while the skeletal, crumbling, dusty bones of an econ major pulls business backwards into hell. 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, yeah, that’s the problems with you entrailists, always buying into the fantasy of deciphering the economy from some gore. Now a principled economic astrologer, like myself? Well, let’s just say MY portfolio has never hit red.
- Comment on All while the skeletal, crumbling, dusty bones of an econ major pulls business backwards into hell. 2 weeks ago:
I am glad you say soothsayers, I have been saying for decades, and even in this comment section before getting to this comment, that macro-economics is essentially astrology for MBA bros
- Comment on All while the skeletal, crumbling, dusty bones of an econ major pulls business backwards into hell. 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, outside of some very rudimentary principals, macro-economics is basically astrology for MBA bros.
- Comment on leading ai company 3 weeks ago:
Yes, that was my point.
- Comment on Why aren't you creating more workers?? 3 weeks ago:
queing?
- Comment on leading ai company 3 weeks ago:
Because the rate is more a sign of how often problems are found, rather than how many better new things you are applying.
- Comment on Modern Windows in a nutshell 3 weeks ago:
Laughing yourself to tears about windows, peak arch user behavior
- Comment on Pandering to conservative Americans 3 weeks ago:
“What’s up with the USPS? Who knows”
Oh, they know.
- Comment on Anon wants to be Truman 4 weeks ago:
Can’t actually fuck that yet, so it is still inferior. Maybe if anon lives long enough to see something like a sex android that is, physically, indistinguishable from a real person, or very close to it. At that point anon would probably do that “you pushed us away, now tell me how you are better, as I fuck this robot” thing, not realizing women have been on the forefront of fucking technology for well over a century now.
- Comment on Anon wants to be Truman 4 weeks ago:
You left out that anon truly cares about, the assigned wife appliance.
- Comment on Anon puts himself out there 4 weeks ago:
I doubt the 0% part on women. I have met many women who claim to start off indicating they are male in online games, and avoid voice. Once they feel like they have a group of people who aren’t going to perv on them they make their gender known.
- Comment on Anon is feeling romantic 4 weeks ago:
Yeah, that is the impression I got as well
- Comment on Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed? 5 weeks ago:
Yeah, with a few exceptions, if you are in Europe you can likely look at our new media and be like “Ha, well, at least I am not there”
- Comment on Anon goes home 5 weeks ago:
The other day I was talking in a common interest discord and mentioned that I largely moved from console to PC games in the late 90s. To which I was met with a “jfc how old are you?”
- Comment on Anon updates GNU/linux 5 weeks ago:
Well, see, this was side money. His real job was at a university in a research/teaching position, so he probably didn’t feel like going against the grain might end his career
- Comment on Anon updates GNU/linux 5 weeks ago:
The only reason we had a “computer class” was to learn how to type, and get familiarized with basic office software commonly used in universities. The lady who “taught” the class had some certification of being a “typist”, whatever the fresh hell that meant. I am pretty sure most of the staff had never really used a computer before, even the younger teachers mostly only ever used them to do data entry for the school.
The ones who seemed to know anything were the art teachers, the music teachers, and the one who really knew things was the AP math teacher, as he had been using computers for complex math stuff for a long time, and was only teaching high school part time. He knew how to code, used unix, bsd, slackware. I wish we had a class where he taught computer something. He also wanted to do that, but they told him no, they only wanted an AP math teacher. He even defended my friend, but was basically dismissed because he wasn’t full time staff.
- Comment on Anon updates GNU/linux 5 weeks ago:
While I doubt it went as far as the parents calling the police, way back when I was in high school, my friend got banned from the computers for “hacking” because he used the command prompt to control the computer instead of just the GUI.
- Comment on Iron 5 weeks ago:
I do not believe that stripping them of IP rights can go off without disrupting the system in place. I am not saying we should never do anything again. I am saying we are going to have to shift ownership from the private entity, to the public. This will cause a lot of corporations to shut down, leave industries, etc. They will also use their ability to manipulate vital technologies, like drugs, and dialysis, etc., to cause pain in order to scare people into compliance with them. The longer we wait to stop them from owning everything, the more catastrophic this change could be.