Felixmeister
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Proud agent of the Great Emu Overlords.
Proud agent of the Great Emu Overlords.
That man will be responsible for more deaths than Trump or Hegseth. And probably even Bibi.
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June 28, 2025 at 12:49 AM
That man will be responsible for more deaths than Trump or Hegseth. And probably even Bibi.
'If it helps me, I deserve it for being a hard-working American.
If it helps someone else, that's a handout to lazy welfare queens.'
If it helps someone else, that's a handout to lazy welfare queens.'
June 28, 2025 at 12:45 AM
'If it helps me, I deserve it for being a hard-working American.
If it helps someone else, that's a handout to lazy welfare queens.'
If it helps someone else, that's a handout to lazy welfare queens.'
We have a lot of cross dept/system access to information in Australia. And frankly, it makes life so convenient for the public. Eg. Being able to go to any Dr and have them pull up everything they need immediately is so damn useful & efficient.
May 7, 2025 at 10:13 PM
We have a lot of cross dept/system access to information in Australia. And frankly, it makes life so convenient for the public. Eg. Being able to go to any Dr and have them pull up everything they need immediately is so damn useful & efficient.
Look, it's a good idea. But you don't do it all at once and you ensure that information protection and privacy laws, policies, and procedures are very firmly in place 1st
And those accessing data only get to do it through interfaces that only provide the information the requester needs & is allowed
And those accessing data only get to do it through interfaces that only provide the information the requester needs & is allowed
May 7, 2025 at 10:10 PM
Look, it's a good idea. But you don't do it all at once and you ensure that information protection and privacy laws, policies, and procedures are very firmly in place 1st
And those accessing data only get to do it through interfaces that only provide the information the requester needs & is allowed
And those accessing data only get to do it through interfaces that only provide the information the requester needs & is allowed
The Andrew Neil destruction of Ben was a thing of beauty.
May 7, 2025 at 10:02 PM
The Andrew Neil destruction of Ben was a thing of beauty.
What is his deal?
Is he a compromised asset? Did he start with a 'Russia stronk!' line & just kept leaning into it for views/interview spots?
Is he just another Tim Pool mercenary talking head?
Or is he just a full on russophile?
Is he a compromised asset? Did he start with a 'Russia stronk!' line & just kept leaning into it for views/interview spots?
Is he just another Tim Pool mercenary talking head?
Or is he just a full on russophile?
May 7, 2025 at 9:55 PM
What is his deal?
Is he a compromised asset? Did he start with a 'Russia stronk!' line & just kept leaning into it for views/interview spots?
Is he just another Tim Pool mercenary talking head?
Or is he just a full on russophile?
Is he a compromised asset? Did he start with a 'Russia stronk!' line & just kept leaning into it for views/interview spots?
Is he just another Tim Pool mercenary talking head?
Or is he just a full on russophile?
Sadly, the cabinet from Idiocracy would be an improvement.
March 11, 2025 at 6:39 AM
Sadly, the cabinet from Idiocracy would be an improvement.
So very much.
One of my favourite episodes. I was fascinated by the initial reaction to 'the dress', but saw it merely as an example of how much our perception of reality can differ from one person to the next.
But learning the mechanisms grounds that intuitive understanding.
One of my favourite episodes. I was fascinated by the initial reaction to 'the dress', but saw it merely as an example of how much our perception of reality can differ from one person to the next.
But learning the mechanisms grounds that intuitive understanding.
December 25, 2024 at 10:17 PM
So very much.
One of my favourite episodes. I was fascinated by the initial reaction to 'the dress', but saw it merely as an example of how much our perception of reality can differ from one person to the next.
But learning the mechanisms grounds that intuitive understanding.
One of my favourite episodes. I was fascinated by the initial reaction to 'the dress', but saw it merely as an example of how much our perception of reality can differ from one person to the next.
But learning the mechanisms grounds that intuitive understanding.
Um, I think you have the first lady and the president mixed up.
December 25, 2024 at 9:40 AM
Um, I think you have the first lady and the president mixed up.