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Yes. Please tell me how to purchase.
August 1, 2025 at 12:01 AM
Yes. Please tell me how to purchase.
Btn is the only one I like to use.
July 7, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Btn is the only one I like to use.
I live close to it. Sometimes I can see the glow from my house. Very beautiful.
June 30, 2025 at 5:21 PM
I live close to it. Sometimes I can see the glow from my house. Very beautiful.
From the standpoint of the eugenicist, people who believe in government authority are considered chattel. They are useful for following orders according to their programming, but they are expendable.
IQ tests are constantly released, and sometimes a fail means you lose your life.
IQ tests are constantly released, and sometimes a fail means you lose your life.
June 28, 2025 at 9:18 PM
From the standpoint of the eugenicist, people who believe in government authority are considered chattel. They are useful for following orders according to their programming, but they are expendable.
IQ tests are constantly released, and sometimes a fail means you lose your life.
IQ tests are constantly released, and sometimes a fail means you lose your life.
Btw, what legislation caused the internet to be created? What legislation caused Chrome or Firefox to be created?
June 18, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Btw, what legislation caused the internet to be created? What legislation caused Chrome or Firefox to be created?
“And they will own nothing and be happy.”
June 18, 2025 at 10:35 PM
“And they will own nothing and be happy.”
Why would I choose inefficient and authoritarian models over more efficient decentralized services?
June 18, 2025 at 9:01 PM
Why would I choose inefficient and authoritarian models over more efficient decentralized services?
That’s why I referred to modern development. Your argument about how things were past created, does not correspond to the logic of decentralized development.
Your tone and attitude does not encourage civil discourse. Same with your assumptions that I am libertarian. Libs are still authoritarian.
Your tone and attitude does not encourage civil discourse. Same with your assumptions that I am libertarian. Libs are still authoritarian.
June 18, 2025 at 9:00 PM
That’s why I referred to modern development. Your argument about how things were past created, does not correspond to the logic of decentralized development.
Your tone and attitude does not encourage civil discourse. Same with your assumptions that I am libertarian. Libs are still authoritarian.
Your tone and attitude does not encourage civil discourse. Same with your assumptions that I am libertarian. Libs are still authoritarian.
You had me until you suggested legislation as the path to a better browser. What, involve government, the opposite of efficient and free? The success of modern development is to create things that fly in the face of authoritarianism.
June 18, 2025 at 6:35 PM
You had me until you suggested legislation as the path to a better browser. What, involve government, the opposite of efficient and free? The success of modern development is to create things that fly in the face of authoritarianism.
They're literally giving you a hint. These people are rich and don't believe in the system the way you do. You're polarized, while they are not. They evaluate "news" based on how it will polarize commoners. They think decades ahead to times when we will be forgotten. This isn't democracy. Awaken.
June 17, 2025 at 2:48 AM
They're literally giving you a hint. These people are rich and don't believe in the system the way you do. You're polarized, while they are not. They evaluate "news" based on how it will polarize commoners. They think decades ahead to times when we will be forgotten. This isn't democracy. Awaken.
The problem with libertarians is that they still believe that there is a level of coercion that is necessary for society to function. As you become mindful of logic and how society functions, you move forward with the realization that any form of government is antithetical to a successful society.
June 16, 2025 at 9:02 PM
The problem with libertarians is that they still believe that there is a level of coercion that is necessary for society to function. As you become mindful of logic and how society functions, you move forward with the realization that any form of government is antithetical to a successful society.
Yep. That's what The Odin Project has been teaching me. I'm getting decent with all three of those. I can do basic front-end stuff so far (and I don't use AI to generate code). TOP branches into React and Node or to Ruby On Rails. I chose the JS route, but I'm still learning Intermediate HTML & CSS.
June 14, 2025 at 7:37 AM
Yep. That's what The Odin Project has been teaching me. I'm getting decent with all three of those. I can do basic front-end stuff so far (and I don't use AI to generate code). TOP branches into React and Node or to Ruby On Rails. I chose the JS route, but I'm still learning Intermediate HTML & CSS.
What do you recommend? I’m doing the Odin Project and it’s either js or Ruby on Rails.
June 14, 2025 at 1:23 AM
What do you recommend? I’m doing the Odin Project and it’s either js or Ruby on Rails.
They expected that the people would be smart enough to hang anyone that tried to implement a federal reserve system to take control of the money and thus, the government.
June 10, 2025 at 4:36 PM
They expected that the people would be smart enough to hang anyone that tried to implement a federal reserve system to take control of the money and thus, the government.
Government is always violence. Let’s work on a better program instead of supporting a failure.
June 8, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Government is always violence. Let’s work on a better program instead of supporting a failure.
Let’s stop lending credibility to unverified authority by stopping pretending as though these policies exist to serve a society of individuals.
June 1, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Let’s stop lending credibility to unverified authority by stopping pretending as though these policies exist to serve a society of individuals.
Great article. Makes me think of an allegory: a pimp manages a prostitute to get something from nothing. He pushes her mileage by crafting illusion for her to believe.
Developers should find people who share their vision, but not necessarily their skill set. Then symbiosis can be achieved.
Developers should find people who share their vision, but not necessarily their skill set. Then symbiosis can be achieved.
June 1, 2025 at 8:20 PM
Great article. Makes me think of an allegory: a pimp manages a prostitute to get something from nothing. He pushes her mileage by crafting illusion for her to believe.
Developers should find people who share their vision, but not necessarily their skill set. Then symbiosis can be achieved.
Developers should find people who share their vision, but not necessarily their skill set. Then symbiosis can be achieved.
Yep. Now I have this little ai drone flying around my Excel spreadsheets. I’ve tried to stop it and cannot unless I “I hide until I open document next time.” I’m sure it’s still there, invisible.
May 31, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Yep. Now I have this little ai drone flying around my Excel spreadsheets. I’ve tried to stop it and cannot unless I “I hide until I open document next time.” I’m sure it’s still there, invisible.
Let’s not stop with the internet. All of society should be founded on informed and voluntary consent.
May 30, 2025 at 7:20 AM
Let’s not stop with the internet. All of society should be founded on informed and voluntary consent.
They used to say they didn’t explode. How did we go to the moon in the 60’s but can’t now? Hmm…
May 28, 2025 at 6:23 PM
They used to say they didn’t explode. How did we go to the moon in the 60’s but can’t now? Hmm…
If my investors at my company forced me to work 40 hour weeks, it would me about 80 hours total, and “my work” would cause the company to fail.
You don’t want to force the CEO to work 40 hours. He often works more, and when he works less, it’s because he’s put in all the work to create a success.
You don’t want to force the CEO to work 40 hours. He often works more, and when he works less, it’s because he’s put in all the work to create a success.
May 28, 2025 at 6:15 PM
If my investors at my company forced me to work 40 hour weeks, it would me about 80 hours total, and “my work” would cause the company to fail.
You don’t want to force the CEO to work 40 hours. He often works more, and when he works less, it’s because he’s put in all the work to create a success.
You don’t want to force the CEO to work 40 hours. He often works more, and when he works less, it’s because he’s put in all the work to create a success.
I wouldn’t let them do this bitcoin federal reserve thing. Cryptocurrency was designed so that we would not have centralized money.
May 26, 2025 at 5:49 PM
I wouldn’t let them do this bitcoin federal reserve thing. Cryptocurrency was designed so that we would not have centralized money.
I think if we readdress our foundations on how things should be monetized, we could repair the regression that developers find themselves in.
May 25, 2025 at 8:47 PM
I think if we readdress our foundations on how things should be monetized, we could repair the regression that developers find themselves in.