For real. I was not walking around with a libertarian chip on my shoulder. I had moved away from it, but seeing real jobs really changed that. My "public" jobs at the university had me reporting and recording a lot of what I did. Keeping track of grant money was a pretty serious deal. Having a job later in the private sector you can slack off a lot more. Pretty much every lazy government worker stereotype was there and kind of magnified. Every now and then I notice something else that is in conflict with the idea that unregulated capitalism is a good ideal.
These guys always give me closeted gay or at least asexual vibes. Like they don't seem to enjoy the company of women in any sense. They just understand that's its good marketing to have some around.
I'd pull out my libertarian hat out and tell people that the market decided this is the most efficient location for the cart corral. Instructing customers to do otherwise is big government and communist.
it’s only cultural appropriation if you’re making a shit ton of money off of something you copied from another culture
Or something that is ceremonial and is being used out of context is a common complaint. Tho most traditional clothing also has a party associated with it, so really just make a good judgement.
You know what... Good. That undermines anything they have said about being a "prediction market place" and what ever hogwash was supposed to be the value. Now it should be easier to take down.
Both are supply chain attacks and the proprietary world let it go farther. They both highlight vulnerabilities. There are going to be small and important FOSS projects that have burnt out maintainers, and possibly few eyes on. In principal someone should be getting paid to keep things safe in closed land, but security is a cost center and an easy cut for the MBAs in charge of things.
Yeah, but it was personal then. Now its soulless and corporate
/s
For real. I was not walking around with a libertarian chip on my shoulder. I had moved away from it, but seeing real jobs really changed that. My "public" jobs at the university had me reporting and recording a lot of what I did. Keeping track of grant money was a pretty serious deal. Having a job later in the private sector you can slack off a lot more. Pretty much every lazy government worker stereotype was there and kind of magnified. Every now and then I notice something else that is in conflict with the idea that unregulated capitalism is a good ideal.
These guys always give me closeted gay or at least asexual vibes. Like they don't seem to enjoy the company of women in any sense. They just understand that's its good marketing to have some around.
Background noise for Texas.
I grew up in a place with a lot of libertarian ideas. Getting a real job undoes a lot.
I'd pull out my libertarian hat out and tell people that the market decided this is the most efficient location for the cart corral. Instructing customers to do otherwise is big government and communist.
/s
Always have been.
I wouldn't mind having a nice butt either
Really makes you want to speak Spanish.
LDS recruitment is different these days
Rip
Can confirm on the porn.
Bro is reporting that Ukraine missed one.
Unciv
Also works on desktop Linux
Or something that is ceremonial and is being used out of context is a common complaint. Tho most traditional clothing also has a party associated with it, so really just make a good judgement.
Good video. I am still on the fence as I mainly game on a Steam Deck and am not sure if it will handle it well.
You know what... Good. That undermines anything they have said about being a "prediction market place" and what ever hogwash was supposed to be the value. Now it should be easier to take down.
Yup, and besides he was busy finding someone's keys.
It was previously posted by actually Jessica. /j
No need for speculation we have such a real equivalent.
The SolarWinds Cyberattack Explained: Hack, Victims, and Key Facts
Both are supply chain attacks and the proprietary world let it go farther. They both highlight vulnerabilities. There are going to be small and important FOSS projects that have burnt out maintainers, and possibly few eyes on. In principal someone should be getting paid to keep things safe in closed land, but security is a cost center and an easy cut for the MBAs in charge of things.