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Evil is perpetuating misery for profit.

@orrery Earth is my home planet but this is def the wrong dimension

When asked why the story was deleted, Lobsters moderator pushcx said, "because it's business news and analysis"...

His message and my reply.

The story where I posted this comment was deleted. lobste.rs/s/mpxyav/intel_dange

Link goes to: cs.cmu.edu/%7Edavide/bad_thing

Spread the word! More people need to know about !

Apparently there are more police raids happening on CCC-related locations:

twitter.com/riseupnet/status/1

Not every false-flag operation will be this obvious, of course.

Quality doesn’t die, folks. It dominates.

Why would anyone short $TSLA? Idiots.

At the same time, it will probably be a while before the tech and protocols for replacing them will be ready.

But ratings and reviews sites will always have a place.

This is the same reason conservatives and liberals should love third-party candidates, even if they (foolishly) don’t vote for them.

Anytime any financial service does something bad it's good for .

So even if you hate , you should thank it for improvements in the quality of service you receive elsewhere.

What is with LinkedIn invites about "business synergies"? I get so many of these, smh

My home lab setup for highly-available Internet
github.com/bradfitz/homelab

(submitted by bradfitz)

One weird trick to avoid sounding like a hypocrite: when criticizing a β€œside”, criticize the opposing side in the same breath.

Example: Trump is a piece of shit, and so is Obama. They’re pieces of shit in different ways, and they both have their upsides too.

There, now you can go home and have drinks.

Jesus done told y’all about the speck, but it’s ~2000 years later and this rather sensible point is still lost on most of twitter (and many parts of Mastodon).

biblehub.com/matthew/7-3.htm