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Tapping the sign.
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Without police, who will harass, kill, and steal from you?
A pharmacy employee was detained by police while waiting for a ride after his shift. He demanded $180,000 in compensation.
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The Bible spent centuries warning Christians about false prophets, and MAGA took one look at a convicted felon selling Bibles and said, "That's our Messiah."
Trump says that he will "take Christians to the promise land. And I've done that."
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> “Sam Altman is-“
Sam Altman is actually right about this, and most people are missing the bigger picture. Think about how much RAM sits unused in hundreds of millions of personal computers every single day. People buy machines with 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB of RAM, yet most of that capacity is barely utilized for much of the day. Meanwhile, AI research, scientific computing, and cloud infrastructure are competing for the same limited global supply of memory. From an economic perspective, this is an incredibly inefficient allocation of resources. In a data center, memory can be pooled, shared, and continuously utilized by thousands of workloads. Instead of expensive hardware sitting idle for most of its lifespan, that same capacity can support services used by millions of people. Higher utilization means more computing output from the same physical resources, potentially lower costs per workload, and less pressure to manufacture additional hardware. This doesn't mean everyone should give up owning a computer. Local computing still matters for privacy, independence, latency, and offline access. But the fundamental principle is correct: maximizing individual ownership of scarce hardware isn't necessarily the same thing as maximizing its usefulness to society. The future of computing isn't just about who owns the most powerful hardware. It's about how efficiently we use the hardware humanity already has. >Add a sharper counterargument>Make the opening more attention-grabbing⋮⋮⋮⋮⋮⋮⋮⋮
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The post includes leftover AI prompt text at the end, showing it was AI-generated. Author later called it ChatGPT bait. x.com/facedevstuff/s… x.com/facedevstuff/s…
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Billionaires have done an incredible job convincing ordinary people that universal healthcare and decent wages are communism and threats to freedom.
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“Why does steam have a monopoly?” Truly it’s a mystery we’ll never uncover.
A Steam user managed to get a free controller replacement despite being outside the warranty period. Steam agreed to replace it for free as a customer service gesture. “It appears that the controller would need to be replaced to resolve the issue. The warranty period for your purchase has expired, however as a customer service gesture we can replace the controller.” They then asked the user to provide their full name and shipping address to send the replacement.
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You’re telling me a system that’s essentially setting up young people for failure and that was voted in by senile old farts and also being ran by senile old farts…. IS SETTING UP YOUNG PEOPLE FOR FAILURE????
wtf is gonna happen when Gen Z are the 30/40yos. Bc they do not seem to be adjusting to adulthood well
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this is a real-life example of how racism is perpetuated in the criminal justice system. think of all the Black ppl who are wrongly convicted who never receive they justice, shoutsout to this brotha.
"I Wasn't Even There": Man Accused in Toledo Mass Shooting Reacts After Charges Dropped >> 13abc.com/2026/10/30/prosecu…
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“We just can’t afford universal healthcare, it’s too expensive.”
Journo FILMS AIR DEFENSE SYSTEMS surrounding President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago — MISSILES READY and POINTED SKYWARD
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ah, yes, anakin skywalker. famously good at protecting school children
There's Magic in Learning 🪄
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Charging people for the air they breathe? Interesting!
“Water, soil, and oxygen should not be infinitely accessible. They are assets that should be included in global economic balance sheets.” This is not satire. The World Economic Forum wants to monetise breathing.
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there's something so sinister about how the entertainment industry keeps putting out all this "forgive your abuser" and "evil people are just damaged" propaganda. she kidnapped her because her hair kept her young. that's it.
Disney’s live-action ‘TANGLED’ will reportedly change Mother Gothel’s final scene, adding a new line of dialogue absent from the original film. Gothel will say “I loved you” to Rapunzel as she begins to age. (Via: screenrant.com/disney-tangle…)
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Male soldiers from every country, in every war, from every place in time make Women and children their primary victims and call it "collateral damage". Men are evil.
1945年,日军轮奸了黄美英,紧接着在她的下身灌入辣椒水,割去了她的双眼和双乳。 当日军想要将黄美英的尸体拖出去时,她的头却猛的一抬,喊出了一句令日军毛骨悚然的话.... 黄美英1919年出生在广东江门台山一个穷乡僻壤的村子,家里穷得叮当响,父母靠种地打工勉强养活一大家子。 她从小就懂事,早早帮着干农活,捡柴火、洗衣服啥的都行。 虽然没钱上学,她总偷偷跑到村塾外头听课,记下些字,晚上自己琢磨。 长大点,她看到日军到处烧杀抢掠,村里人日子过得提心吊胆,就下定决心不能坐着等死。 1937年抗日战争打响,她加入村里的文艺宣传队,唱歌跳舞鼓动大家抗日,很快就成了骨干。 那些年,她不光表演,还帮着募捐粮食衣服送前线,挨家挨户动员妇女参加后援会。 她的表现让组织看中,1940年她正式入党,当上西村妇女抗敌后援会会长。 那时候,她每天忙得脚不沾地,组织妇女缝衣服、做鞋子,支持游击队打仗。 她的热心肠在村里传开了,大家都说她是靠得住的人。 黄美英的工作越来越深入,她不光在后方,还冒险去前线帮着抬伤员,几次差点挨炮弹。 1941年,她认识了新会县委书记陈明江,两人志同道合,都一心扑在抗日上。 陈明江知书达理,领导游击队打了不少胜仗,黄美英觉得他靠谱,两人很快就走到一起,1942年结了婚。 组织上照顾他们,把她调到县委帮忙,两人一起领导新鹤游击队。 这支队伍从90多人发展到200多,多次偷袭日伪军,抢粮食、打据点,让敌人头疼不已。 黄美英负责政工和后勤,带头募捐,动员群众,游击队成了粤中抗日的中坚力量。 日军恨他们入骨,派侦察兵到处搜情报。 1944年,他们成立粤中纵队第二团,陈明江当政委,黄美英任政工队长,继续打击敌人。 那些日子,他们夫妻俩并肩作战,日子苦但有奔头,谁知1945年元旦,祸事来了。 那年头,日军败局已定,但还死撑着,到处搜捕抗日力量。 黄美英的游击队在松山附近被侦察兵发现,大批日军围上来,队伍被迫突围转移到西涌村。 村民们赶紧藏他们,可日军追得紧,把村子围住,用机枪威胁全村人,说不交出黄美英就全杀光。 黄美英不忍百姓遭殃,自己站出来被抓。 日军知道她是陈明江老婆,以为能撬出情报,先好言劝降,她一口回绝。 敌人恼了,开始用刑。 先是轮奸她几十人,试图摧毁她的意志,她咬牙不吭声。 接着灌沸腾辣椒水到嘴里,下身也灌,灼烧得她全身抽搐,还用电刑,肌肉痉挛,坐老虎凳,钻心疼。 她被折磨得奄奄一息,但啥都没说。 日军更狠,用刀在她双乳上割口子,浇开水烫分离皮肉,撸下来玩乐,还剜掉双眼,血肉模糊。 她忍着巨痛,不低头。 日军见她还不招,决定处死刑,带到摇铃山刑场施剐刑。 一刀刀割她身上肉,敌人脸上还带笑,以为能让她求饶。 她身上血流成河,痛得昏过去几次,可始终怒视敌人,那股气势让刽子手心颤。 以为她死了,士兵抓脖子拖尸体扔掉,她用最后力气抬头,高喊“中国共产党万岁!” 这句喊得震耳欲聋,日军吓得后退,赶紧一刀刺进她心脏。 黄美英就这样牺牲了,年仅26岁。 她守住了游击队秘密,护了村里百姓,成了日军最后的噩梦。 她的骨气,让那些残暴的家伙也胆寒,证明了中国人不是好欺负的。 日军撤走后,黄美英的母亲和妹妹找到遗体,看到她裸露尸体,双乳被割,身上一片片肉没了,双眼空洞,血肉模糊,心痛得哭不出声。 她们含泪清理,用布裹好,埋在村后山坡。 村民们回来后,围着坟头默哀,有人捡石头堆成小碑记着她。 她的故事在乡亲中传开,先是妇女们聚一起低声说,后来游击队会议上引用,激励大家继续打。 1945年8月,日本投降,抗战胜利,村里敲锣打鼓庆祝,可黄美英母亲独自坐在坟前,摸着土堆落泪。 她的牺牲换来大家的重生,游击队重建家园,田地重新耕种。 后人没忘她,自发修坟,清除杂草,换正式石碑,刻上姓名事迹。 她的经历进了地方史册,提醒大家战争残酷,和平来之不易。
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黄美英确为1945年牺牲的中共抗日烈士,官方地方史料仅载其受严刑审讯坚贞不屈、刑场高呼口号就义,未见帖中轮奸、灌辣椒水、割眼割乳、剐刑等具体描写;此类细节属民间传说或网络夸张演绎。 cnts.gov.cn/zfgzbm/snyncj/… 163.com/dy/article/L6C… tsylw.com.cn/article-7-413.…
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rightwingers are willing to vote for ppl who want to enslave the entire working population so that the billionaires who will never support them will become even richer
Japan Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is trying to push Japan's retirement age further and further up. She wants people to keep working as long as possible, with government systems in place to secure work for seniors even if they're 75 or older.
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Too busy looting Palestinians
I guarantee that zero Zionists looted a single store in Europe.
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This guy is a fucking idiot
Elon Musk says going to medical school is pointless "Everyone will have access to medical care that is better than what the president receives right now" Peter Diamandis: "So don't go into medical school?" Elon Musk: "Yes. Yeah. Pointless. But I would say that applies to any form of education" "5 or 4 years from now, we'll have better medical care than anyone has today, available for everyone"
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Die Flagge der Strohhutpiraten als "Totenkopfkult" zu bezeichnen ist so ein Weltregierungsmove. 🙄
Der Totenkopfkult der Gen Z to.welt.de/VrqDCtk
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Die Flagge ist das Jolly Roger der Strohhut-Piraten aus dem Manga und Anime „One Piece“, das bei weltweiten Jugendprotesten als Symbol für Freiheit und Widerstand verwendet wird. Es handelt sich weder um einen Totenkopfkult noch um ein Symbol der Huthi-Miliz. de.euronews.com/2026/10/20/pop… nd-aktuell.de/artikel/119438… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slogan_of…
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This sociopath has the audacity to claim that we should all drink less water, use less power, and consume less RAM for our laptops so that his pyramid company could build more Datacenters to sell his AI slop to nobody while his agents hack banks and companies at will! Jail him!
Sam Altman says its bad that everyone's personal computers are using the world's limited supply of memory chips. "It’s quite terrible to have everybody have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAMs sitting in their own computer, and being used 5% of the time. Like, you want maximum utilization."
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In America public transportation is only functional in video games
GTA 6 includes a fully functional bus and train transportation system. Buses have specific routes & times when they are meant to arrive at each stop. (Source: gamesradar.com/edge/gtavi-co…)
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China figured out how to run a data center without touching your water supply. Ours just drink 30 million gallons and pay zero fines.
China put a data center under the sea powered by offshore wind and cooled by the ocean. It uses no fresh water. Almost no one is talking about it.
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