In favor of eating the rich, but they probably won't taste so good...
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Alexander Techinque teacher and professional guiri. Retired from Linux adminning after 25 years.
In favor of eating the rich, but they probably won't taste so good...
In favor of eating the rich, but they probably won't taste so good...
codfather #FBPE
deilann v -0.2.1. 
How to describe Kissinger, according to major news organizations:
BBC: "sometimes controversial"
Reuters: "diplomat and Nobel winner"
CNN: "a dominating and polarizing force"
Politico: "America's most famous diplomat"
NBC News: "former US Secretary of State"
NYT: "shaped Cold War history"
Wall Street Journal: "helped forge US Policy"
AP News: "ex-secretary of state"
CNBC: "towering American diplomat"
ABC News: "former secretary of state and presidential advisor"
France 24: "giant of statecraft"
The Hill: "American dipolomat"
Washington Post: "shaped world affairs under two presidents"
NPR: "..." [updated to: "legendary diplomat and foreign policy scholar"]
COWARDS. All of you. THIS is a headline:
Rolling Stone: "War Criminal Beloved by America's Ruling Class"
Richard LittlerSay what you want about AI/ChatGPT, etc, but it has really given a voice to a generation of talentless sub-mediocrities with the ethics and intellects of socks. Without these brave pioneers, the internet wouldn't be swamped with false information and feeble imitations of stolen intellectual property.
Brian BilstonHere’s a poem called ‘The Caveman’s Lament’, believed to have been written around 1.5 million years ago by one of our earliest ancestors, homo unrequitus.
It is considered to be the world’s oldest surviving love poem.
Ethan J. A. SchoonoverLike me, perhaps you suffer from Sleep Debt.
I'm setting up a global marketplace to trade SLEEP OFFSET CREDITS. While you'll just be as tired as you were before, you'll sleep better* knowing that globally we're moving in the right direction.
* not actual sleep, will be SLEEP OFFSET CREDITS
jwzCan't take anyone seriously who consents to calling Facebook "Meta", Twitter "X", Google "Alphabet", anti-abortionists "pro-life" or the republican party "Grand". Doing so just makes you complicit in their disinformation psyop.
War and Peas 🧿
Dan HonLife is short. Use the fancy olive oil and the special salt. Drink the expensive wine and the fine spirits you've been saving. Get out the nice plates you're worried will break. Buy the guillotine you've had your eye on. Stake out and learn the routines of billionaires. Blow that rainy day money on turning inside sources. Don't waste your life on what-ifs. Behead them all and let the revolution sing.
Christopher PhinThis¹ popped into my feed again, and I want to add something else: being a bit shit at stuff and doing it anyway is specifically a radical, anti-capitalist act. ✊🏻 An underlying reason you want to do things well is because you’ve internalised the lesson that stuff only has value if it literally has economic value – if you can sell it.
Post your wonky drawings. Throw an ungainly pot. Make sub-par dinners. You’re literally smashing the system. ♥️
¹ From @ITOmarHernandez, reposted by @girlonthenet
your auntifa liza 🇵🇷 🦛 🦦i think we should start calling AI what it is: "Corporate Piracy".
para$$$ites have paid data hoarders to scrape whole websites, digital libraries and archives filled to the brim with copyrighted work; so they can repackage all that knowledge as if it were the serendipitous labor of sentient ghostly robots.
it's bullshit.
if unpaid sampling is copyright infringement; then scraping our social media and blogs, and passing it as their own knowledge, has to be as well.
bitch better have my money