I am ready to be hurt again

this comment is preposterous.

Bad headline, should remove the " 's Grok ’ part.

Why?

And what share of the profit should go right in executives pockets? How many employees should be laid off to increase this profit? Is 6 million $/yr enough for a CEO to feed their fucking family?

Not loving that the exact source of the data in this graph is not clearly linked in the description.

So stop sitting idly. Join a DSA chapter: DSA; Sign up for the general strike: The General Strike

Okay then, join a general strike and we all stop polluting via mega-corps at the same time and demand a change: The General Strike

PaywallRemoved - not there’s much to the article that you can’t see from just the top of the page

switch to linux mint and all these issues poof away

I guess its up to us

there are very rich and powerful people who spend all of their ‘working’ time actively fighting against those things. They (clearly) would sooner support the construction of the fourth reich in america than give up profit streams like energy/housing/automotive.

damn homie are you the heritage foundation

I heard that recently and thought to myself ‘yea I don’t have a fucking boat’ and realized that is the true meaning of this phrase. People who own boats already are gonna do great. People who don’t will drown.

sorry to be the AKTUALLY guy, but the term ‘2nm process’ does not actually mean that ANY part of the device is actually 2nm in length, it is just a marketing term.

I’m on the ONS site and there’s mountains of publications and data on Covid. Which publication did they read?

“Our default behavior for the general public will intentionally err on the side of caution, by training models to provide high-level insights that support expert understanding while withholding sufficient detail to prevent novice misuse.” — So users have to have a premium subscription for bioweapons development assistance?

I modded it with the ‘no purchasable resources’ and it became a totally different game; It was all spreadsheet/logistics and organizing galaxy wide shipping to central hubs where I had to fabricate all my own materials to be able to upgrade equipment. I found that far more enjoyable, but the game is still meh. Not worth the replays like skyrim was.

seriously - how fuckin lazy it was to just copy/paste the same enemy outpost 500 times.

After running through the main story once, I modded it to where you cannot buy any natural resources - they must be harvested in person and/or setup a base and and ship all natural resources to a central storage planet. This essentially turned it into a spreadsheet-logistics game which gave me a a second, much more enjoyable playthrough. But I agree - absolutely medium-tier game.