

Well, not having money doesn’t give you permission to steal though.
I am a guy from southern germany. I like scouting, trains and computers. Politically, I would consider myself as a democratic socialist.
(For anyone wondering, yes this is from the same guy, as !DeckPacker@piefed.blahaj.zone)


Well, not having money doesn’t give you permission to steal though.


Why is your logo in the trailer and your banner AI slop?
I am sorry, but that doesn’t seem worth engaging with at all. Also it is a pretty shitty thing to do to pretend to be an artist while shitting out slop with the plagarism machine.
Then resources and labour would be finite. You can’t just escape scarcity.
And anyone who confuses the problems with capitalism and currency is an idiot and their economic arguments should not be taken seriously.

That’s a good thing. Apparently, the only thing some people on here know how to do is whine.

What do you mean, everyone in Australia is already on their energy grid


Nice!
She was a Zionist, so not worth voting for


They aren’t nearly as unsafe as people think they are and I think they are completely fine.
BUT it still doesn’t make sense to build them, because renewables (especially solar) is so much cheaper, so we should focus all our energy on expanding that instead of nuclear.


Cause they don’t care about winning. They just want to uphold the interest of capital.


standing up to Israel amid accusations that it was carrying out a genocide in Gaza.
Yeah, shure Guardian, these are just “accusations” from crazy leftists.


Not individual people, really. It’s the capital owning class, that tries to push bigotry to protect their own power.

Holy shit, the own quite a few of those.
Kape Technologies plc (formerly Crossrider Ltd.) is a British-Israeli company[1] owned by businessman Teddy Sagi.[2] Kape owns the VPN service and cybersecurity companies CyberGhost, Private Internet Access, ZenMate, ExpressVPN, and Intego.[3]

What’s the Israeli VPN?


What I found much more interesting than the new subscription, was all their weird obsessive behaviours the author described, which seem to almost normalized in her mind.
Like memorizing all the followers of your ex and checking regularly if they have new ones, to see if they have a new relationship. Or checking, if your exes look at your stories.
I am very glad, I am not involved with social media (and most of my friends as well), because it seems to exadurate your worst impulses in a way, that I would have never thought could be normalized in our society.


Mainly the first part, especially the "You’ve made some excellent point highlighting… " just sounds very off to me.


I guess, I was wrong, sorry


You are either AI or talk like you are


It’s fucking Linux, which still supports CPUs that are more than 20 years old. You don’t need to rely on any company to provide you “support”.


It seems like you didn’t fully read my post
I was talking about you use of AI, which is based on plagiarizing art from it’s training data