I’m not Trump. I have the identity. The best identity. You can ask everyone. “The best identity” they say. Is he fit to run for president? Yes. Is Dungrad his secret identity. No. Clear no. Think back Waterloo and … and what they did to those wonderful people. Put that into perspective. Even Obama said Dungrad is not his identity. I like my coworkers. He likes his coworkers. Hardworking people they are.

Lmao imaging he’d go on Lemmy to vent about his “co worker” lol

Good lord. I went to the kitchen to get me a coffee and grabbed a cookie from the snack bar.

This baffles me so often. I have a coworker who is on cigarettes, weed, caffeine, and alcohol. But is not vaccinated, because that’s unhealthy.

Lately he cought me in the office eating sweets and started to educate me how bad sugar is.

You can’t make that shit up.

Just because you are not allowed to smoke in there. I guarantee she would have smoked indoors otherwise.

Yes, it’s lyrics from a song, though.

Not so much me. It’s, in fact, my fetish.

Countries are just lines drawn in the sand with a stick.

I thought it’s a weird program of the Blue Men Group.

Geany https://www.geany.org/

Where did I say otherwise? 🤔

Pretty much that. It has all the sane defaults that protect and enable you when starting out in SecOps.

And for more experienced users it’s later on: “before I setup everything again, I just use Kali.”

Companies that are equally rated as bad as Nestlé contain:

• Amazon
• Dr. Oetker
• Billabong
• Beyond Meat
• Mattel
• Google
• Jack Wolfskin

Among thousands of others.

Oh boy is that my passion topic. You know why this doesn’t work? Because you as a freaking consumer are not responsible! It’s just capitalism that indoctrinates this BS into all of us.

You can’t check the ethics of every service and product you consume. Nestlé is actually a good example. Yeah they suck. But so does every other nutrition mega corp. Don’t believe me? Check out how ethical “Danone” and “Kelloggs” is. Now go grocery shopping and avoid these three companies. Good luck.

It should not be the responsibility of the consumer to ensure that a company does not kill infants, fuel war, engage in slavery etc.

Just think about what you have bought recently. Did you double check the supply chain? Do you really know the ecological food print? Do you know where this stuff has been produced? Which workers, factories, and other entities have been exploited to make these? The scissors that your hair dressers use are most likely unethical.

They play you, because as long as you think “man I’m not the problem, they are” you will never realize that you have to look up to spot the asshole.

Edit: the responsibility of the customer is more like “what contains less sugar,” “what tastes better,” “what is of better value,” “what is produced more locally” etc. Not literally “are they killing babies,” “do they engage in genocide” etc.

And that’d be “only” a toilet. People out there euphorically buying cars like that.

And often the fastest option even lol

You will love TuxedoOS tbh. 😁

… btw

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