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Everybody is unique. Unless I’m an historian, I think there’s more harm than good in selecting Hilter of all people as the source for that data.

Like if we want to add context to events in Hitlers life, then this could be useful. But our social discourse isn’t immune to narratives that would seek to blame an individual’s genetics for a social ideology / inevitable historic symptom of runaway global capitalism.

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The “underlying health conditions” they mention are a possible predisposition for schizophrenia, autism, bipolar disorder, and kallman syndrome. Things that most certainly do not create hilters, and if it’s being argued by anyone that they may then it is indeed apologia for fascist ideology. The thing that actually does create hitlers.

I think that his genetics might somewhat illuminate or inform historical events, but having it out there in our media environment just begs to have it abused and misconstrued by the wrong people for the wrong reasons.

Thank you so much for going into detail! That’s exactly the kind of features breakdown explanation I was hoping for.

Interesting that it’s Google of all companies implementing this stuff on their phones. Seems too coincidental to be accident. Maybe they have a security zealot in an executive position at Android, or maybe there’s a power clash of some sort between them and law enforcement. Or maybe it’s as simple as the government wanting a line of secure devices that they don’t have to worry as much about taking abroad and Google was the contractor of choice. I’m too cynical to believe that they’re doing it out of concern for their users under legal duress.

Can someone tell me why GrapheneOS is considered more “private” and “secure” than LineageOS, and how that relates to only supporting the flagship phone line from one of the United State’s larget corporations?

I currently run LineageOS on an old OnePlus model. Before that I only purchased HTC phones because I liked their simple, durable hardware and lack of bells/whistles, until the US blocked domestic sales to boost sales of US models because they’re Chinese.

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Yeah it’s a cropped AI upres of a video still, this is the original.

It’s the Curiosity Rover team celebrating a successful world-first rocket crane landing.

No, but our Treasury Secretary recently floated the idea so it might become a thing soon. I believe there are already some 40-year mortgages, but they’re rare and non-standard. The 30-year mortgage has been an American institution since it was standardized under FDR’s New Deal in the 1930s.

They’re considering offering a 50-year mortgage product to a market where the average first time buyer age is 40. Like no joke they’re aiming to lock people into a mortgage that would cost more per month than renting the same property until they’re 90.

Probably because it’s a cropped section of a shitty AI upres of a video still, here’s an original.

It’s from 2012 when the NASA JPL team did a successful first-ever “rocket crane” landing to get the Curiosity rover onto the surface of Mars. It was actually a really touching / exciting moment, there’s lot of other photos out there of the team hugging and celebrating.

The guy who facilitates your mortgage contract isn’t getting your mortgage payments. The corporation that employs them is. The guy is making a wage or maybe just an hourly salary, plus commission.

By your logic, the checkout worker at costco is skimming off your wages to gate your access to food and clothing. The only difference is that you wouldn’t personally object morally to that line of work, but your personal morality isn’t a class distinction.

All companies are “capitalist AF”. It’s not just banks. But even a sleezy car salesman who is trained to convince you to sign an extortive lease isn’t oppressing you. He isn’t betraying you at a class level. He isn’t the one getting your monthly payments. His plight is exactly the same as yours.

This isn’t “wacko lib”, it’s literally Marx. And if we can’t understand that and stomach the differentiation, we will forever collectively stay oppressed.

Being able to tell the difference between a fellow worker and a class traitor isn’t bootlicking!

I wasn’t even the person who generalized and nazified, the comment above me did. What in the actual heck, buddy?

I must say, Gordon, you come at a very opportune time. Alyx has just installed the final piece for our resurrected labor strike. It’s a Red Cup Day!

Yeah at this point the anticheat of the multiplayer military fps genre really is the opiate of the masses keeping windows at the top of gaming market share. Because no OS besides windows would ever allow for something so wildly insecure.

I play the genre, in fact PUBG is one of my favorite games (Judge me as you will), but I made the decision a few years back that my control over my own computer, my privacy and security in my own home, my ideological rejection of the stranglehold microsoft has over the home PC, were all more important than my ability to play a handful of violent, samesie, DoD-funded military apologia.

I have zero regrets. I do miss PUBG from time to time. But no, in the end it wasn’t really an excuse to not switch.

No, they’re not. A lot of them don’t even have a degree in anything.

Your personal financial advisor is a person you should be able to trust with your important financial decisions. They guy at the bank handing you a contract to sign is an employee with a script on rails, a manager, and a commission structure.

In a better world it wouldn’t be like that but in a better world I don’t think I’d be going to a bank in the first place.

Yeah every commissioned salesperson you don’t like is literally nazi ss. Go off, you galaxybrained god.

Bank workers are, at best, getting a small bonus when you sign that mortgage. Your fellow worker isn’t the enemy.

Half of them I did wait, yeah. Plus they were indoor hydroponic grown (People think I’m growing weed in that room but really I grow everything except weed), so I presume supercharged.

I refer more to growing flowers as the main event. Most people I know who garden outside use flowers in the way you described.

I do however have one extremely “dudebro” guy friend who literally grew almost nothing but flowers for a few years, specifically to sell them to a florist :P