savage-t.bsky.social
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He's a genius, I tell you! 🙃
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This is the logical reasoning I'm here for. 🖖
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I share this anger as well. With full support, Ukraine could have broken the back of Russia's military, and been done with Putin once and for all.
I do temper myself, if only slightly, acknowledging that Biden & co. were privy to information that we are not, and have far more geo-pol experience.
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He's Screwtape.
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Be careful who's money you pick up.
-- William Burroughs, Advice To Young People
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Just one look tells you why Putin and Trump despise this man. They could never match his composure, and when they see him, they are painfully reminded of their own fraudulence.
Slava Ukraini! 🌻
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Usually not even then. "This is all Obama's fault! Just like FOX says!"
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I seem to recall this was a trading card.
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I'm not pissed. I just have asparagus envy.
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What was your first clue? 🤑
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I do like the fact that he broadcasts his fears.
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The conspiracy theorist in me says this is by design, to force you into purchasing a more expensive "sanctioned" karaoke device.
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"J'all got any more of them memes?"
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americanliterature.com/author/shirl...
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Spinal transplant.
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I can think of some federal workers who'd like to share more than five bullets with Leon.
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This is corruption 101 stuff. Put a compromised person in a position of power, so you can always threaten to expose them if they don't follow orders. See also, Ronny Jackson.
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They were awesome in their translucency. Mark my words, this will likely be one of the most collectible machines of the era.
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Oh, that's a mouth? I thought it was something else.
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"I would kill for you" is a whole kettle of devotion different from "I would die for you".
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More of a toddler with a pistol than a bull, I'd say.
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There's a few ways it could be repurposed, or run a different OS even, but the energy consumption is out the window. The server grade chips they used in these beasts are from the era before efficiency was in anybody's tech vocabulary.
They should have kept this design current, instead of trashcan.
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I don't disagree. It would make a great movie plot, though. Like seriously, think of the nut jobs that would become obsessed with "treasure hunting". Yikes.
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Sadly, I don't think I could recommend this path any more. It would likely require a video card upgrade at the very least, and possibly your processor(s) as well. The cost would be a significant portion of the price of a new/used Mini, which is orders of magnitude faster, and a fraction of âš¡ to run.
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They should make public the names of the individuals whose records were requested, so everybody can see who are their highest priority targets.
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Posting from my 2009 Mac Pro, I'd say yes. It is still my favorite computer I've ever owned, but OS is stuck on Monterey, and even that took some finagling. I'm hoping to replace it with a new Mini soon, so I can get back to learning Swift using the latest version, which the old timer just can't.
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Imagine what would happen if some portion of his wealth were offered as a bounty.
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SO magical. Hiking amongst those hoodoos is a surreal experience.
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The usefulness of an idiot is in the eye of the handler.
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Remind me, what color is that ill-tailored suit, anyhow?
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"What? Doesn't everybody multiply in hex?"
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Rebuild? Oh, uh, sure. That's it.
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Coming Soon: Trump Yacht Club, San Francisco
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'sup, Brough?
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You don't need a quantum computer for this. Rather, you simply need encryption algorithms for which quantum computations are not advantageous.
www.nist.gov/news-events/...
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I'd like to be able to call them a statistic.
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All credit to Joe Strummer.
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I'm afraid we've moved on to the next stage.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcW8...
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Remember what a great punchline Al Gore's "lockbox" was? Sidesplitting comedy. Well, about that...
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We do have the lucky fact that people this stupid are incredibly easy to turn against each other.
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I scoured, but not a mention. I then tried finding pics of Dhani with the same guitar, but also came up empty.
Here's a recent pic of him:
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I think that's what he meant by 'repeat'. That's a great citation, thanks!
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Ow, my flash bangs!
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IT security analyst: "Whoa! Your mouse has TWO buttons?!"
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Come on guys, he was in a hurry. You don't want to leave Bruce waiting on Valentine's Day.
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I keep saying this in replies, sorry if it's a repeat. Tell the airlines why. Make it plain and simple that Trump is the reason they are not going to make their quarterly numbers, and thus their bonuses. He is going to cost them, personally.
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Well that's not fair. Maybe if they skipped quality control, like Boeing likes to do, they could get him on that plane now. It's in the nation's best interest.
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Am I wrong, or was that Dhani Harrison playing the metallic blue Gibson?