callinOutLiars's comments

A good leader doesn’t ask people to do something they themselves wouldn’t do. If the leader has no clue how to code or debug then they have no clue what they are asking their subordinates to do. That is a horrible way to lead in my opinion.

> But in the eighth grade she developed a crush on a boy a year older, and he asked her to take a naked video of herself. She sent it to him, and this changed her life.

Shouldn’t she also be charged with distributing CP?

> Interesting article. It doesn't look at corporate/social media censorship, but government and ISP censorship is still dangerous.

Is a company having policies about what users can store on the company owned servers actually censorship?

I find it weird that you used “still dangerous” to describe government/ISP censorship. To me that is the most dangerous form a censorship.

Security through obscurity is a horrible way to secure anything, but especially voting machines.

Wow!!! I thank you!

What is the need for retro?

I would think a raspberry pi would be the best way to go since it is designed to be a kids first computer. They also have a lot of resources for teaching kids.

If you are talking about the “fraud” donnie diaper keeps making up then I’d hate to tell you that they have been fact checked and proven wrong.

No one said anything about punishments (except you). I don’t know if she is talking about citizens or public officials, but I think we should remember the public officials who helped trump’s attempt to destroy our democracy. They shouldn’t be allowed to naysay their support for him.

Why doesn’t your comment contradict itself? You say you don’t want to see posts or talk about it on here, but you obviously decided to go through the comments.

You forgot the link:

https://xkcd.com/552/

Why are you asking me?

Why not ask OP why they made up a figure that isn’t in the actual post “$200+/mo service”? That is no where in the post OP is commenting on.

You sound like the old man...

An old man was walking along a beach after a storm. While walking he sees a little boy though starfish into the ocean.

Old man: “Ay, boy! What are you doing?” Boy: “I’m throwing the starfish into the sea so they can go home” Old man (after looking at the thousands of starfish that washed up thanks to the storm): “Why? You can’t save them all!” Boy (picks one up and throws it into the sea without breaking eye contact with the old man): “I just saved that one”

The old man was taken aback by the child’s moxie that he even started to through a few back himself as he continued his walk.

After his walk, the old man and his wife go for breakfast with some friends. There, the old man tells them about the little boy and the starfish. Everyone at the table, and even a few tables away (the old man is loud you see), loved the story. In fact they loved it so much that it start to spread through town.

By noon that day hundreds of people had join the boy on the beach throwing starfish into the sea.

By sunset there were no starfish on the beach.

They are cheap enough that you can buy one and setup a dedicated machine to play old video games.

The funniest part is everyone complains about Twitter and Facebook “censoring” content, but they have no problem with this site “censoring” users/content.

Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet did it!