darkmode

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[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 5 points 1 hour ago* (last edited 1 hour ago)

Capt. Tim Hawkins, a spokesman for U.S. Central Command, said in a statement to The Times on Saturday: “We’re aware of the reports and are looking into them. U.S. forces do not indiscriminately target civilians, unlike the Iranian regime.”

their contempt for the common man is palpable. What on god's green earth am I reading? Who would believe this statement?

edit: the comments on the article gave me an answer of what the NYT intends the reader's reaction to be:

John E

Dunn · 22m ago

Hegsethian warfare in all its empty inhumanity.

Marcus

Taos, NM · 20m ago

Only people who get their emotional marching orders from the Times believe the schools were targeted intentionally. Military conflicts are messy. According to the article, only two children are confirmed to be among the victims. That’s an acceptable outcome for a military strategist from any country. To think that armed conflict can be as bloodless as a game of chess is naive and intellectually lacking.

The rest go on like this.

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 4 points 1 hour ago

it’s better simply to vent and not to act on these feelings

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 17 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago) (2 children)

is Kiriakou a psyop since the videos of him may convince people that the CIA has time dilation technology? During many interviews he demonstrates the ability to speed up and slow down at will

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 45 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Will our boys in brown truly die for Israel? I guess Vietnam happened without being successfully stopped so things’ll play out that way i s’pose

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 30 points 1 week ago (3 children)

China has never renounced the use of force to bring Taiwan under its control.

They really don’t even try with this stuff. So if i crack open a history book surely i will see some passages about the Chinese government invading Taiwan in the past right?

What’s this? Civil war? WW2? whhaaaat?!??

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 34 points 1 week ago

But most reformulations go unnoticed – the good work of food technologists who strive to keep food safe, affordable and delicious for consumers.

So, are these new Reese’s products inferior to the original? Maybe. Like with taste in art or wine, if it tastes good to you, it’s good. If not, vote with your wallet, or send the company a note like Brad Reese did.

Tranlsation: You are powerless, piggy!

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 13 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

i thought we were supposed to be buying ram from that Chinese company now

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 20 points 2 weeks ago

syphilis is assuming full control ratatouille style

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

my description isn't the beginning and the end of it. Were that the case, you'd be correct, but the architecture and implementation are more robust than what I described I was just giving you a quick answer since the repo is public.

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 4 points 3 weeks ago (3 children)

if you want to use local agents to do rote tasks for you I believe the architecture they chose makes sense. It's a single server running as a daemon and all integrations including the agents themselves are hooked into it via websocket.

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 11 points 3 weeks ago (5 children)

the repo/app is conceptually sound but I would rather it wire up my work/enterprise dev tools than allow me to send telegram messages to my computer

[–] darkmode@hexbear.net 6 points 3 weeks ago

Israeli sports teams carry around the Epstein blackmail like the feds do with the nuclear football to ensure compliance

 

:soprano-confused: :when-the-gabbagoo-comes-out-sizzlin:

 

:mao-pay:

:i will give you 2100$ to fuck off:

 
 

Bunch of funny lines in the article, pull quoted below:

The most consequential military development of the past few years – and there have been legion – is empirical proof that expeditionary navies are obsolete. China proved it in the South China Sea. Ukraine proved it in the Black Sea. And the Houthis (the Houthis!) proved it in the Red Sea.

lenin-dont-laugh

What China really wants in the South China Sea is a theater, far away from anything of real value (Taiwan, for example), to demonstrate US Naval impotence for all of Asia to witness.

lib-status

That the Houthis fought the US Navy to a draw can only be seen as a humiliating defeat by Asia. Compare Japan (and South Korea/Taiwan/Australia) to the Instagram model who just watched her bodybuilder boyfriend get beat up by a skinny migrant worker.

you-hear-about-video-games

This should benefit everyone involved, from put upon Europeans to the bonsai-ed Japan and South Korea (see here) to LGBTQIAS2S+-ed Taiwan (see here) to Legalist Qin-esque PRC able to finally relax into its Confucian Tang-esque form. Most of all, it will benefit the United States of America, which can finally come home, circle wagons, lick wounds, plant trees and recover from eight decades of shouldering the costs of hegemony.

gay ppl caught an unnecessary stray right at the end there not pleased with that but I figured it'd be fun to share this since it's hopeful and maybe could come to fruition. At the very least, I can follow the logic and hope it comes true.

 

if you've got something like bypass paywalls clean, the comments are pure gold

 

:benny:

 

:liberal-screaming: :lib-screaming:? (reuploaded as png)

 

https://hexbear.net/comment/5635057

posted by @KobaCumTribute@hexbear.net

Look, Americans have very specific dietary needs, like hummingbirds. Without a regular meal of bread that's 50% corn syrup by mass and covered in thickened fruit juice with extra corn syrup and a little bit of fat and protein to further amplify the effects, they cannot sustain the exertion of pushing their lifted SUVs along Fred Flintstone style on their way to and from work. The average American burns over 20,000 calories on their typical 4 hour daily commute and the entire food economy is oriented around supporting this activity.

 

Pasting this here from a comment I made in a tangential thread:

I played through this game hoping for the best this past weekend. The highest praise i can give is that while the presentation is perfect, the gameplay is half baked at best and frustrating at its worst.

The echoes are a great idea but they’re seriously lacking in depth. Maybe 5 of them can be used for almost every “puzzle”. The stronger combat echoes trivialize the combat. The dungeons are too short and simple save for maybe one or two of them. Thinking i liked gerudo, zora, and faron the best.

I was totally mesmerized by being able to traverse a “2d” zelda map in the manner that some of the more vertically inclined echoes. They even present you with some classic zelda dungeon rooms that can be maneuvered in the classic way or be completely subverted by the player if you remember you’re playing the new game. which is very satisfying the first few times. However, by hour ten and in the last few dungeons that novelty wore off and it became very clear they forgot to make any kind of challenging puzzle involving clever echo use beyond flying tile + platboom or water tile. i don’t think zelda games have ever been or have supposed to be “challenging” but I don’t think i’m off base asserting that some puzzles aren’t immediately solvable in older games.

The menus are dogshit and waste you time. The dialogue boxes waste your time. Resetting mini games waste your time. Making smoothies wastes your time. Sorting through your 127 echoes wastes your time. I’m not sure why this is acceptable but the only answer is that ppl buy it and complaints don’t have to be heard after they have your money so fuck it i guess. The only way to get a solid game out of these stooges is to force system memory limitations on them again.

Oh did you want to play in the old style? don’t worry we put that on a timer and you can go into link mode and feel what it’s like to play a tight lovingly crafted game for a few fleeting moments before your juice bar hits 0.

The dialogue itself is good. the tutorials aren’t annoying. tri is a good companion. i adore the art style. There is a lot of observational skill involved with some hidden items and heart pieces. I had fun, but I feel like they stopped just short of making a 10/10 to intetionslly a 5/10 baby game. Games are for children. just go play Tunic

WdyT?

 

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/2723840

Hi, I need to read handwriting off scanned documents and then file them digitally. What's the best way to approach this? I've done some searching myself but I'm curious what you nerds think. Ty.

 

Hi, I need to read handwriting off scanned documents and then file them digitally. What's the best way to approach this? I've done some searching myself but I'm curious what you nerds think. Ty.

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