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tdawg, (edited )

Depends on the context

MySQL: my es que el

SQL Server: sequel Server

PostgreSQL: Postgress

or by itself just es que el

tdawg,

It becomes more and more meaningless when you start to talk about any form of regulation or extension of basic rights. Plenty of countries are coming around to the idea that housing is a basic right. It’s hard to raise prices when your competition is literally free. UBI + market regulations + basic human rights are all required. No solution exists in a vacuum and anyone who considers it as such is missing the point

tdawg,

Depends on the region. At least here in the states there are plenty of stores where the self checkout at Walmarts have signs saying <=25

tdawg,

Personally I’m in favor of extreme automation like self checkout. The real issue is that the workers don’t see the return the buisness owners do. Like imagine if we had UBI + good unemployment and then it wouldn’t really be an issue. Walmart would have to compete with people going home

tdawg,

you’re missing the point. There are a slew of contradictions in christian dogma that don’t make any sense at all. People who “punish” people are typically the good guys in stories. Take a sheriff in a western for instance. They chase the robber and throw them in jail as a form of punishment. The meme is just showcasing an example of how religion faulters under critical examination

tdawg,

I like how you skipped over the part where it’s been a core component of oppression and suffering

tdawg,

I think VR will eventually find a home in games and video conferencing. BUT it will have to be ridiculously good before people are willing to put on a helmet for it

tdawg,

I don’t use any blockers and it doesn’t work for me either. Honestly it might just be getting too much traffic to handle

tdawg,

“wonder what that up/down ratio is for that weird guy…”

tdawg, (edited )

Great question! If it’s illegal to film a public servant then it is illegal to verify they are actually serving the public’s best interest. In particular if you catch a public servant performing amoral or otherwise corrupt behaviour there is no way to publicaly verify that. Further without explicit legal protections for things then it is easier for that action to be banned or otherwise made illegal. No protection is no protection. A corrupt public servant has a vested interest in misinterpreting law in order to prevent you from exposing them. Which is why Oklahoma’s ban on filming police is still bad even though it is framed under the guise of protecting police from harassment

tdawg, (edited )

Speaking as a former employee of local government I would much rather have to deal with a world where people can film me (I was in IT) than not be able to film cops. Obviously there will be issues that need to get ironed out as we go. That’s how everything works. But that shouldn’t stop us from implementing the thing that is obviously for the better

tdawg,

It should be legal on a national level to film any and all public service workers (while on the job)

tdawg,

honesty I’d much rather people just be honest about not wanting to hang then be surrounded by flakes

tdawg,

Coke and ketamine?? Guy was probably ZONKED

tdawg,

Man we really are becoming stale boomers if we’re rerunning old jokes this often

tdawg,

Beetlejuice

tdawg,

You guys are able to laugh?

tdawg,

Sucking dick. Did you not read the shirt?

tdawg,

Dopamine is crazy like that

tdawg,

That’s when your cut tucks her ears backward and turns her back to you

tdawg,

Or we could provide therapy to our citizens at an early age to help build them into stronger people. But ya know helping people is probably to much to ask for

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