Aliens existing and aliens having visited earth are two very different questions
25.11.2025 22:36 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0@myydraal.bsky.social
Aliens existing and aliens having visited earth are two very different questions
25.11.2025 22:36 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Imagine being one of those CEOs or school presidents who bowed down to this weird old man, then realizing he doesnβt like you as much as he likes this guy who didnβt bow at all
21.11.2025 21:32 β π 5886 π 982 π¬ 29 π 24Mamdani getting Trump to back down & even *compliment* him costs Mamdani absolutely nothing (& indeed actually shows his skills) & probably also saves a lot of vulnerable ppl in this city a trememndous amount of pain if it means Trump is less inclined to act shitty towards us bc of this meeting
21.11.2025 21:36 β π 2253 π 276 π¬ 35 π 10itβs crazy how badly hakeen jefferies needs to be primaried and taken out of office
22.11.2025 04:26 β π 4011 π 262 π¬ 54 π 13He said "Amen" straight into the drop
Lmao Pope Leo threw a rave for an archbishop's 75th birthday this is kind of incredible
Not saying we can't recover, but comparing a bombed out foreign instated constitution with occupying force plus massive forgien spending on rebuilding to the Trump administration....is not any where close to analogous.
21.11.2025 23:34 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0And plenty more of hundreds of years when their life is pretty bad as well. I like democracy but to view it as inevitable is woefully mistaken
21.11.2025 18:08 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Sure, but like, the comparison is in no way angolis
21.11.2025 18:01 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0Says who? Most of human history is dictatorial control? It's only when conditions on the ground get bad that people revoult. There are plenty examples of hundreds of years of dictator rules when the average citizen has pretty decent life.
21.11.2025 18:00 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0After an outside force defeated their leaders and spent tons of money on them?
21.11.2025 15:06 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0I don't think it's just Trump, America has been set up for a long decline and decay over the coming decades, there systemic issues. I think China will be dominant in 20 years. They own all real innovation at this point in technology plus the production capacity for that innovation
21.11.2025 15:05 β π 24 π 2 π¬ 3 π 0Pope Leo XIV expressed his support for U.S. catholic leadersβ recent rebuke of the Trump administrationβs crackdown on migrants.
19.11.2025 10:20 β π 2299 π 530 π¬ 58 π 30I said that business wouldn't do residency because it costs money.
They don't, and wont. You just keep repeating that it's cheaper.
But they don't do it. Why?
How do we make someone do something when they wouldn't normally? Regulation.
You act like I don't work in this industry and don't have access to the actual spend that they use on just the infra - nevermind the engineering overhead for distributed systems to operate correctly at scale. It is not a simple, easy, oh just do it problem.
If it was, we wouldn't have these issues
Cheaper is not cheap, ffs
19.11.2025 17:55 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0No, you are the one shifting policy, I explicitly said it was to expensive for business to do it. Ffs
You then claimed it's cheap!
I am saying without regulation, they won't fucking do it it, jesus
Cheaper does not mean cheap. Again, unless forced to do the redundancy, business will not do it.
Amazon Route53 APi is only in us-east-1 for example - no redundancy....I can give example after example of high level multi bill companies choosing not to do it due to cost. I have worked for them
Of failure. Realtime data consistency can be expensive especially across regions.
Not to mention the management / engineering overhead to make sure everyone keeps things nicely redundant forever.
A system that costs 1 mil a month won't cost 2 to duplicate?
We are talking about businesses here....not engineering
What I am saying is most businesses won't pay up
And what evidence do you have of cheapness?
What layer of redundancy are you thinking?
Network? Database? Region? DNS? Firewall?
Even supposedly redundant systems like kubernetes have points
Would love to see someone from the moderate, Majority Dem faction really address and wrestle with the political effects of what Labour has been up to.
18.11.2025 22:15 β π 2018 π 285 π¬ 101 π 46Residency costs money, and when we drive costs to the lowest bidder and there is no consequences, it won't happen
19.11.2025 01:27 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0More common then most will admit π₯
18.11.2025 04:48 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Nuke the industry from orbit.
15.11.2025 13:46 β π 957 π 188 π¬ 21 π 5It's cause he has managed to rely not on conscription but people signing up for money, it pays very well and for many Russians in the rural West it is their best opportunity for their family.
Vietnam had conscription which makes wars more unpopular
Ya, sadly just profit taking to shift to other AI spend π
11.11.2025 14:45 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0The thing about Mamdani is that heβs a talented politician but not otherworldly or one in a billion, heβs just a competent guy with popular ideas who ran against an entitled piece of shit and to me itβs a lot more optimistic to imagine 1000 campaigns like his than to view him as a unique phenomenon
11.11.2025 01:42 β π 13745 π 2527 π¬ 185 π 95One of my biggest regrets was not going heat pump for my last furnace π
10.11.2025 23:28 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Right, the answer isn't to abandon the party to these weasels.
The answer is to flood the party with people who will take it over and transform it.
This is the most common response when I urge people to get involved and while itβs entirely true it wonβt immediately change things in federal seats, change trickles up and if we donβt start NOW we can only blame ourselves when this shit continues in perpetuity
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