@Lionsmane8 @destraht was right about this place, ultimately.

There once was a contingent of users that would make something of the decline. Posting articles, sharing insights etc. One by one they were brow beaten into not bothering anymore until it got quieter and quieter and now it's the irrelevant just-so backwater we see now. Hiding content is a redditism, an unintentional bug stemming from that measure is just schadenfreude.

Maybe if you season your posts with how getting revenge on the je- zionists will get you a queue of wet pussy you might ignite a spark in the vacant stares of these empty golems.

My favorite new thing is @destraht using /t/wallstreetbets to journal all of his DIY house and farm projects.

CC' @carnold03 @destraht @Antelope @MentORPHEUS

@RedPilledAF @destraht

As someone who owns a mini PC they are actually extremely good for running basic work-related programs and are actually pretty dang fast compared to laptops in my experience with it

@destraht

I found a picture of typomagabitch!

I can't tolerate this fiddling with trivialities while the ship sinks. The more relevant the matters, the less conversation about it that is compensated with HR creeping platitudes. I've gotten the message loud and clear about where we are in the current crisis cycle. This is my cue to disappear.

@JamesSkepp You've properly described all of your irrelevances.

If anyone is in the market for a $100 PC for anything, then this is one hell of a computer. Think of it like an extremely fast Rasperry Pi, and not as a real desktop that you'd want to have. When you account for Rasperry Pi not coming with a SD card, nor a case then this is becoming quite a good deal. It's basically just larger, faster and more power hungry. It's still just a power sipper though. It shouldn't really matter for anything.

Bmax B1 Pro Mini PC N4000

@Antelope Germany's collapsing industrial base has been coordinated with this rollout. It's likely that German leaders didn't complain too much about Nordstream because they're all in on this plan. I mean that centralized biometric services in Germany and other EU states will become much more necessary because the people will be more desperate.

While I'm on it, I want to take this moment to give some special thanks to the EU for making me accept the cookies of every website that I visit. That has improved my quality of life a lot. It all used to be so wild and unruly before. This is one of the rare times when the nanny state really got it right.