Any law that you see that you think “Wow, no way they can enforce that! That would get EVERYBODY in trouble” is a law that is intended to be selectively enforced against unwanted people

Because “contarary to national interests” means “any investigation that targets friends of mine”

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Yes, absolutely. My dad recently purchased the same model of electric guitar he had as a teenager and he felt the same way about it.

In senior year at my high school depending on what math track you go in you can be doing AP Calculus

If I cant have them at my front door by next friday I’m not interested 😤

I’d be willing to bet that with something that size it’s at least in part cut with something else, but regardless: that’s a lotta plant matter.

They randomly select a number of users each time. You may just have been unlucky

The random useless architecture tells me this is AI generated, but thats just a hunch

If it isn’t capitalism then I would argue it’s a direct consequence of the incentives it sets up. When a venture is primarily owned by investors whose only interest in it is a return on investment, sooner rather than later, it sort of sets up exactly what I described does it not?

Maybe the words I should have used were “unfettered capitalism”?

I think they’re referring to a common growth projection strategy used in modern capitalism which is basically whatever number we made last year + X% is our goals for this year and if we don’t make that growth then it’s considered a failure and now we have to lay people off.

No capitalist is ever okay with doing just as well as last year, or recognizing that last year was an extraordinary circumstance that gave us blockbuster sales and it isn’t necessarily repeatable.

It may not be the textbook definition, but it’s definitely a trait of modern capitalists.

The closed, finite system we are referring to is of course Earth. Capitalism requires expansion, but what do you do when you cannot expand further?

You right, I missed the community this was posted in.

If you’re really used to photoshop and don’t mind using a webapp I recommend photopea.com

The UI is super easy to pick up if you’re used to photoshop, and for my purposes it has all the functionality photoshop has. Only downside is it’s a webapp with no local client available as far as I know.

A boeing whistleblower died under mysterious circumstances