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@FailForward There is plenty of legitimate gas lighting, that wasnt the point. Typically the people who go around playing hte victim every time they are an asshole (which is the vast majority of the internet and a good portion of the population) love to use that term because it makes them sound smart and more credible as they cry about how your gaslighting them them for calling them rude for yelling at you because you use the term "whitelist" to refer to a internet technology or whatever other nonsense.

@nosleep

My dad was actually the CIA advisor to Kennedy. They worked closely together until his death.

@djsumdog

Why can't we just for once have a democrat president (or republican for that matter) that has a clue.

Stop worrying about fictional categories of guns (assault weapons) and worry about mental health or anonymous gun licenses.

Stop worrying about minimum wage (which just makes the poor poorer) and worry about giving free vocational or university education to those in need.

Quit obstructing pipelines (the result of which is an extreme increase in pollution) and focus on taxing gasoline and using that money to build charging infrastructure

Quit trying to raise the taxes on the upper-middle class and beyond and focus on cutting military spending in half.

Stop doing what makes you look good and focus on what the science says WORKS!

If you have ever used the term gaslighting there is a 100% chance you may be an asshole who refuses to admit it.

@freemo @cwebber hey there! Some info you might find helpful. The tools for independently hosting your own Guix packages and extensions get lots of love and there are already a number of well-maintained outside forks, including mine. Forking Guix is easy. I wrote recently about how its design intentionally frees users from dependence on upstream maintainers and provide an inclusive mechanism for all business models & licenses: ryanprior.com/posts/what-is-gu

@ryanprior

Well if that is your expiernce I'm willing to give it a second look and try it out. Thanks for that!

@cwebber

@eric Oh you know my good buddy Mike Griffeth by chance? He lives around there.

@eric I dont know where you live that there are flowers in october, but I need to be there.

@DA70D6 Jeff Bezos is rich, why would he care about cheating you out of a $150 when he has 150 quadtrillion dollars already.. ppssshhh your just jelly!

@DA70D6

I really hate commissioned sales employees.. its the reason i avoid Best Buy with a passion.

@troonigger

@DA70D6 with all the disinformation in audio if you found yourself a good well informed professional you better NEVER let them go :)

@finity

My fault I couldnt find them when i was looking but it was just at a glance. I concede on that then, not that I agree with your criticisms, but I agree that it may be a stronger wording than you admitted to or beleive is valid.

@koherecoWatchdog

@VD15 Depends on how specific. If you have a really specific part number, then yea, probably not going to find it. but if you have just a general specification (like you want a 10V+ electrolytic at 100uF) then it looks organized enough for that. I'd imagine you can always just give a list to the shop owner and they will pull all the parts for you if you prefer.

@Zest

Electronics parts mostly, capacitors, transistors, inductors, all your main components.

@Science

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