LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@social.cleverlibre.org

@pixouls
I didnt see anything in 'page source' so it must have been an inside job.

Favorite console intros::::
Sega
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-vkzWJACIk
Playstation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jwln1ai_DYU
Most memorable SNES intro as a kid(donkey cong country):::
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RE5Ff1PJV8
Most memorable SNES ingame music as a kid(Castlevania VII):::
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWMN91gMD_4

I went to my local grocer today. Renewed the registration on my linux-plated car with late fees at the self-service kiosk. Got new tags all in the same go in less than 5 min. Only issue I have is that the new registration paperwork looks weird compared to original. Feels like the paper you get from the library and looks like an airline ticket. I'm used to folding my registration into quarters and keeping it behind my license.

And I never had to wait forever at the DMV. Thank f'ing god...

@trinsec
I would rather drink some instant apple cider mix- but I have to get rid of this stuff somehow.

@icedquinn @deprecated
by accountability- i didn't mean ending the whole address at the 'acknowledgement' phase; only that too many people either skirt or dodge the first step in its entirety like it never happend-

almost as if some people had some sort of mental problem that kept them delusional

@icedquinn @deprecated
imagine if accountability was actually a persistant and reliable international concept

too many people have doublestandards.

@deprecated
" Between May 13 and May 31, 1999, highly specialized weapons know as “Soft Bombs” were used against Serbian electrical generation systems causing blackouts for up to four days over large parts of Serbia, with smaller scale outages continuing until mid-June. In order to minimize unnecessary collateral damage, NATO employed this soft bomb technology, which used graphite filaments to short-circuit electrical transformers, instead of traditional bombs."

@izaya
heading to Mordor?

After a long day- time to crack open a cold one!

@reff_gg
Same here

@pixouls
Ah, so it's only that he doesn't care what happens to them?

Tonight's dinner:::
Fried brown rice with green onion, minced garlic, mixed veggies And some egg. Main course was some oven-baked buffalo-rub chicken thigh.

@pixouls
That's very nice of them. More should do that.

@pixouls hopefully yes?

@hackernews@die-partei.social
"Desktop system for creators with focus on simplicity, elegance, and usability. Based on FreeBSD. Less, but better!"

Sounds interesting- maybe I'll throw it on a vm or something...

@hackernews@die-partei.social
"However, if these users do not give up their newfound riches, Leshner says that Compound will report the income to the IRS to be taxed. Furthermore, he warned users that they would be doxxed, meaning their personal information would be made public."

1) you're supposed to anyway but most likely no-one does. So this doesn't really hurt anyone who is willing to go legit on taxes in exchange for a lot of money.

2) I could have sworn that doxxing people was illegal. According to the article, they're not supposed to collect information anyway- but evidently they did if they can report it to the IRS.

This has turned out to be a really shitty company and I would never do business with them. Especially after this.

@neikocat
Looks like a photoshoot

1730hrs and it's too late for coffee if I want to sleep later. Time to drink horrible cheap green tea.