topperharlie

not trying to make fun of the idea and I share big part of your sentiment, but I just got the mental image of a person leaving the internet, opening a book angrily and saying to the air: "ha! it serves you right! I don't need you anymore!"

and I chuckled a little xD

yes I do the same, I never understood people's "loyalty" of holding.

Is just double risk.

so this bad use of oxygen psychopath has the nerve to ask his employees, who always exploits, and have a high chance of losing their job soon, to keep the investment on the swasticar so they have double the risk: their salary and their investment.

And all for personal gain.... why I'm not surprised? and why is he still wasting precious oxygen?

that's what Americans voted, wasn't it clear?

I know Europe tends to follow America's trends to some extent, but I really hope this is not one of them.

BTW, In the past I worked for many hours being fooled by my employer thinking it was a spike, and there is a moment where the productivity just drops, at least in engineering the idea of + hours +work is just stupid. Which scares me, because CEOs all over the world are stupid as fuck.

without even entering on the underlying discussion, randomly throwing an equivalent to an "ok boomer" always sounds like an asshole move to me.

but you do you I guess.

I did watch Dexter and sided with a psychopath, but I wouldn't in real life.... or would I???? :-D

Stupid take, I don't know this person so not even sure which side he is talking about since all the sides use this argument precisely because people are stupid enough to make political decisions based on movies.

you clearly don't know many good developers

this is accurate, I use the computer a lot and I use arch (BTW). Ergo, all people in lemmi must be doing this.

That is how science works, right? (I used latin words and all)

if capitalism was designed in a way that long term was relevant, we would have this conversation...

Isn't this from like 10 years ago, when the internet memes started? (I'm not going to listen to anyone telling me is longer, so don't bother :-P)

When you see in movies that the bad guy is bold AF and kills indiscriminately yet no-one seems to be doing nothing you think: meh, that is so unrealistic

yet here we are...

we just need a real life Liam Neeson that would kill all the bosses of Boeing, given that law is useless against the rich and powerful.

If the animal is bigger than my pinky finger I would probably just run the other way, so I hope I don't get asked this.

This doesn't mean that at that size or smaller I would win, just that we can start talking about it.