

“Don’t impede. Seed.”


“Don’t impede. Seed.”


The E is for “Everyone”


I’m gonna go against the grain here and say we should stop calling them nazis. Miller, Bovino, they all wear that comparison as a badge of honor, and it’s clear their supporters don’t mind in the slightest.
These guys are just fucking losers. Full of hate, finally finding an outlet. We have to fight them, but I also pity them.


Where do the three envelopes fit in


It’s easier to beg for social forgiveness than it is to ask for social permission


Ah, a fellow taxidermist! Pleased to meet you


He zapped the driver with a taser after breaking through the car window
You have a source for this? I’m interested to know if this individual is just really unlucky or if his reckless abandon truly knocks things into twelfth gear.


It worked for Scuzzlebutt, it can work for ICE


I’ve been collecting Elecom trackballs the past few years, they’re nearly perfect for my needs
Here lies dreadbeef
1970-01-01 - 2038-01-19
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But… what about the autopen


I didn’t want to spark a semantic debate, I am genuinely curious how people perceive firearm sales and acquisition in the US.
In my experience of having purchased and sold a few guns over the years, it’s not quite as straightforward as most would believe. The laws vary by state, but in my cases all private sales (even at gun shows) are subject to background checks facilitated by an FFL holder (think gun store or pawn shop) and any applicable waiting periods.
That’s not to say back-alley deals don’t still occur and that unregulated states do a great job of tracking ownership, but the risk that private firearm sales and straw purchases pose are largely mitigated by the fact that most people don’t want to have their name linked to a firearm that was sold to some unsavory individual.


Serious question: do you believe that you can purchase a firearm from a commercial dealer online or at a gun show without regulation? Because in most cases, that simply isn’t true.


What like in Jira?
Yeah, he really should know better, but why were the necessary controls not in place to prevent the C-suite from doing stupid things? I know it’s not possible to eliminate all risk, but enterprise-level DLP should really have caught this.