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Comment Re:Thoughtless Thought Leaders (Score 1) 47

No, it's clearly someone's experiment using LLMs to generate political spam.
It's dawned on me that getting an LLM that makes good points is expensive and might be dangerous to your cause.
But filling the internet with bickering moron-bots on simpler models... well that'd be pretty useful for making people hate their neighbors.

I have a feeling I might remember making this particular post well into the future. Looking back at 2025 as one of the last years I had discussion on the public internet. Joining so man internet lasts, last mass porn download from usenet, last meaningful IRC discussion, last time I goatse'd a forum, last time I trolled Creimer.

All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.

Comment Re:A toxic exec at Apple? I'm shocked! Shocked! (Score 1) 52

When i was in the military I used to just push bosses like this down the stairs. They wouldn't know who did it but they would know there's now accountability for their behavior and the system doesn't protect him from his reports much more than it has protected his reports from him
Instant attitude change.

Down the stairs he goes. When he stops, nobody knows.

Comment Re:I've got to admit ... (Score 1) 52

One of my favorite things about steve jobs is dragging his name through the dirt in front of fanboys.
He's a piece of shit who had the radical idea of making computers as easy to use as in a movie... and what if I put it in a more visually appealing case like all my music equipment!

He wasn't anyone special he just happened to get money while he was young enough to have idea and be excited. He killed the newton declared the ipod was what people wanted, made some cool looking ads, and then market forces turned the ipod into the iphone and ipad.

Also he smelled bad and pooped in his pants sometimes, just a little, because of all the fruit and enemas and other dumb shit he was into.

Comment Re: Rookie Numbers (Score 1) 52

Working hard for a boss has a lower ROI than working hard for yourself. If your boss is bad you should always sabotage him.
If your boss looks at you the wrong way you should download the entirety of his online footprint and install malware on his pc. Then tell his wife he's having an affair.

Comment Re:Standard solution (Score 2) 29

Works for apps, "safety" features, labor unions, welfare schemes, healthcare, education, etc. the sky is the limit!

You're a fucking genius,
For those who don't know Registrations Suck gets paid according to how many pro-corporate anti-causes he can shill in a post and he managed 6 here.

"safety" features, labor unions, welfare schemes, healthcare, education, etc

Homie gettin paaaaaaid!

Comment Re:A Microsoft product (Score 1) 47

Just like messages in every normal Microsoft product, then. "Teams is preparing the page for you" ... "It's almost ready!" ...

I think they stole the idea from Apple. It was okay and different the first time you turned on your mac and the setup greeted you like a person.
When windows and teams does it I'm just fucking irritated.

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