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Comment Re: Mental disorder (Score -1) 108

So it's my anxiety telling me that the president of the United States wants to take over my country? And those comments about the 51st state seemed so real.

Yes, it is your anxiety. 8 billion people on the planet, all speaking at once. You can easily find representations of any type of speech. The only difficulty is actually giving a damn about any of it. If it helps you, I can remind you that there are only 50 states in the union. Does that ease your anxiety?

Comment Debian values (Score -1) 49

Why is it that the people who scream the loudest about “safety” are always the least safe people in the room? Meet Jeremy Bicha. If you use Linux, you’ve used something he touched. If you use Ubuntu, he helped pick what gets installed. If you’ve used GNOME, you’ve seen his name in commit logs. If you’re a Wayland user, you’ve probably heard him yelling at someone. You probably didn’t know he’s a convicted sexual predator. Not "he said, she said." Not a gray-zone HR complaint. Not an edgy tweet from 2007. A documented conviction. State- listed. He sexually abused his younger sisters. He’s listed on the Florida sexual predator registry. He works in open source. He is employed by Canonical. And nobody said anything.

Comment Mental disorder (Score -1) 108

Anxiety disorders are one of the most common causes of a feeling of impending doom. Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorder, and phobias can trigger this response. The brain reacts as if real danger is present, even when there is none. This anxiety manifests from any perceived threat and is amplified by liberal talking points such as climate, job security, equality, equity and whole host of variations on the theme. When sufficiently heightened, the anxiety infects every aspect of their lives, to the point of functioning as a filter for reality.

Comment Re:Welcome to The Future! (Score -1) 150

I'll be the first to say it: You will own nothing and you will be happy.

It's all the "winning" - driving this K-shaped economy. Brought to you by ... well, you know who.

The more you consume limited sources, the more radicalized you are likely to become. The result is a zealot ideologue, a politically obsessed one which can't keep his political comments out of non-political stories.

Comment Re: Yeah... (Score -1) 110

Sure. That's why they keep calling from different numbers and trying to pass messages to me through the relatives I still talk to. Totally normal, non-obsessed-creep behavior.

They care about you. You are free to continue feeling that people who worry about you are in fact creepy, but this world can be difficult and I find that family is the only set of people who are willing to look out for you. Anyway, cutting them off frees you from interacting with them and soon they'll realize that it's ok to go back to their own lives.

Comment Re:Yeah... (Score -1) 110

And your Boomer uncle is all in favor of it as long as he doesn't have to look at trans people or let them drink his beer.

I disowned my right-wing relatives. I don't have any such boomer uncles anymore.

Your relatives are better off now that you've disowned them. They can now go back to a normal life, free from you. If only we could collectively convince the mentally ill to disown us, we could all resume our normal lives.

Comment Re:DEI is to blame (Score 0) 141

They told someone who was not qualified that he could lie, cheat, and plagiarize his way to the top as long as he had enough melanin. When it became politically inconvenient, they through him out on his ear and acted shocked. DEI is the opposite of equality - it is racist and oppressive and contrary to reason.

I can't stress this point enough. This man is dead because systemic liberal racism told him that he could attain a position which was not possible, given his abilities. He was further injured by an environment that prioritized his race and background over academic integrity. He quickly learned the value of presenting the expected CV, dispelling pushback with cries of right wing racism. Cambridge needed a negro and it was assumed that he could fill the position by emulating the expected behavior, regardless of substance. He could not and it cost him his life.

Comment Re:Europe is going to have to drop Microsoft (Score -1) 26

A politically laced screed having nothing to do with reality.

The more you consume limited sources, the more radicalized you are likely to become. The result is a zealot ideologue, a politically obsessed one which can't keep his political comments out of non-political stories.

If someone knows this guy irl, intervene. I'm concerned for his well being as the need for medication and therapy is obvious.

Comment Re:are we still learning anything (Score -1) 38

The bill for this is a rounding error compared to a tacky ballroom or Middle East War 3.0

The more you consume limited sources, the more radicalized you are likely to become. The result is a zealot ideologue, a politically obsessed one which can't keep his political comments out of non-political stories.

Comment Re: Chinese robots (Score -1) 148

Do they have a robot that resembles an elderly, overweight man with a comb-over and who keeps nodding off in important meetings and at events?

Why yes! They do have a Joe Biden model, but I think you have weight incorrect. For a nominal fee he will explain that he has hairy legs that turn â" that â" that â" that turn â" um, blonde in the sun. And the kids used to come up and reach in the pool and rub my leg down so it was straight and watch the hair come back up again. They'd look at it. So, I learned about roaches, I learned about kids jumping on my lap, and I've loved kids jumping on my lap.

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