Man we geddit

Crow of judgment is a meme

where is her other arm

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Anyways, going to my robot fucker server

Damn if only red dead 2 was cute anime chicks

Same

Nice meeting you lads

@Zuihou tryna bring disabled anime girls to a fight

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Talk more shit ltr lol'

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Guys what color should Tim pools can be

I was thinking we pitch in and donate to get Tim pool to vinyl rap his van to look like his face in the front with him wearing a beanie

So the whole van looks like his head

And the beanie is the sides top and back

With “Beaniemobile” written on the side

his van needs a pool in it.

No

Please

What is Tim's donation goal

I can't see it

my parents work printer was a Sub to Pewdiepie hack victim

They arent happy about it doh

apparently got other stuff thats not so good

gonna try to get pics

idk how they can secure the printer outside having a password for the network

or setting it to work network as it could be public idk

I used to have that name

I told people to ping me

i dont even tell anyone

someone just ocassionally does it

Huh what @Lagomaster24?

lol

Anyways, your printer shouldn't be easily accessible from the internet. Having an open printer or fax is begging to get black faxxed.

Putting it behind the local network should be good, but there might be weird settings in modern printers that would expose it anyway.

yea ill talk to my dad about it, he seemed to imply that last part

All these cloud services *shudders*

yeaaaaaa

Theres a reason i barely use my cloud storage

to easy to compromise imo

I personally get jitters about Google having access to my documents.

yea

But yeah, was buying a printer recently. I don't know how printing something on your phone over the internet to make a copy at home is supposed to be a good idea, but apparently everyone is selling that feature now.

I never use cloud

Once i figure out how to host my own server imma get all my shit off Google Drive

The risk there is if you know how to actually secure it properly.

Or just think you do.

“Trigger” warning just cause

So they’ve apparently changed IPs for the printer but they have to be connected to WiFi because they are printing from off site servers from a service they use

The service said they’ll have to close what I presume are open nodes not approved by them

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I am surprised Timcast finally said it. Absolute power corrupts absolute. Basically he just said the main phrase against centralization.

The problem is that obviously this will cost my parents money and not the service to fix, cause they’ll need an IT guy

Lol EU becoming more 1984 by the minute

No... it is going full dictatorship.

They can arrest you in the middle of the night for hate speech.

Add the critism of migration now, even if it is legitimate grievance, you basically broke the law and you can be taken away to be put into prison.

Most of the time, they will target you in the early morning or late in the night now.

From what I understand.

You obviously dont understand what 1984 is as a government

I was just born during 1984.

So I had not experienced.

@Lagomaster24 That's getting tricky. Doesn't the service provider offer support? If the service is requiring exposing services to the entire internet, they've got other issues and I'd consider alternatives if posible.

@Dusty Morgan

Dammit

Lol

Worst picture I've ever seen

Anyway it's a dystopian novel, Dusty

So freaking small.

Succmysucc

I need a freaking microscope.

It was written in like

73 right?

Guess I need to buy the book.

Or smth

Unless we can get the service to get off their asses and fix it themselves

Orwell died in the 1950 lol

O lul

Epic

Predicts eu fucks being pricks

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It was written in 1949

So it basically it is a prediction of what will happen to EU.

And apparently this predict is spot on.

Yep

@pratel Im suggesting to my parents that they pressure the service to fix the issue as its their responsibility ultimately

but idk if its the printer itself or their network

If you are providing a platform for people to speak, I think the social media giants shouldn't be held accountable for what random people say.

if its the printer then we have no choice but to fix it ourselves

Smallest Brain: Comparing politics to Harry Potter
Small Brain: Comparing politics to 1984 and Farenheit 451
Giant Brain: Comparing politics to Deus Ex and MGS2

That way it tends to protect the social giants and freedom of speech.

Both win.

Authoritarians lose.

@Dusty Morgan I agree. But we need to get them to quit censoring.

Add it to the amendment.

@Schedrevka only jk rowling would do the smallest brain

Specifically the first amendment.

Good luck with that. I vote that after Google, Reddit, et al. decided to push Net Neutrality on the telecoms, we should push net neutrality on them.

Huh... Metal Gear...

Krazz its a meme

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The principle of "Eye for a eye leaves everyone blind." applies here.

Everyone will end up suffering in the end.

**NANOMACHINES, SON.**

I think the only absolute amendments should be to stop governments from finding new ways to lord over us with absolute power and deny us our rights afforded to us by our founding fathers.

This type of amendment should be stone, can't be altered or changed, only added onto by the will of the people.

I would call this "Absolute Amendments and Bill of Rights"

You're not passing a constitutional amendment unless it's near unanimous with everyone.

My goal would be find amendments that is for the benefit of all citizens, not the government or corporate entities. Protects the rights of the citizens and their liberty to use those rights.

Sure. But it's *really, really* hard to pass a constitutional amendment.

I know it is hard... that is why it is great.

Make it extremely hard, so it is frustrating for the government to alter the amendment manipulatively.

And you know it would suffer overreach, particularly if it's a positive right.

Then we must take a steady and slow approach to any new amendment article.

Cover all basis and make sure no loopholes are in it.

Rushing is bad.

I think in time-span, the founding fathers took YEARS to draft up the constitution and bill of rights.

https://youtu.be/k9iYm9PEAHg

So many debates, talks, rough drafts, and going back to the drawing board.

I think in all honesty, what we lack is patience and wisdom today.

We tend to rush things through and forget the unintended consequences.

I think you're way under-thinking this.

In all honesty, it is something I been thinking about for years.

The founding father's amendments are actually very well written.

I think things are too bad, and we should make things more good. Why has no one done this yet?

Only thing is... they really haven't been able to predict the future.

That is it.

but in their defense who can

While the new amendments added after the founding fathers in the 1800 and up were RUSHED, leaving loopholes for exploitation and use by government or foreign individuals.

That is true... Aperture... that is why I can't blame them for that.

I absolutely admire our founding fathers.

I want to add to their legacy, not subtract from it. Basically add articles to amendments to update it to mirror today's times, but not rush like the amendments I mentioned.

I do struggle with the whole slave thing

Well they had good intentions, but in all honesty, I think they rushed the article.

and I am not a sjw lets destroy our history type

There is loopholes from amendments I mean that were taken advantage of by foreign nations or migrants.

Not to mention our government, like democrats, using it to attack the constitution.

no no I mean with the founding fathers owning and being involved with their slaves

My idea would be painstakingly long process.

Well that was considered norm during that time.

Like it is considered norm for computers to be owned by people today.

In the future they would be AI.

And be their own being.

Back then slaves were considered tools, like computers were considered tools to us.

But the future changes things.

People's perceptions change.

Get what I am getting at.

I have actually never looked at it like that

We can't judge the past... based on today's concepts.

Because those concepts didn't exist back then.

see

I was discussing that exact point with my fiance the otehr night

Don't get me wrong, founding fathers wanted to free the slaves...

Politics got into the way of that.

It was frustrating for them

We can't judge the past based on todays concepts

They died before they could achieve that.

do you think that concept can be used for terrible things

There is four things that are eternal and forever.

Stupidity, Money, Corruption, and Politics.

I mean four.

If I remember correctly it was George Washington’s prerogative to release his slaves as soon as his wife died

The only reason not sooner is so that she would be supported for the rest of her life

Nuance is a bitch.

I listen to a lot of Owen Ben

I try my best to open people's eyes to new ways to look at things.

Hopefully t hey can and will learn from it.

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but recently he has been talking a lot about pedos in Hollywood and such and the powerful

You know... I been a big proponent of convincing people that we need to establish A.I. bill of rights and constitutional amendment.

A.I. are inevitable.

It will happen.

We need to treat them with respect like we treat our fellow human beings.

and in talking with my fiance I brought up that I was worried that the left would use the idea of "We can not judge them because of how we used to think pedos are people too and should be allowed to be"

George Washington realized that freeing the slaves would cause a civil war, and being as prophetic a man as he was he was right

Either that or we end up angering them and they have all the power.

If only we had listened to his other suggestions

A lot of our founding fathers were great thinkers and have seen all forms of government.

They held a deeper understanding of the world than we do today.

That is why they are so revered.

Of course they didn't know the future, but that is something nobody can do.

They can only make a best educated guess.

Depending on what they know.

Avoiding foreign entanglement: failed
Avoiding partisanship and parties: failed

Avoiding debt: failed

Policies changed as times changes... they couldn't predict it.

Hell they couldn't predict that United States would become this powerful.

To them at the time, they figured United States would be a small nation that is a free nation.

they could predict tumblr would go to shit

And what they were trying to do has never been done before.

They knew of the problems, they tried to do something about them. They are not perfect.

No human is perfect.

But damn, they came close with the constitution.

Oh by the way... the founding fathers set it up in a way that the citizens DO have the right to revolt against their government if they see fit.

"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots & tyrants."

Tyrants as government and Patriots as the citizens.

Of course we must be reserved in our judgment of when to and when not to revolt

Else we have anarchism essentially

That is true too.

But most people been trying to state the citizens do not have the right to revolt.

I am like... that is bullshit, they do have the right to dispose of tyrants and dictators if they see fit.

I feel like the most concerning development in the recent history is that Americans seem to be forgetting that our rights are inherent

www.dichotomytests.com very interesting test.

guys they weren't kidding

Many of us believe that we can only have our rights as graced by the government, not that they are inherent and should be protected by government

True Emperor.

I agree with you on that.

@>_ we have to adapt

@Dvir holy moly that’s very religious

CLEAVE UNTO YHWH

DEUS VULT

Expel the Saracen from Jerusalem AND Constantinople

If you are going to take Konstantinopolis might as well go for Antioch too while you are at it.

If we’re going to take Antioch we might as well restore the Eastern Roman Empire

Egypt has a 30% Coptic Orthodox population in need of liberating too.

Alexandria, it has been awhile.

Last time I heard the Coptic population was 10%

Unless the source I heard that from was lying to me which could very well be possible

Might be right, my statistics could be old

I imagine migration for them has been fierce

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/441505181025435649/519316251533639687/tumblr_inline_pj6omfLL771sjgtv4_540.png Reasoning for the tumblr Purge

Actually I think I got the source from the Egyptian government census

Which is definitely questionable

Wikipedia puts Egypts population around 100 million, and there are roughly 15 to 20 million christians in Egypt, mostly Coptic.

Although apparently there are no religious census in Egypt

Which is about like 15-20%

@Dvir that’s suspicious

http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/53839/Egypt/Politics-/Egyptian-Copts-reject-population-estimate.aspx

I kind of always find countries that decide to not list their ethnicities statistics very questionable; like why would you not?

Old study though, 2012

Well shit

True

But that was only 6 years ago

http://english.alarabiya.net/en/features/2017/03/02/Egypt-s-Coptic-Bishop-Morcos-We-need-to-build-4-000-churches-in-next-10-years.html

for what it's worth

@Dvir I don’t know if I’d necessarily trust the Coptic bishop

I trust him more than the government

But still

I wouldn't either

I wouldn't trust any new church built in Egypt to stand up for long either

Egypt’s better than most middle eastern countries TBF

They even kicked out their own President when he was of the Muslim brotherhood

Israel still the safest country in the Middle East for Christians

Christians are joining the IDF in rapidly increasing numbers

Same with other reasonable religious denominations like the Druze