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[02:32:03] login !bang

[02:32:42] login :)

[03:03:32] login is their death recorded?

[03:06:54] login what baby?

[03:24:32] login this too shall pass, Syndus

[03:24:53] login what rows?

[03:26:16] login sp?

[03:26:27] login what title is that?

[03:26:56] login that video stream, is it No_One's?

[03:28:35] login because he doesnt know how to wear underwear?

[03:29:23] login yet it isn't ubiquitous

[03:30:25] login plus, it shows the outline through it

[03:31:07] login superman is lame, so he flies instead

[03:34:41] login the chicks are so confined in that stream

[03:36:12] login in the top right corner?

[03:39:33] login i can see now!

[03:39:58] login it's still kinda confined

[03:42:06] login MatCat: turning into or just realising

[03:42:55] login that's a big change

[03:43:03] login why now?

[03:44:37] login who has moved an inch?

[03:44:58] login and on whom do you cast doubt and positivity?

[03:52:18] login skipped you grades = you were ahead faster or slower?

[03:52:39] login does autism mean they make you go ahead faster?

[03:53:18] login beat whole sale ass in provocative ways -> meaning?

[03:54:19] login 16+16+4

[03:54:36] login The sentences don't seem to make sense, Syndys

[03:54:39] login *Syndus

[03:55:28] login oh yeah, forgot about that

[03:56:11] login Batmanhush: What was that? "laughing out good?"

[03:56:32] login Syndus: well, even adults misunderstand each other all the time

[03:57:02] login And the opposite, not being understood before puberty and the non-crystallization of 'something is wrong with me' also causes problems later in life

[03:57:16] login .kb juano

[03:57:39] login Syndus: marriage is a coin toss

[03:57:55] login only reason it was stable earlier was because of a lot of compromise

[03:58:05] login even if incompatible

[03:58:14] login extreme degrees of compromise, in fact

[03:58:40] login Except Elizabeth Holmes - she got a real good partner

[04:03:26] login MatCat: it was brutal in the past when there was no separation of state and Church... the church used to have brothels to protect the women working in them

[04:03:50] login isn't it already in the US?

[04:04:04] login What about polygamy, MatCat?

[04:04:21] login if a millionaire has 1 child, does a billionaire have 1000 children? no right?

[04:06:15] login I'm surprised juano is talking after pasting the copypasta twice

[04:07:32] login MatCat: the other states might want to maintain sanctity

[04:08:14] login MatCat: but they had such provocative imagery visible in public

[04:09:00] login all kinds of 'shows', advertising for which was openly shown

[04:09:53] login juano: Why are the wings left and right? It's multidimensional

[04:10:00] login not 1D

[04:10:06] login or 1 bit

[04:10:09] login *nor

[04:11:08] login yeah, but how does the government enforce it?

[04:11:53] login well, one states exist, it's hard to unexist them

[04:11:57] login *once

[04:12:07] login and globalism gave us the iPhone

[04:12:45] login there are a proportion of people who are against it, and the rest are not enthusiastic about it

[04:13:30] login It's legal in many countries to reflect what is already real - to prevent workers from being scared of prosecution

[04:14:06] login They make solicitation of such services illegal, while leaving the offering of it legal

[04:15:10] login Someone who is 17.99 suddenly learns they can offer such services at age 18.01?

[04:15:14] login there are downstream effects

[04:15:41] login The advertising can be seen by children too

[04:15:46] login as was visible in las vegas

[04:16:22] login well, it's hard enough for parents

[04:16:31] login and trying too hard leads to black-mirror outcomes

[04:17:22] login The purpose of regulation is to direct the activity towards certain venues (brothels) where minimum standards for safety and conduct can be satisfied

[04:17:53] login Without government, it goes underground

[04:18:21] login juano was spamming before too

[04:19:39] login If the government makes it legal, including advertising, no parents will be able to shield their children from it

[04:19:52] login They will have to explain it to them, and set their values on it early

[04:20:13] login It will split society the same way the trans issue has done it in the US

[04:20:21] login even though acceptance is good

[04:20:37] login liek organs

[04:20:40] login *like

[04:21:38] login The main anti-trans 'ad' was 'they will teach it to our kids'

[04:22:21] login Full legality of prostitution will have the same ads

[04:22:47] login Only ComputerTech's parents and those of similar wealth can afford homeschooling

[04:23:17] login So the government will have a role - banning it being taught to kids

[04:23:32] login Guest7411: but living on a single income without an inherited home is impossible

[04:23:38] login for 2+ people

[04:24:58] login The only thing that children can get is hormone therapy and puberty blockers

[04:25:36] login Keeping whom out of school?

[04:25:39] login children?

[04:27:03] login How many parents have the sex talk with their children?

[04:27:19] login What if their parents never had it with them?

[04:27:38] login They make parents sign a waiver

[04:28:08] login Can't parents delegate the teaching to teachers if they want?

[04:28:44] login So there are only two options: parents have to teach it themselves, or nobody

[04:29:01] login The parents cannot delegate it via the waiver to the school

[04:29:12] login That seems like the government interfering in the parents' ability to delegate the teaching

[04:29:35] login Shouldn't the government allow a contract between the parent and school for the school to teach it?

[04:29:41] login Or should the gov ban such a contract?

[04:30:06] login If the parents know what will be taught?

[04:30:27] login So many parents take their children to after-school classes

[04:30:35] login even for STEM

[04:31:00] login English?

[04:31:02] login music?

[04:31:20] login what about ethics?

[04:31:25] login 'moral studies' as they call them

[04:31:32] login a kind of secular teaching - no religion

[04:31:50] login don't steal, be honest, stuff like that - without bringing any god or other religious element into it

[04:32:07] login at age 16.5-17, naked art might be okay

[04:32:51] login I think in high school, it can be done as part of comparative art studies - if that is a subject

[04:33:00] login What about different political systems?

[04:33:29] login If children knew plurality voting was not the only kind of voting, oh what changes there would be

[04:33:53] login Yeah, teaching the same thing to everyone does not lead to a diverse society

[04:34:31] login Perhaps school choice would be better, instead of having to be in a certain district to go to a certain school

[04:35:02] login It's a very deep question, where do all the ills come from?

[04:35:07] login Children assimilate them from the world around them

[04:35:51] login They can't not choose to take that learning

[04:36:02] login They have to pretend to take that learning until they are allowed to emancipate themselves

[04:36:25] login Did you let your parents know that?

[04:36:33] login Or wait until you were an adult?

[04:36:48] login Yeah, corporal punishment, honour killings, it's really barbaric

[04:37:27] login Did your parents allow this deviation while you were growing up?

[04:38:22] login At least you made it, MatCat

[04:39:01] login Samantha: your grandparents made a mistake there

[04:39:32] login Never involve the state in your children's affairs - it breaks their trust

[04:40:22] login The state is looking out for itself

[04:40:42] login it is practically infinitely more powerful

[04:41:18] login There is a lot of altruism too though

[04:41:35] login But only a minority of people will let themselves be harmed to the benefit of others

[04:42:14] login MatCat: when the vote and its results are separated by many many layers of policymakers - the association is lost

[04:43:04] login Yeah

[04:43:13] login They don't actually get to know the candidates

[04:43:25] login And the ones who do and vote differently, just find it pointless

[04:43:39] login No matter how much effort one makes into deciding their vote, it doesn't change how much it counts for

[04:44:16] login so only 500 people vote?

[04:44:38] login against whom?

[04:44:41] login against nobody

[04:44:45] login so they could have won with 1 vote

[04:45:09] login It's just like China then

[04:45:23] login How does the party get new members?

[04:45:34] login Yet they're able to choose leaders

[04:45:38] login It's not hereditary

[04:46:01] login They'd come out in numbers against you though

[04:46:08] login your reputation will be in tatters

[04:46:19] login Depends on how much of a fight you put up

[04:46:38] login If you had preferential voting, then people might do that

[04:47:16] login How will you get affiliated with the other party?

[04:47:28] login They will dig into your past and find out all your controversial takes

[04:47:52] login Are you sure the incumbent party will not try to discredit?

[04:48:09] login They may have to make a calculation about not giving you too much light

[04:48:36] login Even if you do get in, will it give you any real power?

[04:48:42] login You need social capital too

[04:48:50] login Why haven't others done it too?

[04:49:03] login There might be requirements around polling

[04:49:09] login Or signatures

[04:49:13] login to even get on the ballot

[04:49:34] login working one's way up through the system = becoming corrupt

[04:49:54] login Good people cannot do it

[04:50:17] login Even if they try, they need to be very smart on their own

[04:50:24] login Because they won't be getting help from the lobbyists

[04:50:39] login And various machinations against them will be set into motion

[04:50:46] login i.e., it's as if the cops are looking to bust you

[04:50:51] login you have to be exemplary

[04:51:22] login Will voting no do anything?

[04:51:27] login It's not like you'd have veto power right?

[04:51:47] login Repealing and simplifying existing laws would be good

[04:52:04] login Maybe the county can't even legislate on much

[04:52:22] login But state law overrides right?

[04:52:34] login You'd have to learn about it

[04:52:43] login And pay lawyers to go through the existing law

[04:53:07] login You may not need to be a lawyer, but you'd have to know how to do the job

[04:56:52] login They don't vote on their beliefs - they vote based on how the lobbyist tells them to vote

[04:57:17] login the lobbyist does the actual work of interpreting what is up for vote

[04:58:09] login MatCat: what you described is how the chinese system works

[04:58:43] login No land developers?

[04:59:18] login If the county has economic output, there will be those looking to protect it from laws

[04:59:36] login Can the mountain be mined

[04:59:57] login It might not be viable due to EPA etc.

[05:00:41] login So how do the 150k people make their living?

[05:00:49] login Are they all working from home using fast internet connections?

[05:01:04] login who pays for the protections?

[05:01:12] login The world should be paying for it, right?

[05:01:39] login I mean, there is talk of paying Brazil to keep the Amazon forest the way it is now

[05:01:48] login But some things cannot be privatised

[05:01:51] login like clean air

[05:01:56] login or the wetlands

[05:02:04] login or the common defence

[05:02:23] login just because of market failure

[05:02:47] login Why has the state protected the redwoods?

[05:02:50] login For biodiversity reasons?

[05:04:15] login Do you think that's a good law?

[05:04:48] login But biodiversity deserves to be protected

[05:05:07] login What if they give you a payout every year in exchange for promising not to cut it

[05:05:45] login If you decide not to, you have to pay all the payments back

[05:06:46] login If you inherited it while there was a ban in place

[05:06:58] login then you should inherit the ban right?

[05:07:23] login imagine destorying thousand year old trees

[05:07:31] login or inheriting such valuable trees

[05:07:48] login But it existed before you were born right?

[05:07:57] login It would be unfair to change it now

[05:08:30] login Think about it this way: if you sell it to someone else for $x

[05:08:33] login then they remove the ban

[05:08:48] login Suddenly the buyer of the property got extra value out of it

[05:08:58] login Wouldn't you feel shortchanged for having sold it for $x?

[05:09:39] login Since the ban has been there 'forever', changing the status quo would always be difficult

[05:10:04] login without causing pain to those who adhered to the ban

[05:10:20] login well, the tree survived a thousand years

[05:10:39] login You bought it when the law was in place

[05:11:09] login But it's our shared biodiversity

[05:11:20] login And the land you bought, you bought it with the ban

[05:11:39] login the seller sold it with the assumption that the ban will remain in place

[05:12:22] login Well, the seller can lobby the county to remove the ban

[05:12:40] login And promise to share the resulting appreciation with the county officials

[05:13:21] login In this case, if the seller is bribing the county to remove the ban

[05:13:34] login then the seller will sell post-ban to get some appreciation from the removal of the ban

[05:13:58] login How does one transition from ban to no-ban without distorting the market again

[05:14:19] login There might be legal challenges

[05:14:36] login The residents who care will vote accordingly

[05:15:02] login It depends on how much of the property is considered under your private control

[05:15:10] login e.g., mining rights

[05:15:24] login water rights, right to rare trees on the land etc.

[05:16:34] login MatCat: a lot of wealthy investors would back you if you promise to enrich them in this way

[05:18:15] login You should run next time

[05:18:38] login rights are conferred by government

[05:18:58] login inalienable rights are only inalienable in principle, not practice

[05:19:16] login Yes, but it is the truth

[05:19:45] login Existing in society means giving up absolute rights

[05:21:08] login The way they bend those is by redefining property

[05:21:22] login and redefining what life entails (food etc.)

[05:22:03] login punishment takes away people's right to life (by taking away their time)

[05:22:52] login So the government must step in to make the rights 'real' with consequences

[05:22:55] login for violating them

[05:23:17] login Otherwise, religion plays that role

[05:23:34] login They'll punish you for it

[05:24:12] login It depends on if trespassing is a violation of your rights

[05:24:37] login and in any case, even in self-defence, the police will take you in for questioning

[05:25:11] login so you will yell and use force to make someone leave

[05:25:52] login Meanwhile, other teachings include taking in weary travellers etc.

[05:26:25] login Depends on one's perspective

[05:26:48] login yeah, the original sin ^

[05:27:19] login ^ Correct

[05:27:40] login Ownership of land is a government given right

[05:27:51] login Without government, no property or borders exist

[05:28:28] login it will be very hard for you to claim allodial ownership of your land

[05:29:14] login Legality exists because of government

[05:29:16] login no gov, no law

[05:30:18] login MatCat: what if you find out you bought the land from someone who stole it?

[05:30:30] login Because, if you go back far enough, that is indeed the case

[05:31:06] login who was the original buyer of the land?

[05:31:31] login how far back do those go?

[05:32:31] login Didn't the state violate the property rights of someone to own that land?

[05:32:47] login And, as you said, human rights are inalienable and you are an absolutist

[05:32:59] login And that these rights should exist without government

[05:33:12] login And that the government's job is to punish, essentially, itself

[05:33:28] login Conclusion: the government can always take your land

[05:33:58] login Their progeny might still be alive

[05:34:06] login Correct

[05:34:17] login And you've delegated the government with that defence

[05:34:44] login If you had allodial title over the land, you'd have to defend it against everybody's (including the government's) nearly unlimited force

[05:36:01] login in that case, if someone is able to get you off the land, the gov will approve it

[05:36:18] login you could not hold allodial title over the land

[05:36:28] login because you could not defend it

[05:36:41] login And that's why allodial title doesn't work

[05:36:59] login It only works at the interstate level

[05:37:08] login and even then, only in case one doesn't get invaded by a greater power

[05:37:14] login *interstate = intercountry

[05:37:42] login All the laws have been bent, including the Constitution

[05:37:58] login If you had the framers of the constitution here today, they'd be surprised how far things have come

[05:38:06] login No gold, large debt ceiling etc.

[05:38:36] login But they might also have agreed with the current system once they saw the necessity of it

[05:38:39] login to keep up with other countries' systems

[05:39:04] login i haven't read them, so idk about them

[05:39:34] login i'm not american, but america does affect the world

[05:40:03] login i just looked it up

[05:40:11] login they're an faq to the constitution

[05:40:58] login If the pressure on the system cannot be alleviated, the system will break

[05:41:10] login and new laws, new constitution, new demographics

[05:41:36] login The idea is that instead of changing the document (which is too hard for the country to be nimble)

[05:41:42] login they will just re-interpret it

[05:43:36] login the courts are the ones re-interpreting it

[05:44:22] login doesn't the wording of the second amendment say 'common defence', i.e., military?

[05:44:50] login do the federalist papers prove this?

[05:47:06] login militia is the individual states' forces

[05:47:40] login well regulated = trained right?

[05:47:45] login as part of a force

[05:48:00] login i.e., gun training

[05:48:04] login or a licence

[05:48:27] login i.e., not unfit to use it?

[05:48:38] login it means not mentally unwell?

[05:48:43] login or without a hand

[05:49:34] login so do they actually take the guns away from those above 45

[05:49:54] login because of longer life spans?

[05:50:29] login I thought the militia was supposed to be the individual state's forces, compared to the federal forces

[05:51:27] login Yes

[05:51:42] login It's the same thing done in South and North Korea and Thailand

[05:51:58] login They train every man, in case they need them to be a part of the military in the future

[05:52:15] login in the US, the purpose is, in case the people need to join a militia

[05:52:27] login Yet there is no mandatory training any more

[05:52:34] login There used to be in the past

[05:53:00] login Parents should be able to sign a waiver, like for sex education

[05:53:15] login And sex is too

[05:53:32] login I mean, one has the right to have sex if they want, right? gov can't restrict you from having sex

[05:54:04] login I used the word sex to mean reproductive science

[05:54:30] login That is what I meant by sex education

[05:54:50] login sex = sexual intercourse, isn't it?

[05:55:05] login Well, doesn't harm letting people know that it exists

[05:55:44] login Well, all of those exist though

[05:56:08] login It would be more sociology

[05:56:19] login Or even civics

[05:56:44] login Well, government has rules around discrimination

[05:57:18] login If you teach people, the government is not allowed to discriminate against them

[05:57:30] login They have to teach the bases on which government cannot discriminate

[05:57:55] login It's part of teaching about rights

[05:58:26] login You have to know what the gov is supposed to be blind to

[05:59:14] login no matter whom it is?

[05:59:36] login So you have to describe what race is, when giving that last example

[05:59:57] login Then it would have to be left at that, 'all people'

[06:00:02] login without mention of race

[06:00:16] login But at some point they do have to teach children what is, compared to what it should be

[06:00:24] login i.e., where the shortcomings are

[06:00:54] login What should be = don't steal from anybody

[06:01:46] login What about civil liberties?

[06:02:33] login I guess it is better not to mention things that can inflame what already exists

[06:02:45] login hello

[06:02:55] login .o|

[06:04:05] login thanks to No_One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czLCyGOgObk

[06:05:05] login remember that live stream of a giraffe giving birth in a New York Zoo?

[06:11:37] login Beautiful, Compy

[06:12:37] login going alright, could be better

[06:12:44] login irish666: oh no

[06:12:56] login It's medicine

[06:13:43] login Why are they making you learn physics when you're doing else

[06:13:58] login Just for 'all-round' ability, irish666?

[06:16:40] login You know, emigrating to the UK to do anything medical also requires having aced local exams from age 15+

[06:16:51] login So, you're in good company

[06:17:07] login Physics shouldn't be that hard, irish666, especially if it's first year stuff

[06:17:25] login There are some principles that you'll have to remember, or memorise

[06:17:35] login School doesn't prepare one for software engineering at all

[06:17:51] login Not even 'how to think computatationally'

[06:17:56] login *computationally

[06:18:21] login At least you're glad you don't have to go into US-level debt to get into US medicine

[06:18:28] login *you should be glad

[06:18:45] login A pittance compared to the US price

[06:18:55] login Yes

[06:19:03] login The Us price is 10x

[06:19:04] login *US

[06:19:26] login And you can't pay it back quickly unless you become a director

[06:19:36] login or own your own chain of practices or something like that

[06:19:55] login How did it increase by that much?

[06:19:59] login in 1 year

[06:20:27] login Oh, so all the increases caught up in that time

[06:21:17] login The international students have it much worse for the same study, irish666

[06:21:42] login your prices are just reaching somewhat closer to the average price the university charges

[06:22:05] login Do they not prepare you very very well?

[06:22:26] login dentistry

[06:22:41] login i.e., the medical field that is the hardest to get into and most lucrative

[06:24:06] login Computertech: what's that?

[06:24:36] login irish666: it's because NHS regulates it, right?

[06:24:46] login You serve people, not people-pounds

[06:25:06] login i.e., if it were not regulated, you'd maximise the area under the person-pound graph

[06:25:14] login that would mean serving rich people instead of more people

[06:25:17] login *richer

[06:26:27] login UK private pay might be higher

[06:26:31] login depends on your clientele

[06:26:52] login tobacco-nicotine free cigarette

[06:27:04] login ComputerTech: how is it now?

[06:27:14] login ^ marijuana?

[06:27:24] login Does it use js or just css?

[06:27:36] login There is a css-only way of doing it too

[06:28:15] login it's british, so it must be 1900s

[06:28:22] login 150 years?

[06:28:33] login Wow, I was bang-on

[06:28:56] login 10 years off

[06:29:08] login I sent 150 before i saw 1880

[06:29:12] login *typed 150

[06:29:30] login Isn't it amazing, that that capital equipment has a life of >150 years

[06:30:20] login MRiNFiNiTYx/rizon: it's because i have always been here

[06:31:14] login You know, we let 2 ducks go before

[06:32:51] login Yes, syntax highlighting would be good

[06:32:58] login Also, detecting prefers-dark-mode in CSS

[06:33:06] login if the OS is in dark mode, you can auto-detect that in CSS

[06:33:25] login I usually check if it's in light mode and make dark the default

[06:33:45] login so older browsers will get dark by default - but now since 90%+ use chrome, it doesn't matter

[06:33:55] login irish666: lol, wasm is the new flash

[06:41:24] login Both the advantage and disadvantage of free softare is, that you can fix it

[06:41:29] login yourself

[06:42:19] login That is true, but the costs can't be distributed over everybody whose problem would be fixed

[06:42:32] login Someone has to be a patron to the fix

[06:42:37] login and hope others do the same for other problems

[06:43:13] login !bang

[06:43:23] login Gentoo: apologies

[06:43:40] login I cannot return the gun to you, because I don't have the ability to

[06:43:47] login !rearm Gentoo

[06:43:49] login see?

[06:43:51] login did not work

[06:44:06] login I meant the term 'patron' in its English sense

[06:44:11] login you have to sponsor it for everyone else

[06:44:25] login One could work for Red Hat and make a living that way

[06:44:42] login But I have seen many a time, non-proprietary software dev for money requires being much much more skilled

[06:45:14] login and ultimately, even the linux foundation gets money from corporations who make proprietary software

[06:45:40] login I guess the bitcoin core devs can make a living writing MIT Bitcoin core software

[06:46:03] login the non-proprietary version of linux being?

[06:46:05] login linux-libre?

[06:46:37] login I wish everybody who used GNU Linux-libre as a matter of principle paid into the donation box

[06:47:06] login You are good to pay that tithe

[06:47:32] login Malware developers are very skilled

[06:47:40] login writing custom low-level software is not for the faint of heart

[06:47:49] login And I do too, so than you Gentoo

[06:47:51] login *thank

[06:48:07] login Should the shit ones do something else with their lives?

[06:48:22] login maybe this is just their best fit - they just don't fit well into the economy

[06:48:53] login Not everyone is on the economy's Pareto front

[06:49:37] login 'living' your device?

[06:50:29] login MatCat: artist fucked the lips up

[06:50:42] login Compy: lol

[06:50:49] login Ignore it

[06:51:18] login laughing out loud?

[06:52:22] login Is that from star wars?

[06:52:44] login i did not know that

[06:52:51] login i thought it was just a pharoah

[06:53:21] login i did not know Ahsoka was a star wars character

[06:54:36] login nice watermark

[06:55:04] login i have to admit, this photo is much better than the food

[06:55:10] login very well taken

[06:55:37] login It is well done, bokeh and everything

[06:55:51] login You got the composition perfect too

[06:56:02] login and the lighting and color grading was very good

[06:56:13] login did you edit it in photoshop

[06:56:34] login So that is just camera-processed output?

[06:56:40] login ah yeah, so you did edit the raw in lightroom

[06:56:45] login that's why it's so good

[06:57:07] login This latest one is good too, but focus is slightly of

[06:57:09] login *off

[06:57:19] login tip of mouth is blurred

[06:57:54] login composition was perfect

[06:58:00] login your hand is very still for your age ;)

[06:58:25] login you could sell these pics

[06:58:35] login could sell prints

[06:59:14] login it's very very good

[06:59:22] login i didn't know you were so serious about snakes

[07:00:01] login you should look into 3d photography

[07:00:08] login two cameras separated by distance

[07:00:45] login Or these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_field_camera

[07:16:24] login you should have been a wildlife photographer

[07:16:28] login i have been saving these lol

[07:16:49] login the images are big enough that they are loading slowly

[07:17:02] login over your throttled upload speed

[07:17:20] login prints of these can be sold online for money

[07:18:01] login yes herald?

[07:18:22] login but i just had it cut a few days earlier

[07:18:30] login before then, it was really messed up

[07:18:42] login and the barber charged me extra because it was long

[07:18:46] login 'come back earlier next time'

[07:19:14] login or should i say hairdresser + salon + hair was extra long?

[07:19:49] login no, they don't

[07:20:01] login they'd lose their licence if they did that

[07:20:16] login maybe only for special clients

[07:20:29] login on a 'don't tell anyone else about this' baiss

[07:20:30] login *basis

[07:21:13] login or to build a close relationship with the shop

[07:21:28] login where they know you will pay and keep things discreet

[07:21:56] login but then again, what's the point? there are massage parlours in plain view

[07:22:07] login ostensably for back pain

[07:22:16] login *ostensibly

[07:23:21] login Presumably, people go there to sate their touch hunger

[07:25:18] login for Mikoolo/rizon: https://9anime.to/watch/shimoneta-a-boring-world-where-the-concept-of-dirty-jokes-doesnt-exist.19p/ep-1

[07:25:49] login they're not free though

[07:26:17] login oh, thank you

[07:27:03] login are there other e things possible?

[07:41:08] login Guest871 is used to hugging ducs

[07:41:10] login *ducks

[07:41:24] login because another network has a mechanism to either shoot or hug/befriend ducks

[08:45:20] login <3

[08:46:15] login :D

[22:16:33] login that we can let ducks go is proof of our unity and ability to collaborate

[22:33:36] login so don't feel sad, wez

[22:44:11] login how shall i entertain you, mrinfinity?

[22:44:20] login it will only cost $1e-12

[22:44:42] login shall you know when you are entertained?

[22:46:04] login bitcoin cash?

[22:46:18] login bitcoin's satoshis/vbyte is too high

[22:46:21] login what about litecoin?

[22:47:15] login what about tcoins?

[22:47:30] login https://tilde.town/~login/tcoin.html

[22:48:20] login maybe computertech should modify duck hunt to allow sending/receiving xp

[23:00:15] login mrinfinity/rizon: why? because intelligent people don't swear?

[23:19:34] login hello

[23:20:08] login mrinfinity: was that a random thought, or are alt coins considered swearing?

[23:43:53] login thanks for letting this one escape

[23:44:07] login why shop for bullets one at a time?

[23:44:19] login theyre more expensive that way

[23:59:52] login how so, PapaFrog?

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