

Nuremberg Trials 2.0
Un Dorian Gray sin pasado, ni patria ni bandera.
I’m just a guy in the #pnw who likes going on adventures, and playing games with friends.
Three things I love: the Oxford Comma, irony, and missed opportunities.
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Nuremberg Trials 2.0


The airpory only recently got remodeled and they did a really good job of it.


We have that at the PDX airport!


In the beginning the Universe was created. This had made many people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move. – Some Hoopy Frood


The narwhal bacons at midnight. France is bacon. I also miss the early days, though there is a bit of that feeling here. You can actually respond to comments without feeling like it’s already too late and will get buried.


Coming from Synology it was a little too walled garden for me and I also hated their software, but that was also my first forray into nas. Good place to get my feet wet and all. I’m not really well versed in nas os’s though, any recommendations?


Unrelated anecdote, my brother’s then wife post a picture of them on Facebook. Our aunt saw it, took a picture of her monitor with her phone, went to the store to have them print the photo out on photo paper, and then mailed it to my brother.
So he got his original photo back, but at a greatly reduced quality and with monitor glare added!


I don’t have any experience with them yet, but I was looking at a kagi search subscription and that comes with AI usage from different models. Could be an option?


Same thing happened in 2021-ish when WhatsApp changed their policy that all your information would be shared with Facebook. Outrage pushed it back six months, and then they did it anyway.


It’s always easier when you mentally substitute “economy” with “rich people’s yacht money”.


“Supreme Court justices should be [terrible thing, deadly, obviously bad outcome for them]”
Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas dissented.


Except the dumfucks have railed against the idea of a national id number since before they removed “Not to be used for ID” from the SS cards. So instead we have a national id number that was never meant to be one and stupidly easy to figure out.


I mean, they did send over their religious extremists, slavers, and prisoners, before moving on to other colonies. And the US has never recovered.
And for people like me with a problem closing tabs, the memory management is excellent, killing off anything that hasn’t been used in a while.