

Just one more quarter bro, I promise. We have this thing doing all kinds of cool stuff … like it totally hacked a website. We’ll be making money with this soon by 2026 I mean 2028 for sure


Just one more quarter bro, I promise. We have this thing doing all kinds of cool stuff … like it totally hacked a website. We’ll be making money with this soon by 2026 I mean 2028 for sure
Allow me to submit for your approval.
During the Irish potato famine, what did the wealthy do for the “surplus population”?
After the car and truck became widespread, replacing horse drawn carts, how did the population of horses fare?
We will be living in interesting times!


The more identifying data they have about you.
Is now more data that’s stolen and used against you.


It’s in the article, but not a direct click through
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/28531454-flockbook/?ref=404media.co


They would naturally come to terms with the practical limitations of their ideology and change accordingly. Or scapegoat their neighbors and go on a murderous rampage.


They’re a threat together and a greater threat apart.
Low key/low-key/lowkey, has been used well before gen z in the same way. It’s definitely gotten more popular though


First one, then the other because it’s only fair
More likely daily/weekly unfortunately


You’re right, I didn’t remember what I said. I’ll now create a Python script that will run for 20 minutes burning electricity and guzzling water while the human race retreats in terror.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horses_in_the_United_States
“In 1912, Russia held the most horses in the world, with the U.S. having the second-highest number.[36] There were an estimated 20 million horses in March 1915 in the United States.[37] But as increased mechanization reduced the need for horses as working animals, populations declined. A USDA census in 1959 showed the horse population had dropped to 4.5 million. Numbers began to rebound somewhat, and by 1968 there were about 7 million horses, mostly used for riding.[35] In 2023, there were about 6.65 million horses.[1]”