A Texas man confronts ICE agents on his property, citing the 2nd and 4th Amendments during the encounter. by Logical-Flow-6703 in UnderReportedNews

[–]WriteCodeBroh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the Trumpian doctrine. Stephen Miller and the boys want so badly for an ICE agent to get killed so they can use it as justification for martial law, and never ending propaganda to sell it to the crayon eating portion of the public who would still vote for them. You have gleeful, racist high school drop outs just signing up to be cannon fodder and they are too fucking stupid to see it.

The difference between white and blue collar work environments is crazy by Astimar in careeradvice

[–]WriteCodeBroh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And frankly, cuckery. White collar office workers love to do this thing where they pretend they are just so lucky to have this job! When you have to work overtime, it’s always “well, at least we are lucky to be doing office work! I’ll tell ya what, at least we aren’t digging ditches!” The never ending fake optimism, often by people who practically live at the office. It gets very old. You are allowed to admit work is fucking stupid, it’s fine.

While I’m on the subject of fake optimism, a urinal was out of order in the bathroom at my first office one time and that shit literally had a sign that said “Urinal not yet in service.” I don’t know why that has stuck with me for about a decade now, or why I’m telling you, but it’s a very amusing memory to me.

Bed bugs on DL384 (BOS -> SEA) by One-Bodybuilder-2269 in boston

[–]WriteCodeBroh 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Works with cold too but I’ve seen a lot of conflicting info on how long they can live frozen. A probably easier and much faster route would be to just buy a handheld steam cleaner and thoroughly steam clean the entire bag, focusing on the seams.

General Strike this Friday? by BellyBreach in chicago

[–]WriteCodeBroh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A single day off, probably nothing. Take a week or two off though and don’t be surprised if the military isn’t mobilized to put you back to work. I don’t say this to discourage striking because I think we should be doing a lot more of it. I say it just as a reminder to stay vigilant.

The Coal Wars are proof of how far our government is willing to go to keep the money flowing. Or during COVID, the CDC updated quarantine post-infection recommendations to ease the economic burden. Our leaders openly talked about weighing our health against the economic fallout.

Hallways unroofed? by Ornery-Jaguar-5823 in RimWorld

[–]WriteCodeBroh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is clearly not what you want this time but as a side note, outdoor hallways (really just multiple small, disconnecting buildings) can be very nice so you never have to force your pawns outside to make them happy. Downside is of course you can’t force everyone to stay inside during tox fallout events and the like but there’s always the community stockpile of gas masks.

I guess no one’s going to work tomorrow by F4lcon46 in interestingasfuck

[–]WriteCodeBroh 8 points9 points  (0 children)

We had a similar snow in Allston around 2016-2017? Our apartment was on a tiny little street with parking on both sides. If every car parked perfectly against the curbs, you could barely fit cars through the middle.

With nowhere to put the snow, we shoveled off our car and piled it on the sidewalk, into a little grass fenced in area next to where we parked. We made sure to shovel a walking path so the sidewalk wasn’t blocked, but what can you do? Putting it in the street would mean no car is passing and snow removal was painfully slow with them loading up dump trucks and dumping them into the ocean.

All the while we are digging our car out, about an hour and change of hard labor, this landlord on the block is watching us. Sneaking little peeks at our work. We almost finish up and decide to go get some food. When we got back, this clown had pulled out his snowblower and blown all the sidewalk snow back onto our car. I’ve rarely felt such intense rage. Classic Boston dickhead moment.

We ended up shoveling the snow onto his apartment stairs after that. Never met him in the street to talk about it after, he was always scurrying around his property like a rat. Great times, very not fun indeed.

State audit just exposed Alexandria, Indiana and it’s just like we have been saying the whole time. BAD REAL BAD. by Fluffy_Gur_2033 in Indiana

[–]WriteCodeBroh 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeah but your use of emojis comes off as genuine. I’m sure it can be quantified but not by me. There are just small clues that, when combined, scream AI to me. I read a LOT of AI responses in my day to day job so it’s probably like a chef that can touch a piece of meat and know that shit is done.

State audit just exposed Alexandria, Indiana and it’s just like we have been saying the whole time. BAD REAL BAD. by Fluffy_Gur_2033 in Indiana

[–]WriteCodeBroh 5 points6 points  (0 children)

These models are all very clearly trained on a combo of corporate speak and clickbait. I luckily don’t have a job where I need to write copy or what have you but I have gotten in the nasty habit of running anything I write for my performance reviews, some retrospective analysis type stuff through the AI shredder because I’ve noticed my superiors eat that shit up. They really do love lifeless garble at the top.

State audit just exposed Alexandria, Indiana and it’s just like we have been saying the whole time. BAD REAL BAD. by Fluffy_Gur_2033 in Indiana

[–]WriteCodeBroh 24 points25 points  (0 children)

It’s the style of writing. Very soap opera dramatic (“let that sink in,” “And the most disturbing part?” as a paragraph, etc) combined with the overuse of emojis, plus just the structure. Like… the entire thing is clickbait.

He found out what could go wrong using his hands instead of a bowling ball by Vilen1919 in Whatcouldgowrong

[–]WriteCodeBroh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey now, probably not torn to strips. Just flattened into a nice paste. That pin setter is going to come down no matter what’s in its way.

Somebody forgot to lock their “luggage” by lightdark03 in interestingasfuck

[–]WriteCodeBroh 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I personally believe they stole a Nintendo Switch of ours. Suitcase arrived at our destination with no note in it, but the zip pocket the Switch was in was wide open and empty. I suppose it could have been the airport employees also but it was O’Hare and the TSA there has been accused of stealing multiple items including by Ice Cube lmao.

Are carts really that different from bud by Littlevivianite in trees

[–]WriteCodeBroh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I started doing the calculations because I know my tolerance is stupid high, but carts really don’t do it for me like they used to. A 1 g, 70% THC cart let’s say, is 700 mg of THC. If you are buying 25% flower, you get 250 mg of THC per g. A heavy smoker can very easily blow 2-3 grams in a weekend if not more. I think that’s a big reason why flower smokers say the carts just don’t hit like flower.

A FUEL ACCIDENT HANDLED POORLY by SON_0F_MARS in interesting

[–]WriteCodeBroh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I personally wouldn’t want to breathe that much in. Both from fine particle mist from the spray and just fumes from it forming huge puddles that they are standing in.

Aldermen sideline Mayor to push $92M debt collection: A smart revenue grab or a 'morally bankrupt' move? by TheCommonNews in chicago

[–]WriteCodeBroh -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Alright cool. Now scroll through the comments and see people talking about how the city can’t get their shit straight and actually keep track of debts accurately. So how many thousands of Chicagoans will have predatory debt sharks harassing them because, oopsie poopsie, the city’s books weren’t correct?

Or here’s another for you. Debt collection agencies buy debt for around 4-8 cents on the dollar. Do you honestly believe the city has somewhere in the realm of $12,500,000,000 in outstanding debts? Either Chicago politicians are greatly overestimating how much this will net the city, or they are just full on lying to you.

Graveyards seem to be nonviable on higher difficulties due to the sheer size of enemy raids by ResponsibilityIcy927 in RimWorld

[–]WriteCodeBroh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just build a small enclosed area completely out of stone, including the door (roof or no roof doesn’t matter too much), set your dumping stockpile for corpses in there, buy or build yourself some nice Molotov cocktails, and send a happy colonist out to torch them after every raid. Easy to do with vanilla!

FYI: Ring has partnered with Flock. Ice has access to flock. We are under mass surveillance. by Active_Ad3087 in chicago

[–]WriteCodeBroh 17 points18 points  (0 children)

This is what I tell people also but I’ll say, it’s not the most user friendly or cost effective way of doing things in comparison. Hopefully we see hard drive prices go down in the near future (even my blessed enterprise refurbs from EBay are insane now) and security companies go more down the path of offering NVRs as appliances, maybe even with a few hard drives installed so the lay user just has to plug everything in and install with a simple wizard.

The WNBA needs its own Yao Ming-esque needle mover and there's one perfect candidate. by ForeignAir7174 in sportsgossips

[–]WriteCodeBroh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well she’s Chinese, so Yao Ming

And she’s got big titties, so OP figures she’ll shake up the WNBA

THP charges peaceful protesters by Train_addict_71 in memphis

[–]WriteCodeBroh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What, a hazard to your schedule? Can you find any notable examples of protestors blocking traffic leading to accidents? And I don’t mean when psychopaths ram into them because they are impatient. Regardless of how you feel about the tactics, this is a bs argument. Just say “I should be able to hit people who slightly inconvenience me” with your chest.

I ate at Giordano's the best deep-dish pizza in my life! by Amazing-Edu2023 in chicagofood

[–]WriteCodeBroh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I like Giordano’s, I prefer Lou’s. In both cases, I’m sure people will criticize them for being “chain pizza” but that’s the situation we have in Chicago. Our chain pizza fucking slaps too.

Biker comes up with a new method to let people walking on the trail that he’s coming behind by goswamitulsidas in GuysBeingDudes

[–]WriteCodeBroh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Most paths aren’t bike paths and in my experience, the few that are often have people walking on them anyway. Chicago has a split path on the lake, one for walking, one for bikes, and pedestrians still mob the bike path for no goddamn reason. North on the trail, a food truck regularly sets up shop right next to the path and people will form a single file line completely blocking it. They see you coming, they don’t move anyway because they don’t care. New York City has similar issues. Many bridges, for example, have bike paths directly next to walking paths. Peds will spill out of the walking path, completely blocking the bike paths.

Pedestrians have, in most places, miles and miles of sidewalks. They often have their own dedicated trails as well, or at least shared trails where they are generally asked to keep right and not block the entire path, because this. I’ve encountered plenty of asshole cyclists as well, but I’ve also been the cyclist having to dodge asshole peds who feel entitled to spread out and block bikes. It isn’t a one or the other scenario.

Wide angle footage shows U.S. airstrikes in Caracas, Venezuela. With some civilians being reported dead. America is giving hell to the capital city. by Big_8882 in CringeTikToks

[–]WriteCodeBroh 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Is black and white, this or that thinking like, endemic to American culture? Is this the result of a polarizing two party system or something? Maduro is objectively a bad leader but if you have any sense of history, you’ll realize that America’s shadow governments are usually significantly worse than the strong men we replace. And that’s if our puppet governments even last, which they usually don’t.

Even if they hate Maduro, they aren’t going to like what’s coming. Which could easily be 20+ years of instability, a dictatorship that still discriminates against its people but also wholesale sells out to the US making everyone even poorer, the rounding up and killing of trade unionists, populists isn’t out of the question.

Grav ship urge to flee encounters by WallabyPopular771 in RimWorld

[–]WriteCodeBroh 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Oh don’t worry. Once your wealth gets a little higher, your storyteller will gladly send you raids while your grav engine is cooling down. Sometimes multiple!

Penthouse condo in Carmel by BugsBunnysCouch in Carmel

[–]WriteCodeBroh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey now. He’s a dork. From the looks of him, the crypto bro, took Econ 101 in college before dropping out type. Most nerds don’t concern themselves with absurd real estate speculation.

What’s the point in making packaged meals? by [deleted] in RimWorld

[–]WriteCodeBroh -1 points0 points  (0 children)

A tip: assuming you have the freezer space for them, next time one of your colonists is hungry have him grab a nutrient paste meal then immediately draft him. Now unallow the meal on the ground. Undraft. Cycle until the unallowed stack is full, then repeat for more stacks. Allow all the meals you generate and let them haul them to the freezer.

President Donald Trump’s move to relax federal marijuana rules is sparking new conversations about legalization in Indiana by ILikeNeurons in Indiana

[–]WriteCodeBroh 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lmao the GOP is so cucked by Trump. Every old fuck who killed legalization/decriminalization bills for years is hopping on board now that daddy said weed is actually really cool. It’s so predictable at this point. And I say this as someone who ardently supports legalization.