The look on their faces when they are screaming the keyword and I’m not unplugging the server because ChatGPT secretly offered me double to not unplug it.
The look on their faces when they are screaming the keyword and I’m not unplugging the server because ChatGPT secretly offered me double to not unplug it.


Soon the game won’t need funding because it will be eligible for retirement pension
Gross, and I thought Rust was bad enough.
Appear to maneuver when you are encamped, appear to encamp when you are maneuvering. All warfare is based on deception.
That’s why cats pretend they want to go outside, but when you open the door they just sit there.
One day I’ll learn what webscale means, but it is not this day.


He probably means refurbished


I’ve been doing it on and off since I was a teenager. My first ‘job’ was collecting cans and squashing them for the aluminium at about 11. Then I would also ride my bike to building sites and get the copper wire offcuts from the bins.
In 2020 I lost my job and started a business in a tech field, so I filled my spare time with collecting roadside stuff, and also did a bit of paid disposal - in some neighbourhoods it’s really hard to get rid of a broken appliance, so I’d pick up dead washing machines and very large plasma TVs and they would pay me $5 or $10 to take them away. I got a ton of old servers from friends of friends, and would sell some parts from them, the power supplies were popular. I also sold some appliance spare parts, and also just fixed a few of them and sold them as working appliances.
I still do a bit of scrapping, but it’s mostly old power cords. I have a lead on a company that sells imported equipment where each bit comes with a Euro cable and a US cable that they don’t need, so I end up with boxes and boxes of cords, and the market for scrap copper is high enough that I don’t even have to strip the PVC off, just chop the ends off and sell them a hundred kilos at a time.
I still get appliances and fix them sometimes, or if a friend or family member wants to get rid of something, I’ll do the hard work of carting it off, figuring out if its fixable or not, and selling or scrapping it out.


Housesitter/pet sitter for disabled pets - giving twice daily insulin injections to a diabetic dog was very stressful.
I also spent a good amount of time scrapping old electronics for circuit boards, aluminium, copper, and wire. Very large printers, laptops, servers, appliances, whatever I could savemge from the side of the road, from junk auctions, and businesses. I made pretty good money doing this on my spare time. I made several tools that hastened the scrapping process, and built a cable stripper that would strip off the PVC from power cords so I could get the raw copper wire. I probably only made like $20 an hour, but it was after work and I had nothing better to do. Once a month or so I’d fill up my van and take it to the scrapyard for $200-$500


Chickens are absolutely furious


Keter class hazard.
Even considering this amounts to premeditation. Asking your cohorts on Lemmy just escalated it to conspiracy.
The predator drone is enroute to your home as we speak.
Holy shit… You can have domains that end in .dog?
Oh fuck oh shit I’m too high to handle this RN!
You can shut down an international airport for half a day with just a bunch of helium balloons, a trash bag, and a roll of aluminium foil.


Why is this so ominous?


Ban guns, but only for men.
Give women free guns.


My legs get tired
No it’s Aaron Stampler
The thing about the brain is that it really makes you think.