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    Posted by $ allosaur 18 minutes ago to Had a Great Laugh on Jasmine Crocket Today
    Hee-haw! Save for Fetterman, telling lies is how Jackass Party doofuscrats~~Russia! Russia! Russia! men can get pregnant~~communicate with their constituent saps all the time.

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    Posted by JakeOrilley 26 minutes ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    Hey OGC loved the random thoughts -
    You know the brainwashing is working...
    The Spanish translation was enlightening...
    And EVERYONE should have a chance at dodgeball...
    And many weeks go by between me still taking pictures...
    And the lobster in the tank.

    Thanks for the great collection!!

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    Posted by $ allosaur 29 minutes ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    Me dino can't remember if my Kodak printed photos. If it did I forgot.
    That was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

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    Posted by $ jbrenner 1 hour, 2 minutes ago to Had a Great Laugh on Jasmine Crocket Today
    If you don't laugh over this, you will cry. In your case, both!

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    Posted by 73SHARK 4 hours, 17 minutes ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    All I had was a tiny Brownie. I didn't know that Kodak made an instant camera like a Polaroid.

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    Posted by $ Olduglycarl 10 hours, 17 minutes ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    I had the Kodak that printed the photos. You had to wait some amount of time then peal a backing off to reveal your photo.

    PS. I just thought, maybe I should have Named this bunch: Random 'Memories', instead of "Thoughts".

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    Posted by $ allosaur 10 hours, 32 minutes ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    How to be a right-wing extremist in 2025 reminds me of hearing Charlie Kirk recommend that young in their twenties should all get married and start families. Hating jackasses with KDS lividly disagree.
    I can also recall having a fully functioning kid's Kodak when I guess I was in the Sixth Grade. Took black and white photos of government buildings during a school bus trip to Montgomery, Alabama's capital.
    Me dino loved to play dodgeball during the Fifties. Schools in Alabama provided white dodgeballs back then.

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    Posted by $ kddr22 11 hours, 55 minutes ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    well said to life...

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    Posted by $ Olduglycarl 11 hours, 57 minutes ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    The above represents a minutes worth of brain activity in OldUglyCarl's head on Thursdays, getting ready for TGIFfunnies . . .

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    Posted by jack1776 14 hours, 40 minutes ago to AI-Enabled Dunning–Kruger Effect
    I see this more and more, today was a tipping point. We have a natural limit to what we can do, its our intelligence. Once we do away with this natural limit, we are allowed to rise beyond our ability to cope, effecting others in ways we never realized until recently. Once people stop thinking critically and accepting AI as the source of truth, AI becomes our master.

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    Posted by jack1776 14 hours, 44 minutes ago to AI-Enabled Dunning–Kruger Effect
    I this case, it would have been a disaster... We would have enabled functionality to Windows AD domains that isn't supported by MS. I won the argument and its not going to happen, it was a road we couldn't undo with financial ramifications the business couldn't absorb.

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    Posted by mccannon01 15 hours, 1 minute ago to AI-Enabled Dunning–Kruger Effect
    The coworker may have a good idea to get things started, but I'd go over the code carefully before proceeding.

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    Posted by mccannon01 15 hours, 4 minutes ago to AI-Enabled Dunning–Kruger Effect
    Realizing I don't know everything I had to look up Dunning-Kruger effect to get an idea of what is going on here. It wasn't hard to see that AI can be leveraged to make low IQ people look more intelligent than they are. They can get away with it as long as they are not called to actually function as a high IQ individual with an understanding of the intricacies of what they are really doing. For example, one doesn't have to know what is really going on under the hood to drive a car. However, if the oil is never checked or changed very expensive results will occur. The same can happen to individuals using AI to cheat in software development. In an industrial environment this can kill people. On a macro level people who think they know more than they do can be very dangerous if enabled by too many others. See Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, or Mao Zedong for a few examples. [Side note. Maybe if Hitler had AI it would have taken a look at Operation Barbarossa and told him to forget the whole thing, but Hitler being who he was would go ahead anyway.]

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    Posted by jack1776 15 hours, 43 minutes ago to AI-Enabled Dunning–Kruger Effect
    I'm making this post as a co-worker is recommending we replace a MS PowerShell function with a AI generated function to support the MS unsupported feature we need. The guy doesn't know how to code, especially at this level. Not qualified...

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    Posted by freedomforall 19 hours, 21 minutes ago to The Road to De-Civilization: Inflation and the Moral Erosion of Society
    From the article:
    "Inflation punishes thrift and rewards debt. Those who save in money lose; those who borrow in money gain, at least temporarily. The saver’s virtue becomes folly, and the speculator’s recklessness becomes advantageous. Over time, entire societies shift their time preferences—impatience replaces diligence, consumption replaces production and saving. Once the money signal is corrupted, society loses its sense of future orientation. Inflation de-civilizes by teaching people to live for the present. This is civilizational decay."

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    Posted by mccannon01 19 hours, 43 minutes ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    Ha yes, OUC, I've seen a number of those videos as well. Much of the knowledge they exhibit I already know and have done some of them, but knowing how and actually doing it are two different things. I have not done it all and at my age hope I will never have to test my mettle or my knowledge completely. We were without power for 11 days one winter and the wife and I did just fine cooking in the fireplaces and keeping the house from freezing. We had gas hot water with the old time pilot light at the time and that never stopped working, but taking a shower in a bathroom that was 37degF felt great until you had to step out. I was working at the time so I'd get the fireplaces working before I left and came back at lunch to restart them. I have to say I do love fireplace cooking - yum yum - if you know what you are doing. Years before, my wife picked up a 19th century fireplace reflector oven as an antique item that worked great to make pies and corn bread! Steak and potatoes on the fire is awesome! I would NOT want to do that all the time, though, LOL!

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    Posted by $ allosaur 20 hours, 51 minutes ago to ITMTyme supplement: SNAP Beneficiaries Will Need To Reapply For Benefits
    As I got older, I rescued myself by hanging around.

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    Posted by $ Olduglycarl 23 hours, 3 minutes ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    I've been watching those the guys building survival shelters/cabins in the wilderness on youtube with nothing but a hand saw, axe and a hand powered drill . . . thinking, I could get into this but with no time to do it! Darn that ole infrastructure . . .

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    Posted by mccannon01 23 hours, 21 minutes ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    I have to say AMEN to all of that. My wife and I have spent a lot of time tent camping without the "conveniences". 19th century living sometimes for a week at a time in sun and snow. Cooking on a wood fire using cast iron pots and pans or just a spit can have its own challenges and skill requirements lost to most today. But wait, wasn't that a plastic cooler loaded with store bought ice we took the store bought food from before it went on the fire? What about that pickup truck that hauled in the camping gear? Or the kerosene - or heaven forbid the batteries - in the lanterns we lit at night so we can see enough to lay out the sleeping bags on the blow-up mattress. Yep, real ol' time living...

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    Posted by maxguru 23 hours, 30 minutes ago to The Free State Project
    Why not a Signal group chat instead of Discord?

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    Posted by mccannon01 23 hours, 43 minutes ago to High Speed Bait and Switch
    The real high speed is how fast some politicians can make other people's money disappear.

  • 22
    Posted by mccannon01 23 hours, 44 minutes ago to ITMTyme supplement: SNAP Beneficiaries Will Need To Reapply For Benefits
    Sounds like you got rescued by capitalism, LOL.

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    Posted by freedomforall 23 hours, 49 minutes ago to Article mentioning Ayn Rand and Clarey's "Enjoy the Decline"
    Maybe if the town seceded from Commifornia they could attract investments.

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    Posted by freedomforall 1 day ago to New Evidence That J6 Was a Fedsurrection
    And George Carlin's warnings.

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    Posted by $ allosaur 1 day, 8 hours ago to ITMTyme supplement: SNAP Beneficiaries Will Need To Reapply For Benefits
    Me dino was born in Massachusetts. When little dino was 4, I didn't know that my dad being sent to Alabama to be the assistant manager for a company's new work site would later prove to be my escape from a Marxist state.