i’m glad you said that, i was confused if this was either an apocryphal from ayn rand… or the great nagus, who knows.

not even fiat (heh) is worth anything if we don’t accept it as store of value, let alone an electronic register on a digital ledger.

i want plain computers back.

since i moved back with my parents, my house was built in 1993. before that i was living in an apartment that was built in 2021.

many of these mines will end up being washed by some flood, unfortunately. and end up where they shouldn’t get.

but mexico has got way more parties than pri, so much that most candidates winning elections do so with a broad alliance. in fact since 2000 pri only had a single term.

plus there is the bonus of schadenfreunde, since they always want to balkanize countries that happen to stand in their path.

trumpistan leaves, enters techbronia.

in other news, water is wet.

• houses designed as if they were some private plastic surgeon’s office;
• neopentec churches with black walls.

if i wanted to destroy the u.s., i’d vote for ralph wiggum.

if i wanted someone better than most presidents since lincoln, i’d vote for the lenin mummy from the simpsons.

… a senile version of him IS actually the president.

let’s be honest, most products from the military industrial complex of the u.s. deserve the “acme” brand.

we have a concept for that in brazilian portuguese. it’s called “gambiarra”.

meanwhile, our military gorillas here in brazil are all israhell simps. wonder why.

otters. baby otters. otters offering baby otters to be eaten first by predators.

such a cuck.

it’s kitsch.

i understand your side, but that’s up to op. personally for me i was thinking about learning a native local language, perhaps tupi or nheengatu, and one from the african diaspora such as yoruba, kimbundu or kikongo. but that’s on me, and that’s on op too, regardless of what we think. it’s not a particularly picky topic in my opinion.

i’m concluding an associate level course of system analysis and i’m glad that right now i don’t rely on it to eat and pay the bills, having a regular job on my previous bachelor’s degree. by the end of the course the college was pushing so hard on knowledge we didn’t (and they didn’t passed on properly) had that i and others had to rely on vibe coding. now that i’m about to pick up my diploma, i’m gonna focus on learning real computer science without the pressure of grades and perhaps have a better chance if i have to apply for an IT job.