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Diablo-D3: they're
turned down for insane reasons
blackwhite: not enough and not for what
they will be paid
Diablo-D3: there are people who have applied
to 1000 different jobs and were
turned down
Diablo-D3: blackwhite:
there are people in america
that will
take any job
blackwhite: You won't find a listing for
that because no one want
to
take it unless
they are mexicans. It's more or less
the same problem around
the world
Diablo-D3: asciilifeform: all
the big agriculture farms go out and find mexicans
to work
there and illegally bring
them into
the country
ThickAsThieves: asciilifeform,
then you must have never been
to a border state
Diablo-D3: asciilifeform: because you'll never find a job listing for
that.
Diablo-D3: they get
to get out of
that shithole homeland of
theirs and get paid a shitload of money by
their standards
benkay: Americans are
turned down from jobs because
the communist government imposes artificial wage constraints.
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: Im not blaming
the mexcians
ThickAsThieves: i'd rather commiserate with Mexicans
than
the people
that complain about
them
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: I consider it a problem. Americans are
turned down for jobs because of companies acting illegally.
benkay: ;;google
trilema colored coins
ThickAsThieves: <Diablo-D3>
ThickAsThieves: plus we have
the problem of companies illegally hiring mexicans
that work at a fraction of minimum wage/// i dont consider
this a problem
Diablo-D3: it was 4 years of attempted brainwashing
that I successfully resisted
Diablo-D3: benkay: I didnt even
take high school seriously.
Diablo-D3: benkay: rejected
the whole
thing from
the get go.
benkay: or straight up reject
the whole prop. right out of HS?
blackwhite: So I have a question for all you experts. Imagine a bitcoin like protocol
that allow you
to embed digital assets or watermark certain digital assets. You could in
theory imagine everything from digital pokemon cards
to creative commons licenses as unique "scarce" resources.
Diablo-D3: benkay: degrees are a downright scam for
the industry Im in
benkay: did you ever attend one of
the 'colleges'?
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: plus we have
the problem of companies illegally hiring mexicans
that work at a fraction of minimum wage
Diablo-D3: protip: it doesnt, and you will not get a job because you went
there
dub: give
them vidya games
Diablo-D3: like,
they
think going
to college means something
dub: just distraction for
the cattle class
Diablo-D3: its just
that americans have been brainwashed by
the government
to have a skewed view of what work is
benkay: are
there other socialist regimes with
the printing presses
to employ such volumes of cattle, asciilifeform?
dub: its not like we're
talking about actual work
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: its not
that americans dont want
to work
benkay: i don't
think
there's enough 'work'
to absorb all
the meat
that would need
to emigrate
to empty out
the usa.
dub: is she permanently affixed
to .us?
benkay: or just bail on
the US.
benkay: pray
they're not due before we emerge from
the
Trough.
benkay: take out all
the fiat loans you can
ThickAsThieves: feels much more like a promotion
that will get me more spam for years
to come
ThickAsThieves: i considered
taking advantage of
this
Target Credit Monitoring
thing
dub: just a supermarket and
the biggest company in
th eworld by a couple of metrics
KRS1: kakobrekla: i agree, late/odd hours are
the only
time I'll go, if I ever do go.
The daytime is just so crazy.
kakobrekla: i actually like
the 24 hourness in general
KRS1: When you go
to leave,
the checkouts make a beeping sound. When multiplied by 20+ checkout lanes
the sound is deafening.
The people are low class and aren't afraid
to show it.
KRS1: its...an experience. Its so big its ridiculous and you can't find help.
The one where I live sells everything from sardines
to
tires.
kakobrekla: good, cause for a second
there i
thought i was psychotic or something
kakobrekla: its closer
to
turd master, by
the cover and by
the content
dub: no worse
than cockburn
kakobrekla: am i
the only one
that
thinks 'turd master' ?
kakobrekla: re previous
twitter link, i
thought he was
trolling with his name, but
then i checked www.tuurdemeester.com/subscribe/ and i see its fuckin real. fuckin unreal.
mircea_popescu: inconvenient as it may be, girls aged 16
to 19ish are
the country.
joecool: "top 15
things most americans don't know about
the
tea party"
joecool: asciilifeform: are you a contributor
to buzzfeed?
benkay: the point of bitcointalk.org being
the information asymmetry,
though.
mircea_popescu: ThickAsThieves
they paid for a wsj piece
to explain how bitcoin isn't as good as gold.
ozbot: Twitter /
tuurdemeester: Goldman Sachs drops
the bomb: ...
gribble: Next difficulty estimate | 4224066657.81 based on data since last change | 4501944129.48 based on data for last
three days
mircea_popescu: ThickAsThieves yeah, for a good
two decades
that pillar held.
technical excellence in directx + marketing excellence in ms hq ensured market domination for windows
mike_c: haha " After
this version, DirectShow was moved
to
the Windows SDK".
the windows devs didn't mind having it in
their pile of crap
mike_c: "Previous versions of
the DirectShow SDK were included in
the DirectX SDK. ", yeah,
they
took it out in 2005
mircea_popescu: basically,
the dev in charge of directx didn't want
the shit in
there anymore
mike_c: directshow is part of DirectX,
their opengl
thingie.
mircea_popescu: "DirectShow (sometimes abbreviated as DS or DShow), codename Quartz, is a multimedia framework and API produced by Microsoft for software developers
to perform various operations with media files or streams. It is
the replacement for Microsoft's earlier Video for Windows
technology."
ThickAsThieves: i dont
think viewing JPG in web browser is susceptible
C01DA51CE: i
think its only
through DirectShow
mircea_popescu: did anyone put
this on reddit or we've not
told
them yet
ThickAsThieves: i find it hard
to believe
that a JPG exploit can exist by mistake...
mircea_popescu: people seem
to have
this strange aesthetic amnesia when discussing faux 1960s "famous"
tarts.