What did sniper tf2 know that we don’t?

https://wiki.teamfortress.com/w/images/1/17/Sniper_taunts17.wav

Customers shouldn’t need to be concerned because the company going down should not brick your PHYSICAL PRODUCTS

And yet, here we are

I don’t see what part of that even requires them to use the birth certificate

Downvoted because this is the dumbest thing I could possibly imagine caring about

Skill issue /s

Maybe if people hadn’t pushed everyone in the entire fucking world into my field we wouldn’t have this problem

Jontron with a wig?

Before reading anything else, I’m going all in on this only mentioning violent or public crimes and ignoring financial or corporate crimes

Womp womp

I didn’t know I still had any faith to lose in the insurance industry. At this point anyone in a management position is undeniably evil, in all senses of the word. I wish nothing but the worst for them.

https://youtu.be/B_36H1rs1x8

I’ve wondered this for a while: Insurance is a contractual obligation on the insurer’s part, right? What’s stopping me from just suing them for breach of contract rather than going through their appeals process if they illegally deny my claim?

You haven’t done anything, though. If you’re getting to the point where you are doing actual work instead of letting the AI do it for you, then congratulations, you’ve learned some writing skills. It would probably be more effective to use some non-ai methods to learn as well though.

If you’re doing this solely to produce output, then sure, go ahead. But if you want good output, or output that actually reflects your perspective, or the skills to do it yourself, you’ve gotta do it the hard way.

He was on Mastodon for a bit but I think he didn’t like the culture

I think Kick should be able to censor streams on their service that are showing torture. They are not, and should not be, obligated to provide their services to show that content.

Something being subjective and something being untrue aren’t the same thing

Sometimes censorship is good

At some point companies will be forced to accept that they’re losing out on revenue by not releasing a linux version of their software.