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Machine Assembly Technician | I 3D print designs that I create in fits of manic inspiration at the dead of night. The results have been inconclusive so far.
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Joined October 2016
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I swear robots are dumb as bricks. Just spent 2 hours trying to teach one where it's tool is.
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We said this would happen if Vivek got the nomination over me.
He is NOT Ohio and is a globalist Trojan horse.
GOP is reaping what they sew.
Vivek Ramaswamy’s odds of winning the Ohio gubernatorial election have fallen to 28%, while Amy Acton’s odds have jumped to 72%.
Follow: @AFpost
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got on minecraft earlier for the first time in years and its like really fascinating how theres so much new shit but its exactly that, Shit just random blocks and mobs that dont do anything piles of leaves everywhere. finally added copper tools 400 years after terraria and Bags
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A U.S. congressman wants to change how we legally “own” video games.
Rep. Ritchie Torres has announced plans to introduce the Power To The Players Act, a bill that would direct the FTC to create rules protecting consumers who buy video games.
The proposal would give players three basic rights:
>The right to own the games they purchase, rather than simply receiving a revocable license
>The right to keep playing games after online servers are shut down, through an offline mode
>The right to transfer or resell games they own
Torres argues that if a company can take a game away simply by shutting down its servers, then the consumer didn’t really buy the game in the first place.
Torres also hopes the legislation could eventually establish a precedent for ownership rights across other parts of the digital economy:
“If you pay for it, you own it.”
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How does stealing more of my money and transferring it to old sacks of shit help me afford groceries?
Oh, wait. I get it — you don’t care if young people can afford anything.
$75 barely covers a tank of gas, let alone a cart of groceries.
This inflation adjustment falls way short of making up for the high costs of Trump’s war with Iran and chaotic tariffs.
Congress needs to scrap the cap and expand benefits for our seniors.
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If my food was free and got the same discounts and services (Medicare, housing allowances, utilities assistance, etc) that a poverty level person gets, I would basically move up a class.
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Social security means we're effectively paying out of our own pocket to save retirees from having to sell their houses to us at market rates. The entire American economy exists to prop up the tyranny of the old over the young.
1. Homeowners track their estimated home values on Zillow and Redfin religiously
2. Those value estimates are based on recent historical comps of closed transactions
3. The market is frozen so those value estimates aren’t moving down to the true price at which the market would actually clear for a net-new listing put on the market today
4. High overlap between homeowners and stock owners, wealth effect means most homeowners dont *need* to sell. It would just be nice to sell if they could get the high price they think their home is worth
5. Due to frozen market and lack of recent comps to adjust value estimates down, homeowners believe their home is worth more than it actually is, and are enticed to list for “nice-to-have” sales at artificially high list prices
6. Due to overpriced listings the market stays frozen and the cycle reinforces itself
7. A small portion of buyers who *have to* buy do transact at those artificially high prices because they have no other choice
8. This provides just enough signal to keep the value estimates pinned artificially high
Cycle probably won’t break until homeowner move from “it would be nice to sell if I can get this price” to “I have to sell at any price”.
Which likely needs a stock market crash or recession
In the meantime prices will stay high but liquidity very low
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Imagine spending $150,000-$200,000 to earn a nursing degree at @osunursing only to find out the city you earned your degree in is subsidizing & importing Ghana trained nurses and now you can’t get a job here.
REVEALED: Columbus’s mayor signed a deal to import nurses from Ghana into Ohio using taxpayer dollars.
Ghanaian officials say it could become a model for other U.S. states.
Mayor Andrew Ginther’s pitch:
“Ghana has made significant investment in training nursing professionals who can migrate legally to enter a ready market in Columbus.”
The groundwork began with his office in February.
Ohio University representatives have discussed preparing prospective Ghanaian nurses for work in Columbus.
And the sister-city nonprofit that helped arrange the deal? Columbus approved up to $225,000 in taxpayer funding for its operations this year.
That’s funding for the organization. The recruitment program’s own price tag remains unclear.
The announcements don’t identify hiring employers, how many nurses would come, or who pays their relocation costs.
The mayor has already signed.
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Not only is this illegal, it’s also a cheap ass bribe.
Mike Rogers’ wife is handing out $10 gas cards in Michigan while asking people to vote for her husband.
Republicans made gas unaffordable. Now they’re offering $10 to keep them in power.
#BlueWaveIn20Days
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Throw another nickel in the “conspiracy theory proven right” jar.
#BREAKING: Ilhan Omar's staff got her birthdate changed officially after being elected to Congress.
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This is what back tracking looks like. We know who you are, Ben.
Ben Shapiro seeks to pilpul his way out of the Noahide Laws controversy by crying "anti-Semitism" and constructing a straw man.
"This entire fake controversy went crazy online because some liar named Chris Menahan put out a tweet that had millions and millions of views that said, 'Ben Shapiro urges TPUSA crowd to abide by the Noahide Laws.'"
"Okay, now, again, I'm just confused. Did I encourage Christians to abandon Christianity or did I do the opposite?" he says.
Did I tell anyone you encouraged people to abandon Christianity? No, I did not. I said you urged them to abide by the Noahide Laws, which you did, then quoted you word for word.
He also laughably claims that when Jews invoke the commandment to destroy "Amalek" they're just "speaking colloquially!" 😂
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Last I checked the United States wasn't in a declared war against any country. Not even Iran, actually.
So, what's all this about making "wartime decisions"? Which declared war, authorized by Congress, are you referring to?
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Boomers just got a 3.6% inflation adjusted raise in social security benefits
Meanwhile everyone else just had the 6th straight month of negative real earnings
Despite this all you will hear about is how tough 'fixed income' is for boomers while we're literally getting poorer
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We under-35s gave up our formative years and our economy to protect the 75+ crowd from a virus that was statistically non-lethal for us.
Our reward: financial ruin, while Boomers cash SS checks, book cruises, and call us lazy.
Why did we save them again?
