Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
Wagging the dog, distracting from all his failures up to now…
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
@masek@infosec.exchange still not distracted
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
also controversial take: the US had it coming. not individual citizens many of whom are excellent people but as a country. I have seen the signs in GHW Bush Times and resolved this country is not safe to travel to. the Christian nationalists currently in charge have been working on this since the 70s and here we are now.
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
@masek
Special Epstein Operation. -
Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
@masek
Iran could end up with a worse regime -
@masek
Iran could end up with a worse regime@Moonlight_Crazy In the light of the latest mass murders by the regime, any regime change would be welcome.
But I fear the chaos, infighting and civil war. Those are even more brutal murders than the current regime.
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
@masek After all the bombing in which the US and Israel will give zero fucks about collateral, there may be a power vacuum in which both countries will take full advantage of. Just like with Ukraine with their minerals deal.
The people will have puppet regime in the end, in which they have to fight against again.
Everything in this attack smells like a opportunistic distraction for all of the evil leaderships involved.
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
@masek who murdered more people? Iran or the US?
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
@masek The US is completely underestimating Iran. Its not that they cannot bomb their country. The US is really good at dropping bombs on other countries. Its the Iranians operating in the US. Not only that but Qatar, Jordan and other countries that wont be pleased with the US/Israel war against Iran. Lets not forget the huge role Israel is playing in all of this....
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Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?
Right now: Iran
I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.
But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.
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@masek who murdered more people? Iran or the US?
@Flip_Switch @masek that is ridiculous propaganda. Iran never sabotaged or attempted to change government of any country since WW2? You can't actually believe that silly claim.
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@OpenSoul e damme n'attimo! Nun lo trovo su la cartina!
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@gian_d_gian considerando che la conclusione è stata "incassamo e stamose zitti", direi di sì...
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Come la vedo bene. In un sistema maggioritario, 3 diversi partiti che si contendono l'elettorato progressista (più i LibDem) e UKIP vicino al 30%. Cosa potrà mai andar male? Da Manchester all’Italia, la sinistra si interroga | il manifesto https://ilmanifesto.it/da-manchester-allitalia-la-sinistra-si-interroga
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@mora Mentre gli altri premi (fisica, chimica, medicina, letteratura ed economia) vengono assegnati a Stoccolma, in Svezia
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Si lo positivo que obtenemos
no lo deseamos también para los demás,
se vuelve negativo.Se il positivo che otteniamo
non lo vogliamo anche per gli altri,
diventa negativo.Alejandro Jodorowsky
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@carneade Trump non l'ha avvisata dell'attacco, mi sa che la Gioggia deve rivedere le sue amicizie.
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I also wish ill on Sam Altman
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The Joys of 3D Printing
Al and I were talking on the podcast today about a sweet 3D printed wide-format camera build, and we got to musing on why we 3D-print.
For Al, it’s an opportunity to experiment with 3D printing itself: tweaking his machines to get the best performance out of them. Other people make small, functional objects that they need in their daily life, like bag clips or spare parts for broken appliances. Some folks go for the ornamental or the aesthetic. The kids in my son’s class all seem obsessed with sci-fi props and fidget toys. The initial RepRap ideal was to replace all commercial fabrication with machines owned by the individual, rather than by companies – it was going to be Marxist revolutionary.
But there’s another group of 3D printer enthusiasts that I think doesn’t get enough coverage, and I’m going to call them the hobbyist industrial designers. These are the people who design a custom dog-poop-bag holder that exactly fits their extra-wide dog leash, not because they couldn’t find one that fit in the pet store, but because it’s simply fun to design and fabricate things. (OK, that’s literally me.)
It’s fun to learn CAD tools, to learn about how things are designed, how they work, and how to manufacture them at least in quantity one. Dreaming, designing, fabricating, failing, and repeating until you get it right is a great joy. And then you get to use the poop-bag holder every day for a few years, until you decide to refine the design and incorporate the lessons learned on the tough streets of practical use.
Of course none of this is exclusive to 3D printing. There were always people who designed-and-built things in the metal machine shop, or made their creations out of wood. In that sense, the 3D printer is just another tool, and the real fun isn’t in using the 3D printer, but rather in the process of bringing things out of your mind and into the world. So maybe there is nothing new here, but the latitude that 3D printing affords the hobby designer is amazing, and that makes it all the more fun, and challenging.
So do you 3D print for necessity, to stick it to the man, to pimp your printer, for the mini-figs, or simply for the joy of the process of making things? It’s all good. 3D printing is a big tent.
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