Prez wrote on Jun 5, 2025, 21:45:

Trump, Musk feud timeline: Twitter feud includes Epstein accusation

Come on - you guys never miss a chance to brutally rag on these clowns incessantly, but now they're having the billionaire equivalent of a schoolgirl cat fight and... NOTHING?????? I weep for what has become of my once precious Bluesnews...

Prez wrote on May 10, 2025, 14:12:
Dear developers,

For the love of all that's holy and superman, stop naming your game "Something-something Simulator". Good god, you're supposed to be creative. You can't be more creative in giving your game a name than naming it something that makes it sound like you asset-flipped it in an hour???????

Love,
A lonely idiot.

Jaysen wrote on May 3, 2025, 14:28:

Trump’s 2026 budget proposal: Crippling cuts for science across the board - Ars Technica

It takes consistent funding and years of work to build up the kind of excellent scientific programs in the US. I hope they're more resilient to funding fluctuations than I fear because reading this makes me sad for the future. The public science in America benefits the whole world. I don't believe in trickle down economics but I do believe in science and high quality education leading to a better economy.

Saboth wrote on Apr 11, 2025, 13:05:
And no charges will be filed.

Prez wrote on Mar 24, 2025, 15:04:

Xil wrote on Mar 24, 2025, 14:46:

Prez wrote on Mar 24, 2025, 13:43:
That happened to me. Hopefully you'll realize what I did - the IRS actually knows how to handle this fairly well and it wasn't nearly as painful as I thought it would be. Dealing with private organizations was 10 times harder. Talk about a shock.

The worst part was trying to figure out the mythical sequence of number presses required to actually talk to a human at the IRS. There were literal walkthroughs online explaining in detail how to do it, and no I'm not joking. Hopefully it isn't still that way...

That is if there are still people left to answer the phone....

Oh no, silly person. I assume that you are referring to how DOGE is cleaning out government personnel. Rest assured that because the IRS is tasked with taking money from citizens (including inordinately large amounts from non-elites as compared to elites), there will be no shortages there. That really matters you know...I mean... MONEY. Duh.

And it's really cute that someone right now is having a seizure because the top 1% of US earners pay well over 50% of taxes. Never mind the 15% they take from the soccer mom in Nebraska hurts 50000 times more than if they taxed filthy rich assholes 90%. You keep your precious little numbers - It's adorable and it's why we love you.

Prez wrote on Mar 24, 2025, 13:43:
That happened to me. Hopefully you'll realize what I did - the IRS actually knows how to handle this fairly well and it wasn't nearly as painful as I thought it would be. Dealing with private organizations was 10 times harder. Talk about a shock.

The worst part was trying to figure out the mythical sequence of number presses required to actually talk to a human at the IRS. There were literal walkthroughs online explaining in detail how to do it, and no I'm not joking. Hopefully it isn't still that way...