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pinewurst commented on Microsoft calls protest a 'destructive' act by outsiders   geekwire.com/2025/microso... · Posted by u/pinewurst
nashashmi · 2 days ago
The funny thing is that suddenly employees became trespassers without being fired.
pinewurst · 2 days ago
Most if not all were trespassers with fake ids. The rest seemed to be ex-employees with no more right to be there.

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pinewurst commented on The number of Shakers in the U.S. rises to 3   npr.org/2025/08/19/nx-s1-... · Posted by u/pavel_lishin
pinewurst · 2 days ago
That’s a 50% increase.
pinewurst commented on Few Americans Read for Pleasure   washingtonpost.com/techno... · Posted by u/perihelions
fullshark · 4 days ago
And the Americans who do mostly read genre fiction exclusively. The Americans who read "literature" for pleasure read for social signaling reasons.
pinewurst · 4 days ago
Can you blame them though? Contemporary non-genre fiction is almost completely written as/for signalling. Maybe there’s a chance that this bolus of woke will pass…
pinewurst commented on Debugging Behind the Iron Curtain (2010)   jakepoz.com/debugging-beh... · Posted by u/indrora
AnimalMuppet · 4 days ago
Not really.

But the answer that one would conclude is "so that private citizens can't find out all the shady things we're doing with radioactive stuff".

I presume that was the policy even before Chernobyl. The US did not run an entirely clean nuclear program, but the USSR was worse (perhaps because ordinary people in the US could have Geiger counters, and so the powers that be knew that they were less likely to get away with spilling radio emitters).

pinewurst commented on Microsoft workers occupy HQ in protest against company ties to Israeli military   theguardian.com/technolog... · Posted by u/t0lo
pinewurst · 5 days ago
"The protest ended after about two hours when police told the demonstrators to leave and said they would be arrested for trespassing."

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KarmaCake day8481January 23, 2015View Original