Constantly inventing new ways to poison us.
If the minorities want to be the majority then why can't they do that in the countries they came from?
But which minority gets to be the majority? Sounds like the makings of a civil war.
If whites become the minority then we will get to see the blacks duke it out with the browns.
Once the blacks and the browns kill each other off then the whites get to be the majority again.
Kek.
White hats are planning to stage terrorist attacks to blame on Islamists?
I don't think so.
Get out of that swamp! Now!
So true. So sadly true.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1716187497993064448/vid/avc1/960x720/LkblP1Y-vq66COzF.mp4?tag=14
Somebody calculate how many immigrants we can fit in those containers.
Breathing room optional.
>The illness can cause excruciating pain and leave permanent scaring
Not death? With Covid, they told us that we would die. So mpox < covid?
>permanent scaring
*scarring (but maybe scaring makes sense too, kek)
>The Chickenpox vaxxine causes Shingles
The way I understand it is that the vax prevents the normal expression of the chickenpox which will later emerge as the shingles.
>Trying all the scary man made illnesses they can think of,
Ebola, Marburg, mpox, pneumonia (China). Any others?
Waiting for leprosy and bubonic plague…
It's okay for the government to keep secrets but not us peons.
The solution to Jewish zombies . . . Jewish space lasers!
Jewish cheese wheel clears a path all the way to the Mississippi.
Change your settings, dimwit.
>but those who do are most likely to be under the age of 30.
The sell-by date on the Jewcaust Myth has expired and we're all sick of the Jews whining about it.
Interesting (and infuriating). I'm starting to think that the future is apps running in the web browser which can't be locked down without locking down the Internet. The only problem is bypassing the built-in web restrictions (known loosely as cross-origin resource sharing or CORS). This can be done with a local proxy server which is something that I've been working on. Simple example is the J6 download app which bypasses the login restrictions on the government site to download the videos. The sky is the limit for more sophisticated apps. Browsers have become quite powerful and may be considered as a platform-independent operating system. The possibilities have yet to be fully explored.
>can't switch that shit off
Can be bypassed. I'm not talking about working within the limits of the browser but bypassing the limits. For normal web browsing, the limits work to protect the user from malicious software. For personal productivity apps, the limits work against getting real work done.
>browsers are garbage and also a moving target.
Not so. Browsers are becoming more cross-compatible. Developers just have to stay away from the new-fangled shit (which is mostly not needed).
>the only way is either DNS fuckery or some other bullshit, which I'm against.
DNS fuckery? You obviously don't know what you are talking about.
>but I'm against hacks.
I hear you but that's not the real world. We have to fight them not plead with them to think about the user first.
I've long ago determined that the way forward is to work around the powers-that-be with whatever tools I can concoct for the purpose. Information wants to be free even if it means breaking some eggs.
Burn it!
>In the business world, that I earn my living from, there are no fucking hacks, especially not shit like this.
Kek.
>using their CPUs (with microcode) and GPUs, their internet and their firmware?
You're right, of course. The only solution is to escape to the woods.
Instead of getting depressed about it, consider what you can do. Even if it takes some dirty tricks. Who's to know? Your pinhead manager?
Cat Scratch Fever!
>Our shit doesn't break, because we don't do hacks, simple as that.
There are "hacks" and there are "hacks". What do you mean by that? I'm not talking about writing shitty code that breaks, obviously.
>I'm simply not idiotic pushing everything onto the internet
Is that what we're talking about? The browser does not equate to the internet. It uses the internet but you can certainly run it without an internet connection. You're just throwing up a strawman for me to whack at.
>And they have to change shit all the time, and add new shit and break shit.
That is all beside the point that I'm trying to make. Everybody breaks their own shit. It isn't unique to web browsers. I've had to update my own code several times because shit got changed in Node but there's no point crying about it. I fix it and move on.
>"sorry, this web app requires X"
>"sorry, this web app isn't support anymore"
You work with the lowest common denominator. You know that, for fuck sake. Stop throwing up more strawmen. Why would you rely on arcane features that might become deprecated? I use about 10% of what Javascript can do and I'm happy with that. I don't go looking for features that might not work later. I use what I need and nothing more. I don't use third-party code except where it is absolutely necessary. I've seen too many developers drag packages into their apps for no reason other than that they're too incompetent or inexperienced to solve the problem independently.
Your negativity is coming from the wrong place, fren.
>must violate web standard to protect users by not transmitting cookies in certain situations
Kek. The third-party cookie problem. Server controls that with a cookie setting (same-site=none or whatever). Do you control the server? Anyway, what my J6 download app does is steal the fucking cookie which can then be used with impunity via the proxy server. Is that too much of a "hack" for your taste? If you have to do it…
>HTTPS by itself is full on garbage anyway
Totally agree.
End of bread cometh. Next bread?