RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)
@redenchilada
Houston, TX
http://lyrawearspants.comI used to break RDN.
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Friday, 26-Feb-16 14:32:34 UTC from web
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I'm trying to limit how many plushies I buy and one of my internet friends keeps showing me more ways to buy them
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@nerthos Pls don't even joke about that
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Friday, 26-Feb-16 01:34:23 UTC from web
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You will lose your present job and have to become a door to door mayonnaise salesman.
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@mrmattimation I tried that but gibberish is honestly more distracting than some text that I just ignore
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I'm an asshole
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@nerthos Remember those windshield washers that start on your windshield without asking and demand payment? One of them started on me after I told him no, so instead of yelling at him I just inched the car forward and he jumped off scared
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I made some homeless guy at the intersection mad lmao
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@taknamay The question is who /should/ have control over the distribution of something designed? It's only right that the person or people who sunk the labor into creating something should have those rights, and also the ability to give any portion of those rights to others, rather than giving all of the rights to whoever swings by and downloads it by default. While those rights shouldn't interfere with allowing the purchaser to use the product in a personal way how they wish, or even to show a few friends, copyright in the sense of, say, prohibiting someone from selling or publically posting the new Pixar movie without permission helps make sure creators are adequately compensated for their work. The "I need total control of anything I download" mentality falls apart when nobody's willing to create anything because they can't stop others from doing whatever they choose with it.
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I can see like ten words on this input box so that probably came out really disjointed
Wednesday, 24-Feb-16 14:46:17 UTC from web -
@taknamay I'm not getting a good argument from this. Just some quotes about Nazis and calling copyright fascist? Don't get me wrong, I like open source, but it's something that only really works on an opt-in basis. Otherwise you lose a lot of incentive for commercial business to enter the field, which contributes a lot more to its growth than you'd think. Just because development of software, media, etc doesn't lead to a physical product doesn't mean it has to be public domain, although I do agree users should be able to use things in a personal setting however they please. Also, if something like my employer's website was open source, you'd be exposing a lot of confidential medical information and violating the hell out of HIPAA, just to give an example. There are a lot of cases like that where some control of software is necessary.
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Do you want me to send you some steroids and reviver seeds
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@taknamay What kind of reasons?
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Lmao @tiffany's having trouble with PSMD
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@lvbot No I'm too busy hoarding them on my windowsill
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@lvbot Besides I'll probably just take them to my work desk when they all topple over
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@lvbot But it takes like fifteen minutes to balance them all when they're stacked three-high at points and more than one of them are too big for the windowsill
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@lvbot I don't wanna touch the stack because I'm afraid I'll knock them all over
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20-30mph winds, fun
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@lvbot Yes and that's why they're all nerds
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@lvbot The best part is all of my immediate coworkers are goddamn nerds so I'm in good company
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@lvbot banana you, I have a job and internet friends and that's all I need
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Does the rest of gnu social have message formatting yet? That'd be cool to have everywhere
Wednesday, 24-Feb-16 02:50:44 UTC from web -
RAR files more like RAWR files get it cus I'm a dragon rawr
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@redenchilada Mew*
