Faentoller [none/use name]

How would I install this if I use the Twitch launcher (formerly Curse)?

This is the only correct political compass (100-dimensional political model) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuopBeaUN24

In this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9BW5u621xc (the day that r/chapotraphouse and r/cumtown got banned) they had Adam Friedland on the show to discuss Entourage and make fun of everybody on both subreddits.

It was definitely a proxy country, he never mentioned which one, as I believe he still holds a security clearance from back in the day.

/ˌbʊə(ɹ)ʒwɑːˈziː/

They said it was faster that way. And the factory had a warranty, these are Russian missiles, supposedly the best in the world, and the kids unloading these things are probably 18 or 19 years old.

I know a guy from Chelyabinsk who was a colonel in the Russian armed forces and worked at a guided missile factory as an inspection engineer.

He has loads of crazy stories. One, he was called to an airfield where some pilots and ground crew were conducting training on a new missile type. The factory had a “warranty” of sorts on the missiles, and in this case, the ground crew were complaining that the fins and body of the missile were bending after only one flight. So my friend watches a jet come in to land, taxi in front of the armament bunker, and straight up drop the missiles on the ground before taxiing to the hangar! The ground crew were surprised to learn that this was not healthy for the missiles. “They were bent and would not fly straight after that, and the customer’s air force was not happy” I recall him saying.

In another story, he was sent out to supervise a test at Kapustin Yar. Whenever there was a malfunction, he recalls sending out the “fastest running” young officer he could find to go out and take a peek at the launch pad. In the event of a fire, they would be highly motivated to run back to the bunker at high speed. There were “only a few” explosions in that era.

What we often call a “lack of proper management” is actually very intentional management. Most profit in tech companies these days comes from squeezing slightly more productivity out of workers, an job that requires a degree of sociopathy from managers. There is a reason the term Professional Managerial Class is derogatory in this community. There is a kind of capitalist who is a worker of a sort, and not necessarily an owner, but who is employed by owners to keep things running. The kind who would say things like “we’re all in this together”. They are as much an enemy of the working class as the owners themselves.