9/11 centrist who only thinks one of the towers was a controlled demolition

— flesh simulator (@fleshsimulator) June 30, 2024

lol, 9/11

Link to the tool

https://glif.app/@fab1an/glifs/clxtc53mi0000ghv10g6irjqj

Prompt was "The average rDrama.net user"

Is there a sane way to use this site on iOS? I know there's an Android app but i'm not poor lol. Pic unrelated.

Good. God. https://t.co/S1xjJj7KPD

— Joe Concha (@JoeConchaTV) July 2, 2024

1. "Star Wars was about Antifa in SPACE!"

2.

3. "boring cishets" "easy with the slurs there, buddy"

4. D&D went woke?

5. "there is no gate, it's within your mind" "I completely agree" "I completely disagree"

6. "I tried to warn you, anime is next!" " "

7. "media literacy "

pic.twitter.com/nveEjRAxAl

— Anti-Fascist Turtle (@TheAntifaTurtle) June 29, 2024

!anticommunists

Even other random commie content creators make fun of it

The r/frickcars type leftoids arent happy either

The firebombing Walmart guy mocks the slacktivism as well

!goyslopenjoyers

Creamy Coconut Dr Pepper

Doesn't really taste like Dr Pepper at all, just coconut. Kinda good as its own thing, but was a bit of a disappointment. Mixed the rest of the bottle with pineapple rum, and was also disappointed it didn't make a good mixer.

Cheetos Pretzels

These are just normal pretzels with a healthy coating of cheetos dust. The unnaturally uniform orange on the bag made me think it was Cheetos in pretzel shape. The dust is good of course, but then you're left with a hard pretzel. Doesn't really give the essential cheetos experience of dissolving in your mouth.

Doritos Baja Fiery Mango

I have no idea why the Mtn Dew Baja Blast logo is associated with this. I think Mtn Dew had a different mango flavor years ago, but that's it.

This was pretty good, the sweet mango taste was interesting alongside the spicyness. Better than the default doritos flavors, but I'm not a huge fan of default doritos anyway.

Quadruple thumbs-up Marsey commissioned by @WayOut for a burlap sack full of nearly expired pork (street value: 136 dollars).

Coming soon to a :marseythumbsup4: near you

I'm working on a project in Python and there's a very obvious, almost textbook, spot to throw in some concurrency. I'm allergic to reading documentation and most of my code comes from modifying stackoverflow snippets so I perhaps naively googled "python threading" and implemented that. Imagine my surprise when I got literally no performance gain. So I looked into it and it turns out threads in Python are just fake threads, the entire program still runs in a single thread. You get all the overhead of concurrency with none of the benefits.

So I switched over to the multiprocessing library, which thankfully was pretty painless since it works almost identically to the threads library except with, you know, actual concurrency. That started out ok but I ran into trouble trying to return complex objects from the spawned processes. You can return simple data types pretty easily in a thread safe way, and even objects composed of simple data types, but trying to return an object that contains another object simply doesn't work. So once again I looked into it more and it turns out I have to specifically use a SyncManager if I want to return complex objects. So once again I implement that and it finally fricking works after hours of mucking around in the shit.

Why are there like 30 different ways to do concurrency in Python, with most of them sucking butt or not working at all? I've done concurrency in lots of other languages and they're all very straightforward. Even fricking C++ makes it easy to implement.

!chuds !oldstrags !ranchers GTFIH