Tight Booty Shorts posted:

It's the end of American hegemony boys

Grab a beer and take a seat

We have a lot of ground to cover and only so many pages we can post

Joementum posted:

the piss tape will be real

https://twitter.com/TheEconomist/status/883523381391482880

galenanorth posted:

"My dad didn't have the heart to move her so he had to grab a new hat."

in the glorious new future, the government will have to go back and photoshop this to make it a red hat

Tight Booty Shorts posted:

It's the end of American hegemony boys

Grab a beer and take a seat

We have a lot of ground to cover and only so many pages we can post

Vertical Lime posted:

the summer of love page

it will never happen again

Al! posted:

boars are ugly as sin and three times as dangerous

quote:

Karimov was reelected with 91.9% of the vote in the Uzbek presidential election, on 9 January 2000. The United States said that this election "was neither free nor fair and offered Uzbekistan's voters no true choice".[20] The sole opposition candidate, Abdulhafiz Jalalov, implicitly admitted that he entered the race only to make it seem democratic and publicly stated that he voted for Karimov. Following this election in 1996, Karimov further tightened the restrictions on his opposition through the Law on Political Parties. This law ensured the right to meetings, publications, and elections of opposition parties, but only to those who had registered with the Ministry of Justice. This policy allowed for government blockage of unapproved parties. Political parties based on ethnic, religious, military or subversive ideas were prohibited.[21] Karimov's reelection resulted from highly criticized electoral practices. 99.6% had elected to keep Karimov in office after his term had expired, but ballots had been created such that it was much easier for voters to cast a "yes" vote than a "no" vote. Unmarked ballots, as well as ballots of those who did not vote, were automatically counted as "yes" votes, while a full black mark, under the supervision of authorities, was necessary to count as a "no" vote.[22]

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Karimov was reelected for a new term in the 2015 presidential election.[41] He won 90.39% of votes from a voter turnout of 91.08%. This was his third term under Uzbekistan's current constitution.[42] The election was widely criticized by the western media and observers as being rigged even though monitoring missions sent by the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, which include nations from the former USSR and China, deemed the election open and democratic.

zegermans posted:

can someone give me a 12 hour TRUMP summary

A Handed Missus posted:

Drastic Actions posted:

So I'm workin' on C-SPAM Makes You Think Image Editor 3.11 (For Workbooks). It's gonna have a bunch of stuff in it, like:

A. Better face detection, particularly with portrait shots.

B. Working with Video Clips, as well as images and gifs.

C. Adding things other than thinky figures to faces.

I can now detect emotion on peoples faces in each frame, so I figured to test it out I would replace people's faces with emoji representations (Based on whatever emotion represented has the highest hit rate).

For example

MAGA Warlord posted:

https://twitter.com/HallieJackson/status/883841105128706048