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Thank you, Gary!
Thank you based gary
thank you, gary
Isn’t it corporate surveillance?
Both. But ultimately it’s the government trying to circumvent our constitutional rights by having a private organization holding the data.
The Bill of Rights is pretty much a list of rude suggestions to the government now.
Corporations are the government
Fair point in the US at least, but I think this intense anti-government rhetoric since Reagan has been massively helpful for them gaining that power over the last half century. Better rhetoric would have focused on constraining power accumulation of any kind.
Subscription fees are the new taxes - change my mind
You Go Gary!
Good fuckin kitty!!
Don’t those have a few dozen GB of ram in em?
Only one way to find out for sure!
There’s another one, get it!Thank you Gary.
Can you bring a 9070xt next?
Only a broken one. That’s just how he rolls 🤷🏻
Ah, the comma… the devil’s punctuation mark.If you want me to say thank you to Gary, leave out the comma. "Say ‘Thank you Gary’ "If you want Gary to say ‘Thank you’, leave it in. “Say ‘Thank you’, Gary”Edit: ah, quotation marks… thenextguy’s something or other. I clearly wasn’t paying attention.
You misunderstand the intention. The request is for people to say:
thank you, gary
So it actually is correct.
Oh, and if you want to tell Gary to say “thank you”, you could write:
Say “thank you”, Gary
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No. The comma is correct as is. The quotes surround what should be said to Gary. The comma after Gary is correct. However, there should be a comma after “say”, I should read
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The comma is in the right place.
