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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 months ago

I got SWAT'ed and handcuffed live while Linux development streaming!

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I got SWAT'ed and handcuffed live while Linux development streaming!

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 months ago

I got SWAT'ed and handcuffed LIVE while Linux development streaming!

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Probably as a thank you for my 25 years of #OpenSource work, someone called the police on me and had be #SWAT'ed & #handcuffed while live-streaming t2 #Linux...

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In the US, the 4th Amendment says that’s unconstitutional. Fortunately. Too many dirty pigs out there.

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