Remove if inappropriate. I’m not member of any other fitting community. 🫣

    • printf("%s", name);@piefed.blahaj.zoneOP
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      6 days ago

      Hm… I have some ideas, but not ready to use pens: I’ll dip my smallest screws - M.2 securing screws - in ink and hand it over to them as a “house” warming gift?

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        You have already realized that deception will be key. Bravo. Make sure you photograph the spider close to the paragraph that says “I have read and understood this entire agreement.” This will be key to future enforcement actions.

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    You’ve considered a capitalist solution, but have you considered

    Restorative justice: the spider is a trespasser, but will likely not find enough prey to survive. Capture the spider and relocate it to a suitable habitat where it can thrive. Check on it occasionally to ensure it is doing well

    Libertarian anarchism: leave it be. It will die, survive, or thrive on its own terms

    Authoritarianism: tell the spider if it doesn’t remove itself it will be arrested, start ordering it to get on the ground, fire 13 rounds at it, preferably missing all shots but hitting a nearby toddler. Institute martial law against the “foreign threat”, citing the recent death of a toddler

    • printf("%s", name);@piefed.blahaj.zoneOP
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      SirSamuel, you enlightened bastard! You don’t know how much I needed this laugh.

      Also, I decided to go the pre-Marxist socialist route: the spider is allowed to stay and to contribute according to its abilities and shall be compensated according to its contributions in the pest elimination field.

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        This is a very good point. In rebuttal

        A. I did say “a suitable habitat”

        B. I was very clearly shitposting

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          Sure, though my comment wasn’t strictly a rebuttal to yours. It was as much an FYI to anyone who stumbled across our comments and has relocated spiders outside out of a desire to save them.

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            I’m glad you posted your original comment. I tend to be pretty tongue-in-cheek, both online and IRL. Sorry if it comes off as abrasive, in my mind it’s all in good fun. Love you and hope you have a fantastic day <3

              • printf("%s", name);@piefed.blahaj.zoneOP
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                This little heartfelt, wholesome back and forth between you two was exactly the medicine that I needed to calm my nerves after I unintentionally started what seems to have become the shitstorm of the ages over at [email protected] . May all the spiders of the universe have mercy on my soul.

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                  If you’d like more wholesomeness and spiders, check out Travis McEnery’s The Spiders in Your House series. He goes really in depth on tons of spider science, all about common (and uncommon) house spider species! Both wholesome and informative stuff!

  • eta@feddit.org
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    Similar to “bug” you can establish “spider” as a new computer term for things that infest a running system. Then you do conference talks, write books about it and keep all the earnings you get from doing that. The spider can’t sue you for a share of that if it doesn’t also pay you rent.

    • printf("%s", name);@piefed.blahaj.zoneOP
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      Yeah I’m with the other commenter on this one. Spiders are deployed against bugs. I will leave her alone to dwell.

      But seriously though… WHERE IS SHE?! xD

  • Digit@lemmy.today
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    impose rent?

    but…

    it’s already working for you, setting up traps for flies.

    bloody capitalists… always short-sightedly, myopically, trying to maximise wealth extraction.

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    It gets to keep 25% of the bugs he catches. You get to eat the other 75%.

    Any changes to the web will void it’s deposit and you get to eat 500 of it’s bugs to repair any damage.

    Utilities are not included. There will be a 5 bug charge for each droplet of water it drinks from the faucet. Even though it lives near WiFi, there is a hookup fee and monthly cost of 25 bugs.

    If it is late on monthly bug payments for more that 1-week. You get to eat it’s web and all the bugs. The spider will be taken outside on a paper towel or in a cup and left on the nearest leaf.

    Implement those and you’ll eat like a king!