Youtube comments of brodriguez11000 (@brodriguez11000).

  1. Even more important. Recent enough for everyone to observe and learn.
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  2. Or simply people who think the down arrow is for "I don't agree" rather than "does this contribute to the discussion"?
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  3. Remember Biden was roasted due to his age. Why wasn't Trump treated the same?
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  4. Victim mentality.
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  5. Don't forget Republicans. This mess took a lot of people to pull off.
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  6.  @kristenchristopher9143  Well the constitution allows one to impeach SCOTUS (Article III, section I). It's intentionally hard for obvious reasons, but possible getting rid of "civil officers" (article II, section 4).
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  7. Remember if everyone else's pardon is null and void so are his.
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  8. Coming more for AMD than Nvidia.
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  9.  @Sandriell  $500 toilet paper.
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  10. Why "mostly men"? Women have the same pressures.
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  11. Studs Terkel's book "Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do" demonstrates that regardless of time period, people have been feeling the way you do since work began. There truly is nothing new under the sun.
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  12. Blame on microplastics and forever chemicals.
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  13. How about enforcing what we already have? It's not like the current laws are unclear.
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  14. The name of the submersible being named "Titan" is ironic in itself.
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  15. In writing. Make all promises in writing. They make employees sign all kinds of things. Make them do the same.
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  16. More importantly it's all affordable.
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  17. Can we use hand gestures?
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  18. Replacing with the horrors of software.
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  19. Comes back to bite. JD Vance: I need a kidney! Kids: Sorry, no can do.
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  20. Now he's a Texas problem. 🙂
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  21. Well religion does call for Christians to love their enemies and pray for them.
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  22. That's why people donate to public legal institutions that watch for us, both because we don't always have the time, and not always the understanding of what to watch.
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  23. It's not just our educational system. A lot of blacks (that includes the older ones) don't even talk about these aspects.
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  24. When the app is the universe, the OS doesn't matter. Cellphones are all about their apps. Proton and Steam Deck is all about the games. OS is that thing one doesn't have to deal with unless they want to.
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  25. May get to that. Soon the rich (but not the ultrarich) will be screaming as loud as the middle and poor class. Oh, no, my poor airlines!
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  26. And contributed no money. The balls.
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  27. No QA too.
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  28. The rich will understand.
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  29. Dictator in Chief sounds better.
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  30. I remember newsletters from the internet's early days.
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  31. Look who we voted into office. Mixed message indeed.
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  32.  @helgahaa  Man's law vs law of physics. Who will win?
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  33. Rich people feel no pain.
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  34. Availability of CLEAN water. There's a lot of unsuitable water out there.
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  35. Well the devil is always in the details. Growing food isn't like churning out cars even if they both have business in their name.
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  36.  @LSFfilms  Even if he didn't Trump wouldn't have done anything different. He wants to reward those who support him.
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  37. Amazing that growing food is a business isn't it?
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  38.  @haykk5375  "...higher cost to the US". Glad someone understands why tariffs are a bad thing.
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  39. Are the McDonald's ice cream machines more reliable?
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  40. Fiduciary responsibility is one of those pleasant lies business people tell themselves. There are plenty of books and online resources that address the myth and what the law really says.
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  41.  @LCarefortheworld  Really I've known people much older than both of them still have all the faculties, and in decent health.
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  42.  @williamcrawford7621  2023 we were, but China is number two and they have no problem trying to grab our position.
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  43. Emergencies and "won't someone think of the children".
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  44.  @Bianca_Toeps : Kind of like arcologies on a much smaller scale.
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  45. Funny thing is people have the same problem crossing these concrete rivers.
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  46. Two groups having a field day, lawyers and comedians.
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  47. I'm waiting for when this channel starts crashing cars.
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  48. Poor America.
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  49. This just in, people with guns fight back.
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  50. Growth in EVs should soak up the excess.
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  51. Maybe they couldn't make it work.
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  52. Hock Tan's closing comment sounds like something acquired VMware would say with expected results.
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  53. History is a fascinating topic.
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  54. Tip of the iceberg. Impeaching the tip of the iceberg only means someone else like Vance will take his place and we'll be in worse shape.
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  55.  @JohnDlugosz  : Reminds me of the book, Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation.
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  56. The system wouldn't exist if the original system was more efficient. It shows that there's a customer for everything.
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  57. Maybe he'll do a video on the nanoscale vacuum-channel transistor (NVCT) since miniaturizing tubes is the cool thing.
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  58. People forget FBI carry guns.
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  59. Kept going up even though renter didn't get a better place.
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  60. "Worker organization" like when the AMA controls the number of doctors that get licensed. Very beneficial there if one likes shortages.
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  61. No more Starlink, no more rockets.
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  62. Prices historically comes down on items that become commodities. AI isn't a commodity...yet.
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  63. Short term to boot.
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  64. The whole "paper trail" is a fact of life. From employees documenting everything, to the average citizen doing the same with registered letters. The world is mostly adversarial, and one has to always be on the defense.
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  65.  @MrPC1121  Money? What is this money you speak of? We're a utopian society that has no need for money. Everyone else is greedy with their hands out and we're not. demands a pay raise /s
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  66. Can public employees do that? Oh wait...
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  67.  @ObamaTookMyCat  Right time, right place. Miracle indeed.
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  68. Well people have been talking about our military not following unlawful orders, so invading Canada (or any other sovereign nation) should fall under the unlawful part.
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  69. Procedural generation in games.
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  70. The hardest person to convince is the one vested in the outcome.
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  71. Media saturation and his big mouth are a big part of it.
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  72. The North Koreans are more of an army than they ever were.
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  73. There's a video on YT by a lawyer that covers this. Chris may not press charges, but that may not stop a district attorney if so inclined.
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  74. "Unlimited" is unsustainable regardless of what product it is. Even "unlimited" internet service has limits. Everyone who's tried either backpedals or goes out of business.
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  75. We live in a world were we're talkers, but not listeners, or understanders.
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  76. High cost of a legal system for everyone. That's part of an adversarial system. Even before arbitration was a big thing people would say, "the legal system (much like healthcare) was for people who could afford it".
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  77. Nine months later it gets backed up.
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  78. And nearly had a debt default. That would have been a mess and hurt everyone.
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  79. Wonder if any schools use their videos?
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  80. I'm sure the heritage foundation had a big role. When one plays the long game the slowly boiling frog happens. It wasn't that long ago where most of these people and institutions didn't even register on the majority of Americans.
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  81. Russia might take him. They need broke billionaires.
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  82. A social credit score. ;-)
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  83. Even PBS is on here.
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  84. I imagine climate change will spare the rich since they live on a different planet.
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  85. AI is as much a person as a business is and will be legally covered that way.
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  86.  @haykk5375  Maybe. Depends upon how farsighted the world is. Fight now, or fight latter. Either way fascism doesn't just "go away". WW-II amply demonstrated that.
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  87. It'll mean the constitution means something.
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  88. Call the framework...lumber. The developers are called...lumberjacks.
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  89. I remember when companies trained their workers what they needed for the job. The general education system taught a person universal skills and knowledge.
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  90.  @geekinoffamolly8230  Eat insects. They're not *cute*.
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  91. Because most people are argumentative and wouldn't be satisfied with that answer. Plus this is a perfect time to educate the populace.
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  92. The glove did fit.
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  93. Direct writing onto wafer doing away with the mask.
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  94. WE are the defenders of the constitution. Through our constant vigilance it stays true to the will of the governed. We delegated, but ultimately the responsibility was ours. Awsome responsibility isn't it?
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  95. Nothing to lose...like say all his oil and gas customers? That's what nuclear war means. This mess revolves mostly around money and natural resources. Losing all that would make Putin go down in history as one of the world's worst gamblers.
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  96.  @Doxymeister  Thrift shops usually have used machines.
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  97. The natural enemy of all things buried is the backhoe.
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  98. I imagine a pressure to conform is more widespread than people think.
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  99. Should be running Linux on our skyscrapers. 😀
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  100. Interesting how modular housing is never considered as a solution when the question of housing standards comes up.
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  101. Kimmel on his show pokes fun at them too.
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  102. Some crowds pay extra for that kind of bounce in their vehicles.
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  103. It shouldn't "boggle the mind" for anyone paying attention for the past two years. He's made clear on what his position was towards the legal system in the first place.
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  104. I wouldn't, but then most people have forgotten all the experiments done in the name of science that shouldn't have.
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  105. Except none have had due process. That's the part people are forgetting in this whole situation.
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  106. Like...Chinese balloons.
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  107. It's not so much more horsepower that AI needs, but more efficient ways of developing and training their models. Brute-forcing has diminishing returns.
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  108.  @MiaHerssens  Amazing when one knows history, geopolitics, and economics. Maybe Trump should have made schools great again.
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  109.  @wyganter  : Farming is going to have to change if if ever hopes to be successful. "Rights" and "our water" isn't going to solve the problem.
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  110.  @LunaticTheCat  About as infuriating as "should do it for the love" when the issue of compensation comes up. People really do bend all kinds of ways to not compensate for a non-rivalrous good.
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  111. To borrow a phrase, weaponizing ethics.
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  112. There's a reason there was a movie called, "Take this job and shove it".
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  113.  @jfbeam  Long as it's reasonable, but there are the stories where it's the customer basically paying practically everything. At that point they should own it all, but...
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  114. ​ @josephyoung6749 Every country in the world has used protectionism as part of economic policy.
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  115. Will Russia have anything left to invade with after this is all over?
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  116. Genius and people skills seem to be a common theme in history.
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  117. Second best to being pushed out a window.
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  118. The rich depend upon others to be and stay rich. Society no longer likes you then one's success is a questionable continuation.
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  119.  @adissentingopinion848  now now enough about windows.
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  120. Diseases?
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  121. NSA should have secured everything better.
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  122.  @ceebee987  Already referred as Madame President due to one of his executive orders.
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  123. Had a chance to reelect Jimmy Carter.
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  124. The dangers of "us vs them" thinking.
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  125. Medical device, different rules. Part of why things cost so much.
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  126. Proctologist, proving it was an inside job.
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  127. If WW3 then who will Russia sell it's gas and oil too? Seems someone in Russia didn't think things through. Besides even if they lost in Ukraine it would be a loss of pride, and an economy in shambles, but there would still be a Russia. Not so after WW3. An overreaction, to what is a temporary thing.
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  128. A VERY useful tool in a lot of fields.
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  129.  @NatureGal-w1m  Maybe they'll come for the second amendment next. Revolutions affect them as well.
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  130.  @Aeyo  Next video about time travelers.
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  131. Breaking into the American market was the right idea with the wrong execution.
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  132. Seems throughout history, regardless of product, "free" isn't free. Free is just a tease for the reality.
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  133.  @NeostormXLMAX  Need to have stronger IP laws if they're going to do that.
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  134. Not distracted by cell-phones.
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  135.  @dpride00  GNU electrons.
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  136.  @lifeofmike556  Good thing they have the tax money to make all that possible. ;-)
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  137. Simple. They don't have to live under that system. But they will, and the rest of us suffer.
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  138.  @JohnnyMotel99  : One would think back-projection would be cheaper...and safer.
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  139.  @Afrocanuk  Neither will with Taiwan.
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  140. Even weighs the parts.
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  141.  @macca777  Opening it up from the inside wouldn't have helped.
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  142.  @OOTurok  "Airships are slow, & the general public would not favor longer flight times." Think cruise ships in the sky. Plus the views would be spectacular.
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  143. NSA should have done their job and sealed everything so only authorized people could gain access. With authorized being more than, Trump says.
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  144. Musk seems to forget a lot of politicians have money as well.
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  145. Secretly a test driver for AR technology.
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  146. Every job eventually is a "bad idea". With various levels of AI and ML even the white collar jobs aren't safe.
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  147. What's not said in the video is China's ambitions in the South China Sea and the effect it'll have on the countries mentioned in this video. They'll fight even harder to maintain open access to keep their economies going.
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  148. Grumpy Old Men Asian Style.
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  149. Waiting for the History Channel to make a comeback.
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  150. Locate all the frozen food warehouses up there.
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  151.  @maybedrinkin3241  The legal system is really taking it on the chin with her and AI.
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  152. Remember Trump and the mouthing off across all his cases?
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  153. Live stream while doing it. Evil hides in the shadows.
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  154. Right-might is as old as civilization.
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  155.  @quarzent  : Reductionist to the point of uselessness. It says nothing about the Cloud™ vs the average local data-centers. I know people want to convey the whole, you don't own the hardware one's using but then for most that can be said of the internet itself. After all no one's being clever and saying there's no internet, just a bunch of switches, routers, and fiber even if it's true.
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  156. I miss when cockpit doors were unlocked. ;-)
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  157.  @laurieweinberg353  Every journey starts out that way, and yes, we need to keep up the pressure.
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  158. Neighbors will be visiting.
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  159. Certain underwater sub.
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  160.  @ronblack7870  Safety for workers. History is loaded with examples of how companies have treated workers given a chance.
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  161. And this is the person who wants to be the speaker of the house.
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  162. Astronomers are already complaining. This would be worse.
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  163. "I can make money from that."
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  164. Inflated opinion of itself. 😀
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  165. For consistency in driving. Only thing for really tough wood is hex head.
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  166.  @unropednope4644  So did the public Guess what didn't happen.
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  167. You all know what you have to do. Be creative.
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  168. Whole story is about state level debt. Not federal.
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  169.  @asurashi2413 : Puppy love.
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  170. Legal robbery.
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  171. Leader of a society who's calling card is, "the oligopoly's made me do it".
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  172. The world isn't dependent upon Ukrainian high-tech chips.
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  173. You sure it wasn't aliens? :-D
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  174. One would think lead containers would be a warning sign. A reason also to embed the radiation symbol in everything.
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  175. There's no precedent. That's part of the problem or just a blessing we've never had anyone like Trump before*. Anyway all laws get tested, the 14th is no different. *Aw the US's first attempted coup (we'll have more next time someone else "loses"). Make South America proud.
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  176. Even prisons have "money".
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  177. We do vest a lot in controlling electrons. Maybe it'll be photons turn next?
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  178. Remember Trump is so far down the scale, the White House janitor would be good for America.
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  179. Pneumatic tubes was interesting. Wonder if used elsewhere?
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  180.  @MrDmorgan52  Make Manufacturing Great Again. 😀
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  181. Everyone getting paid implies everyone getting charged. Guess what people don't want to do (hence the proliferation of services like Gmail).
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  182. Games and game engines do this in spades.
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  183. Wonder how long it will take all this, workflow included, to trickle down to the common man?
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  184. Disney's Utilidor tunnel system showed the way utilities should have been done. A lot of the problems are due to difficulty of access to the aging infrastructure.
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  185.  @dannylo5875  : Maybe we'll go bio, or optical.
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  186. Something Lion King never warned us about.
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  187. Simpler to clean and maintain. Geared towards the minimalist lifestyle.
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  188.  @sammythompson3694  Work at home requires a good broadband infrastructure. A problem the US in general has been dealing with especially with the incumbents at best dragging their feet, and at worst blocking improvement.
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  189. Better known as picking ones battles. Not everything is worth fighting, or dying for.
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  190. Countries could block Starlink just like China does.
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  191. Small and personal. That was the secret for success back in the early days.
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  192. Does that mean we'll see Trump high-jump over a bench to attack a judge?
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  193. Why is it called a "dump" when people still want them?
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  194. "If re-elected". You all know what to do. And tell Biden not to pardon Trump.
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  195.  @captainthunderbuns677  : Docking maneuvers are going to be hell.
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  196. With internet access almost being a necessity, a phone is a cheap way of getting that to the majority.
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  197. Then you will have the other effect. Birds of a feather flock together. People cluster. That's why you have regions in a city like Chinatown, or little Italy.
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  198.  @thursoberwick1948  You still didn't. What most people didn't know about was bank reporting requirements.
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  199. So did the legislative. We got here because a lot of people didn't do what needed to be done.
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  200. And les people forget climate change isn't going to take a break during his administration. It might even get worse under it. So more disasters that FEMA can't handle. Higher insurance rates, or doing without.
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  201. Broadband is a capital intensive endeavor, with plenty of push back from established players. e.g. pole rights and municipal broadband laws.
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  202. Russia's Modus Operandi. Just remember Saddam Hussein showed how vindictive one can be to an enemies infrastructure.
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  203. Discount for using cash.
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  204. In life we are unique. In death we are equal.
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  205. inserts picture of house falling into a sinkhole Feel safe yet?
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  206. People were saying this was going to happen soon after the fire.
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  207. Good thing the shed wasn't made of bread.
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  208. Next up, Trump steps down so a better candidate can do the job.
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  209.  @tomservo5007  : I'm getting Texas sized vibes over here.
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  210. Introducing Turing-complete where it didn't use to be is the foundation for a lot of attacks.
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  211. Even better it covers some details most other videos do not without making things too complicated to understand.
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  212.  @lizzycolbert8884  I imagine that's why she said it was better when it was treated like a car than a house. Time to wax the house!
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  213.  @Toni-7489  Just wait till they do it with judges.
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  214. Power doesn't "trickle", it accumulates. Money is power isn't just a trite saying.
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  215.  @TheHistoryGuyChannel  It did have a rocky beginning though.
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  216.  @roycezaro1998  : Getting your laundry done in less time.
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  217.  @Cody_Ramer  Don't owls have the ear height difference?
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  218. You want someone to suck your ear? :-)
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  219. Made us feel old.
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  220. But first they discovered they could get it...for free.
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  221. It's an unnecessary future. We aren't lacking in land. It's easier to move people than try to build artificial land.
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  222.  @Giggles5666  You all do know federal judges can be impeached by congress, don't you? It's intentionally hard for good reason, but possible.
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  223. Laser defenses.
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  224. Mmmm, yeah. Fly right out of the Taliban hands.
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  225.  @connie2849  You'll still end up with Vance which isn't an improvement.
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  226.  Oj Simpson : Or burning debris. Resolution is too low to tell what's what.
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  227. Maybe an analog computer designing analog circuits.
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  228. Might come full circle once people start integrating electronics into clothing.
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  229. Animals-emotions, guess what happens?
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  230.  @iesika7387 : ♫ "If you're happy and you know it, let it out." ♫
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  231.  @uppercut147  Ties in with what someone pointed out in the first comment. The lesson for a society is to never let a problem get to the point extreme measures have to be used in the first place. That requires a degree of perpetual diligence and participation most have trouble with.
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  232.  @sammiller6631  People need to understand that "investors" aren't another species of homo sapiens. They are US. Every single person that's invested their money in companies, be it stocks, bonds, or other investment instrument. Saying how dare they appease US seems kind of silly.
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  233.  @Saml01  : Basically a smaller version of what the big boys currently do. Taking over (acquisition) a company's customers and product. The business version of The Blob.
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  234. "Depressing to realize it has been made so hard to prosecute some pretty blatant corrupt behavior through reliance on highly narrow interpretations." Worked better when it was "Thou shall not...", etc, etc.
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  235. It's about power. Does the Judicial branch want to give its power to the other two branches making them useless?
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  236. Exodus 20:19 and Deuteronomy 5:20. Basically don't lie about people.
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  237.  @ArynWellspring  Being a public defender is a worthwhile thing. Just ask Kamela Harris.
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  238. Notre Dame Cathedral being a perfect example of bringing needed talent together.
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  239. If he fails to get elected, then it'll be straight down for him.
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  240. Years in the open no less.
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  241. No stranger than how a backhoe always seems to find a bit of critical infrastructure and takes it out, not matter where it is.
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  242. I think a careful reading of the scotusblog show this "Determining which acts are official and which are unofficial “can be difficult,” Roberts conceded. He emphasized that the immunity that the court recognizes in its ruling on Monday takes a broad view of what constitutes a president’s “official responsibilities,” “covering actions so long as they are not manifestly or palpably beyond his authority.” " So, is his current acts beyond his authority? Also, it notes he has no authority over state legislatures so there's a shield there. And let's not forget there were dissenters, so it wasn't a universal opinion.
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  243. Poor people must be saints then.
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  244. Panhandlers as a munition. Give me money, or give me...BOOM!
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  245. Networking, societies are built upon.
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  246. Mitch McConnel would have retired a long time ago.
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  247. Institutional knowledge.
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  248. History? He doesn't understand economics.
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  249.  @dorientjewoller113  I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up a lawsuit much like click-wrap agreements.
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  250.  @onephotoaday  True, but we need the experimentation otherwise nothing grows.
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  251.  @Consiwella  Can one "retain wealth" when Musk controls the purse?
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  252. OBDLink is a good brand. Wide selection.
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  253. Old-fashion percolator is very reliable.
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  254. Sometimes wealth is measured in more than just dollars and cents.
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  255.  @Tugela60  Which doesn't scale. That's always been the problem with the barter system. Fine if the total number of people on the planet is small, and scattered. not so much tightly clustered and numerous.
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  256. And in the process one forgets the lessons of this video.
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  257. Steady Titanic diet makes one grow up big and strong.
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  258. Be glad we don't get that kind of treatment.
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  259. Least the Harris voters can keep their head high.
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  260. A lot of Amazon packages go through USPS, to the point it affects their current duties.
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  261. Isn't Bitlocker involved in this mess?
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  262.  @RFDN0  Punted to an institution that's currently stacked with Republicans. So, the problem is with TWO institutions, not just one. The three-leg system of balance only works when two legs aren't sawed off. As for the fourth leg (the press) we already know how that's going. That leaves the final stopgap, the military. Pray we don't have to go that far.
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  263. And in 1937 a dozen eggs cost 37 cents and $2.51 in 2023.
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  264. The biggest clue is the fact humans are described as a "resource".
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  265. Flow cells are the other.
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  266. The problem with technical subjects is keeping everything manageable and understandable.
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  267. Or Tariffs. Bet his school is embarrassed.
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  268.  @tinotendakapiya256  : Substitute climate change for virus, and you pretty much have the same situation from it's not real, to weather the likes we haven't seen, and people will only change when it starts hurting.
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  269.  @awesomeness282  I'm sure there are plenty more allies to piss off before it's all over.
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  270. Advanced packaging is where some of the next development is going on.
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  271. Clones!
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  272. Well, the current regime is breaking government, so it'll have to be built anew anyway.
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  273.  @LucasLeCompteMusic  Without an R rating too.
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  274.  @TheMightyByron  : But...but...the fires was suppose to burn the virus out. /s
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  275. Rockets, StarLink.
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  276. But if it wasn't then we never would have had this needed moment.
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  277. Stacking the branches with "his people" furthers that goal.
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  278. Sales of plop plop fizz fizz have gone through the roof.
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  279.  @VillaRoundabout  Loopholes depend upon people's ignorance.
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  280. Limits of pardon power: No application to state crimes, preserving state judicial autonomy. Exclusion from cases of impeachment, safeguarding legislative checks on executive misconduct.
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  281. Those mechanicals were built like a tank and weighed as much.
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  282. Need a digital nose to "sniff" out the problem.
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  283. Democracy has never been a fire-and-forget system. It requires full participation on a regular basis by all the governed. To elect leaders is only a tiny part of the responsibility.
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  284. "Immunity from..." All the financial judgements against me.
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  285. Victimhood runs deep.
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  286. New saying: you bend it, you buy it.
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  287.  @grandrapids57  I imagine some have it as a paid upgrade (usually software).
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  288. Long as none of the parts come from the US.
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  289.  @AlexA-nd3yy  Those that love the public domain like say the internet archive.
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  290. Agreed. The never ending quest by gamers for realism (physics, compute shaders, etc) helped pay for the R&D that later opened up all those other needs.
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  291. This development will shatter the market.
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  292. Beyond that, all the oligopolies that support him.
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  293.  @i-destroy-my-paper-boats  Boxed set with the game.
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  294.  @efulmer8675  Court of public opinion voting him into office. Pardoning everything he ever did, and replacing the judges that wronged him with his puppets.
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  295. Just remember MAD doesn't work when you have crazies at the button.
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  296. I can see that. Some older folks find smartphones too complicated.
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  297. Except history shows economic matter.
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  298. When was the last time anyone heard a person say, I want to be poor? Yeah, a lot of us want to be that person. Rich. You get what you get because a lot of people are pursuing that in their own way.
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  299. Broadband availability and remote work.
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  300. Brothels did well.
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  301. Redefining poor.
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  302. Get your secret maple syrup recipe.
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  303. I wouldn't say "never" just like telecommuting isn't for everyone. People need to remember in their opinions that not everyone is like them.
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  304. rolls dice Come on asteroids.
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  305. The work-at-home movement will benefit. Streamers like Netflix and others will benefit.
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  306. Successful systems, take into account human behavior and motivation. Any alternatives would have to change people. An impossible task.
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  307. With Trump going after law firms, he might have to do it from the space station.
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  308.  @oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368  : Indeed, doesn't seem to be working through, and as pointed out in the story, people are as, if not more so important. So unless China starts resorting to kidnapping, tech transfer is only going to do so much.
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  309.  @Volf1916  That's why pillars have islands around them.
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  310. Quite a few companies did. Should have gotten into the reinforced shelving business.
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  311. Depends upon the audience. If this was a legal channel, getting words correct would be very important.
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  312.  @hannofranz7973  ...and intel. Never underestimate the power of good intel.
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  313. Just wait till they walk the plank with the employees.
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  314. People talking smack about Biden not knowing how good they really had it.
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  315. Political comedy is as old if not older than the nation. You all know you're in a free nation when one can publicly laugh at their leaders without going to jail.
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  316. That's because fascism has historically shown that their threats aren't empty.
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  317. They need more memory cards.
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  318. A capital-intensive industry regardless of who's doing it.
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  319. beep*beep*beep Tracking...tracking...tracking. HOME! Convenience and privacy, opposites don't always attract.
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  320.  @Kmc-n4m  Don't forget any voter suppression that might have tilted things.
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  321. Future holodecks will appreciate all the hard work.
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  322.  @perfectallycromulent  They're not. And for an atheistic society God doesn't even figure into their reasoning. It's more simply, greed, and something, something, being theirs.
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  323.  @estibon3872  First time a bible has ever burst into flames during an oath of swearing.
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  324.  @JohnGardnerAlhadis  Funny thing is, we all expect THIS time to be different.
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  325.  @BigSmiley0TV  The "better" people don't want to be politicians. Better money and less stress elsewhere.
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  326. That would need a lifespan test since that's the biggest problem with solar lights.
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  327. I have to buy a new hat after watching one of his videos. 😀
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  328. Part of the issue is finding the RIGHT person to solve a problem.
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  329. A play on...?
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  330.  @SuperLittleTyke  Why would we intentionally forget something, if it might have played a role in this disaster? Most accidents usually are a chain of mishaps.
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  331.  @bamboo9666  : WW-2 would have been markedly different if we had continued our isolationist policy.
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  332. Funny thing I don't even like avocadoes.
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  333. Plant an oak seed close to it. Wait twenty years. Remove displaced stump.
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  334. "Free" (everyone LOVES free, just ask pirate-bay) video sharing service, and the costs are being paid for from user data and other income generating parts of the company.
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  335. ASML is the new unit of measurement. Move over library of congress.
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  336.  @lynns4426  Dismissed by the mainstream media? Naturally.
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  337. Some say the same about China.
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  338. Seal Team Six will do a prison break.
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  339. My Vega still performs to this day. The only bad thing is the memory capacity for newer games.
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  340.  @aSSGoblin1488  : smirk Love and peace. Cute, but no .
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  341. It bothers all kinds because it could be them.
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  342.  @SeraphsWitness  How many even know who Karl Marx is?
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  343. Minimal use of heavy equipment during a rescue is intentional. Don't want to injure any survivors which could be anywhere.
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  344.  @lekhakaananta5864  Except the Egyptians.
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  345. Imagine paying a lot of money to get a degree in protesting.
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  346.  @greentriumph1643  Worse when the battery leaks. Plus I had one where the rubber grips get gummy and bleed.
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  347. Something tells me this vehicle is particular to one kind of climate.
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  348. On a sub would be a good place to spend the apocalypse.
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  349. Going to an expensive school, spending a lot of money so they can learn how to...complain about things in life. Best money ever spent, and if they can't get a job, we'll forgive their debts.
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  350. Jaws: You're gonna need a bigger boat.
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  351.  @Cntr-Cmd-Delete  Plus a lot of citizens are shareholders. It's not like all this money is going into a gigantic mattress.
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  352. Oddly as one gets older in those professions, they move higher in the hierarchy towards less labor like manager, etc.
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  353.  @starberrydrink  Pandemics becoming more common due to climate change.
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  354.  @katrinabryce  Only if they had the same problems SystemD was meant to solve.
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  355. The lactose intolerant aren't affected by this news.
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  356. Become an artist. ;-)
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  357.  @theqaz1828  And pay the oligopolies a living wage. /s
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  358. Ok and why are they extracting those resources? Follow the chain and you'll eventually run into the entity known as...the consume-r. Get enough of them and one has an economy. And I haven't even tackled the other side of all the employees that work for said corporations. Point is one can't anonomize the problem away.
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  359. Roadside billboards so everyone can see who ran away.
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  360. If only it worked like in fiction. e.g. Fallout series.
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  361.  @claudiusantoine593  Shouldn't, but there are plenty of YouTube videos showing having oil doesn't guarantee a successful country.
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  362. Beefing up on some knowledge.
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  363. Something else with repetitive circuitry, and binning.
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  364. Except when Trump is doing the rigging. e.g. classified documents case.
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  365. Solve the problem by putting everything behind a paywall. People love those. Everything being free is overrated.
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  366. Hopefully covering the recycling aspect of EVs.
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  367. That's the thing. For wild animals they seem pretty comfortable with people.
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  368. When they start losing their millions.
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  369. Might cut down on the parts shortage people are having with digital.
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  370.  @barakah856  How many times have we heard, my vote doesn't count? Goes well with being a victim because they're powerless too.
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  371. Considering how many are trying to ditch their cloud habit old hardware is perfect for that. Virtualization and emulation has come a long way.
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  372. The Wikipedia section on hubris covers them nicely.
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  373. Well, "people with guns" would be more like it. All branches implicitly get their power from that.
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  374. Maybe carbon doping to alter frequency of light emission to make solar panel work better. Or tuned antenna solar capture instead of just bandgaps.
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  375. Fourth, the press.
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  376. Lots more expensive, plus part of the reason these problems are bigger is because ships have gotten bigger.
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  377.  @gfdia35  : How much of that is due to the laws around new items.
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  378. Pig spooning as a game mechanic.
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  379. I wonder if radiation sterilization of food would cut down on a lot of this?
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  380. Maybe a review of crimping tools.
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  381. Using sound to image the buried propeller.
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  382. Some did, a lot didn't vote at all.
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  383. Pleading insanity. The devil made me do it.
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  384. That's why they're paid the big bucks.
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  385.  @SilvaDreams  : Agreed. Just what exactly do people think a deed is? It's a contract, and if the easements in it (and according to this story it is) then it's binding.
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  386.  @marzinjedi6437  :*shrug* Comedy has changed over the years, much like everything else. And yes I remember the Dean Martin celebrity roasts.
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  387. Well not providing a choice. There are companies that provide both and it works for different customers.
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  388.  @r8chlletters  Sprinklers in all buildings.
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  389.  @Terra.E.  Politico's story "what happened the last time a president purged the bureaucracy" is relevant to current events and covers the "red scare" as well.
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  390. Taxes, depreciation, hybrid solar panels (thermal and electric generation), and climate change over the life of an installation.
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  391. Jobs will grow because they're leaving a certain OTHER country.
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  392. Bible says same.
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  393.  @billiemunchen  so where are we going to keep politicians then?
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  394.  @regenwurm5584  Plus not that long ago people didn't have a problem with "Made in China" with foreign owners. Why should "Made in Vietnam" be any different?
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  395. Virtualization.
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  396. Wonder if the republican's data is part of this haul?
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  397. Or the danger of a device that NEEDS the outside world to be useful. e.g. phones, modem, etc.
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  398. Lower prison standards.
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  399. Wonder if our barter system started this way? Who did WE steal from?
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  400. Colorado case.
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  401. Least the rest of the universe will no longer have to worry about us spreading our evolutionary dead end.
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  402. US, a country made up of smaller countries.
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  403.  @gonzalezm244  Black hole in every EV.
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  404. Blond bomb-shell takes on a different meaning.
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  405.  @corulinde  Globalization isn't just an Amazon problem.
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  406. Need to see if there are differences between glue sticks. Also those tools are good for more than gluing. e.g. weatherstripping, etc.
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  407. Outfoxing the fox.
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  408. Cost of healthcare is a big part of it. Imagine for a second all healthcare was so cheap there would be no need for a middleman of any kind, or a need to bank money to pay for things. Ask and receive no matter how bad the situation, till the end.
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  409. Run a business fixing roofs. :-p
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  410. Sounds like the perfect place to build a prison. Escape? Naw, it's safer in here.
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  411. Even with there are details still left out. It's that complicated.
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  412.  @JABoyle3875  Are they still cleaning up the mess at the capital from the last riot?
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  413.  @Zuriki09  Assuming one can. Not always a safe assumption.
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  414. Sounds like a tide generator.
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  415.  @chrispycryptic  I pay seven to connect to my Usenet provider. They even provide the software.
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  416. Till the place closes due to the shoplifting so one end up alive but jobless.
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  417. Except that's not the reason for higher costs. Just look at how many years and people it takes to create a game. As big as it does a blockbuster movie. Gamers want to be entertained, and like a dopamine fix they want more, and more of it. Last years game is already played out, and gamers need some more stimulation along with their energy drinks.
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  418. I saw one stick it in the floppy slot in a HP Microserver to "upgrade" it.
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  419. Be nice if our players auto-translated writing.
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  420. I "dropped everything" into the ocean. Now I just have to wait a hundred-and twelve years for people to make a video about it.
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  421. The LEGOs of the digital world.
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  422.  @OurLordandSaviorSigmar  With the economy being what it is, a lot of "kids" are coming home to their parents.
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  423. That's why "A Business Tale: A Story of Ethics, Choices, Success and a Very Large Rabbit " was an interesting read both in personal and business ethics.
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  424. Got what we wanted, and kicked the can to our children.
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  425. The material she has to work with makes it easy.
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  426. Oddly I have to keep my head slightly elevated otherwise I get a nose-bleed feeling.
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  427.  @elisabetpurve2908  : State secrets And just like, very embarrassing when exposed
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  428. Does that mean everyone's reserve currency will be the Yuan instead of the Dollar? Wouldn't want to base an economic system on anything that's "declining".
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  429. Landed on my foot. Ow! Ow! Ow!
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  430. Build up some muscles though.
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  431. So how will "human rights" protect one from COVID-19?
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  432.  @BillyMyHomey  Irony would be having them build a wall.
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  433. Moving to an alternative wouldn't send the mixed message piracy does. If a company is acting bad, continuing to use their stuff is a form of approval. Regardless of how it's obtained. There's plenty of CAD software out there. It's just not the "industry standard" but otherwise just as functional.
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  434.  @kristenjoyce2180  The Great Depression wasn't that long ago.
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  435. Considering your much closer, then yes. Plus, if the US did take over it would put Canada in a squeeze. Furthering his "state" ambition.
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  436. Owning a bank.
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  437. The dangers of relying on just one industry.
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  438. "For us normal folks, we can just go by the ol' adage 'Don't be a criminal'. " Petty crimes like piracy, pilfering office supplies, cheating on tax forms, stretching the truth on insurance forms, etc, etc.
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  439. Cold storage.
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  440.  @ThePhysicalReaction  Need soap for that.
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  441. Everyone is afraid of saying no to his supporters.
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  442. I upgraded because caps aren't forever, especially in the numbers motherboards use them.
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  443.  @ateamfan42  History? They still teach that?
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  444. Storm and tornado season has been rather busy especially in January.
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  445. Now all we have to figure out is if Australian helicopter rotors turn the opposite way. 🙂
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  446. Doctors haven't ruled him mentally incompetent.
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  447. Needs mimes.
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  448.  @Roshan_420  You'd love the Gemini protocol then where small is beautiful.
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  449. Back in my days when AMD built heaters I had a literal screamer of a fan (heard through closed doors). A METAL fan with a guard so one wouldn't lose fingers that had a gyroscopic force to be believed.
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  450.  @helenburrows3585  People talking big about revolution but don't have the stomach for it.
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  451. "There is a huge problem in this country that noone seems to be able to fix. " Poverty.
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  452.  @newbieprepper8451  It's understandable, but at this point most are aware of the CEO case, and how "you are next" would come across. Why say it otherwise if one didn't?
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  453. AI simulating a stay-at-home worker.
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  454.  @maximemeis2867  Hence growth of monopolies. Competition is "inferior" businesses.
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  455. Waiting for a boxed-set.
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  456. Shouldn't court stacking bother anyone? Good when our side does it. Bad when the other side does it.
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  457.  @patricianoll6693  Right, always watch out for the quiet one's in the room.
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  458. Life is the house with one entrance, and uncountable exits.
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  459. True all through the internet, not just cables.
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  460. @ He's talking about the USMCA signed in 2020.
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  461. About as hard not to do drugs.
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  462. They have their own problems.
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  463. His videos about failures shows it's about more than just having the smarts to succeed.
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  464.  @JoannHopper-xf7wl  What does he need a campaign for? He has loyal followers that'll fund him out of their own pocket.
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  465. Thailand empties into the Gulf of Thailand and that into...you guessed it, South China Sea. Hard to escape China's reach, isn't it?
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  466. "Stuff like this" is still rather uncommon, and hence doesn't factor into any "can't afford to have kids".
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  467. I had a guy come up to me in a truck with a sob story about he couldn't afford gas and would I buy his ring. And I'm thinking, you shouldn't be driving around so much if you're hard up on gas.
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  468.  @technicalfool  I have a Silverstone like that. The main thing is the bigger boards would be a challenge, especially with the heat they generate.
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  469. Asianometry does a good job as well.
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  470. Getting my coffee order in early.
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  471. What about the rich? Will it affect them?
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  472.  @indianboy0453  Need to know how many bowling balls these vacuums can pick up.
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  473. Property taxes, maintenance expenses, etc.
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  474. This whole thing is a CHAIN of circumstances. Things that can happen in any food chain.
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  475. Humanity has had plenty of time to making that dream come true.
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  476. Well we are accused of being the world's policemen. A role China and Russia would like to have.
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  477. Apathy is an even bigger thing than an active hatred. How many times have we heard, "I don't care"?
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  478. Like insurance no longer insuring dangerous places.
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  479. We voted it into office.
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  480.  @pjacobsen1000  Never mind the legality of such an enterprise.
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  481. There's always a need for engineers. Just not this company.
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  482. I own an Android. ;-)
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  483. Simcity 2000 complete with disasters.
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  484. Which will come out of the pockets of taxpayers of that city.
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  485. Assumption that everyone drives duelly noted.
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  486.  @ytzpilot  There are crops that do well in shade.
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  487. Wired from the Musk "I took over the treasury" fund.
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  488. rainbow appears "The more you know..."
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  489.  @TredPillR  Risk never goes away.
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  490.  @TuckFrump-r9h  Analog Computer built in.
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  491.  @bzdtemp  Right. It would be like if an Amazon vehicle crashed into a busload of kids and then blaming everyone who's delivery was on that vehicle.
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  492. History lesson. Hate makes people do stupid things. All through history. A world built upon "love they neighbor as one loves themselves" doesn't have these kinds of problems.
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  493. Getting a circus instead.
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  494. Not really. Look at Microsoft's annual report and you'll notice that OS really isn't where the bulk of their money is being made. The enterprise market and gaming is.
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  495. Most likely, but the blame game only works when there's someone outside to blame. That's why so many countries do it, from North Korea to Iran, and so on.
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  496. "Taking out the....oh wait".
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  497.  @sorrysongs  In other words even though MAGA is messed up, we still could have treated them as the minority they are. Plus, with the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact could have negated swing states.
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  498. They change items ones ordered before from "we can ship" to "pickup only". No rhyme or reason. Their online lists an item as "pickup/so many days shipped" but when one gets to the basket it's "pickup only"*. Details like that make the online experience compared to others maddening. *"Out of stock" is another. That should be prominent while looking at items, not at the basket.
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  499.  @kevinc8955  Right. There are affordable homes, just NOT in the places most want to live. Also most buy more house than they need and the law endorses that by enforcing a minimum size hence less incentive for tiny homes.
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  500. Micro-grids for resiliency.
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  501. Long as there's no pointing and laughing.
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  502.  @angadsingh9314  : Consumer desire has driven a great many things, from a desire to getting somewhere sooner. e.g cars. To playing ever more realistic games. e.g. video cards.
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  503. It's funny the drama in the video, but your post makes the (unintentionally) important point that cats aren't the only animal that eats rats and mice. So if god forbid they all disappeared, other predators would step in.
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  504. What if it had been a small mom and pop store? Feel better?
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  505.  @MyKingJesus1  : Best way is leading by example. That doesn't mean one doesn't mention the "bad parts" as it where, but by showing that if one leads a good and righteous life then this could be theirs as well. The "bad parts" mentioned automatically take care of themselves when following a godly path.
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  506. Soon as WE stop electing them to office.
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  507.  @schadenfreude3236  Right. Businesses by nature seek the lowest costs supplier that can fulfil demand. Going to another supplier means costs more, and possibly lower supply. Now if Trump being himself imposes more tariffs, the whole situation gets worse because everyone is running around trying to find the cheapest that fulfil supply and not drive the company out of business. Not to mention forging new supply chains isn't like changing underwear. It takes time.
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  508. Well turning off all physical connections would drive the point home.
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  509.  @RogueRen  :Buy? People "buy" their OS like they "buy" Adobe products, or their movies, or music. Everyone knows it. Even Microsoft knows it.
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  510. Some could be said about the NeXT.
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  511.  @markbantz9699  : Make America Humorous Again.
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  512. No counterfeits here. :-D
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  513.  @skop3609  Nelson Mandella certainly "felt the real world" and yet chose a different path than an eye for an eye.
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  514. Our nation isn't a thousand and look where we are.
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  515. The war has done the most in clearing out old inventory for everyone.
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  516. Main beneficiaries there are those that bought a lot to begin with (faith in the company). Held on long term like 20-30 years (retirement investment), and reinvested dividends in buying more stock (growing the investment, and countering any fees and inflation).
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  517.  @benjaminwinnie4626  : Problem is all these...alternatives, is they somehow expect human behavior to be different across all of them. An educated person is still human with all the fallibilities, and even more so because of pride and hubris.
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  518. One would think those precipitating violence wouldn't want to kill the golden goose by driving people away.
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  519.  @volodumurkalunyak4651  There's a difference between 5G-NSA (unfortunate name) and 5G-SA. Much like everything in this discussion it depends upon one's carrier.
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  520. Kind of like China and Taiwan.
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  521. That is what religion is supposed to do. Be a speaker of God's truth.
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  522.  @BranchEducation  Upon the shoulders of giants. Military and commercial did the heavy financial lifting in making phased array useful. Starlink made it economical.
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  523. Video games and movies give us a clue as to what AR might be on a daily basis.
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  524. The window industry didn't.
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  525. Chance favors the prepared.
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  526. Funny how your comment sailed through, while mine pointing out susceptibility to diseases don't make it. This platform can be weird.
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  527. Makes one want to watch.
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  528. Except there are alternatives. No one thinks, I'm going to punish the drug dealer by continuing to use their drugs, or I'm going to show this person how bad the relationship is, by continuing to stay in it. But when it comes to piracy there's a failure there. Piracy isn't about correction, but a "I'll show them".
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  529.  @wilburfinnigan2142  Luigi, where are you!?
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  530. Throwing a disease into a labor camp sounds like the worse thing one can do.
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  531. Military and lawful orders. Guess were the lawful comes from.
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  532. What is the world going to do about this "anger"? Recommendation is lessening a countries dependency on China.
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  533. Looks like we've found the Canadian. :-D
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  534.  @MarkishMr  They were chasing, as well as Intel fans were chasing. All anyone could talk about at the time were faster single core. Understandable because single thread was easy to understand and do. Concurrency took a skilled programmer a lot more work to pull off effectively.
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  535. I predict the power grid will see a lot more use. Burning more fuel, generating more climate altering gasses.
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  536. Wagner still smarting from their ass-kicking in eastern Syria.
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  537.    Maybe put them on Blue-ray.
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  538. More interesting how it got there in the first place considering it can't walk.
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  539. No fire hydrants?
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  540. I imagine the practice of tapping was looked at as well.
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  541.  @radfaraf  fortunately we can call upon independent repair shops to do the dying for us.
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  542.  @roy6907  Well win win nobody gets what they want in the interest of hurting the other person.
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  543. If he doesn't honor commitments, then closing overseas bases would be best. And hilariously all the people that complained about our presence overseas and the money going to it get what they want.
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  544. Never gamble with what one is unwilling to lose.
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  545. Coober Pedy, Australia on a much grander scale.
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  546. I think that's part of the incentive to move up especially in professions that are physically demanding. e.g. construction.
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  547. What this court said will ring just as true in front of the Supreme Court.
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  548. (I)nternal (C)ombustion (E)ngine. :-)
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  549. ChatGPT: simulate a defense of Taiwan from Chinese aggression.
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  550. Funny how they jumped to that when Fox news is the biggest example of messaging.
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  551.  @nicktw8688  Beat me to it, but I believe it was all the buildings that burned leaking water, "But he said that as the fire began moving down the hillside, turning homes into rubble, many properties were damaged so badly that water was spewing out of their melting pipes, depressurizing the network that also supplies the hydrants".
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  552. Moore's law as a bedrock, but working smarter (as mentioned in a previous video) rather than brute-forcing one's way through (making NVIDIA more money).
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  553.  @CatnamedMittens  Those taxing agencies interested in pools might be wondering about your backyard.
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  554. Even Fallout didn't look this bad.
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  555. People will start living underground.
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  556. Being famous has it's advantageous. e.g. Titanic, etc.
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  557. Good thing they're so far out even the NIMBY crowd can't see them.
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  558. Extra Sensory Perception Network.
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  559. Would have been different if Putin had slapped Zelenskyy then resigned from the UN.
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  560. But not patents.
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  561. If thermal effect accounts for the gain, then panels that combine water cooling with PV should be as efficient since they should be cooler.
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  562. Considering the cost of everything from education to medical, the American dream is becoming rich because it's the only way we can afford the things we need in life.
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  563. All his court cases have been a demonstration of that. Judges and now a Bishop.
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  564. Copying Boeing design.
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  565.  @biazacha  It's the people like voyeurs misusing technology that spoils it for everyone else.
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  566. Like TV, radio, and newsprint. ;-)
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  567. Waiting for someone to invent the holographic tree.
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  568. @Dev JB : Well we are still in the midst of a pandemic. Not the best of situations for moving around.
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  569. Maybe because our own "AI" runs on analog and with a lot less power which is a looming problem with digital.
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  570. Next up Fort Knox.
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  571.  @wesleybastien5968  : If I had a dollar for everyone who thought I needed to educate myself on something when they've made zero effort to understand others. Fortunately the school of hard knocks is still in session and humanity is the pupil. There will be a test latter.
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  572. So what do people think about efforts to exterminate mosquitoes?
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  573. Remedial because the public system is a failure. Anyway if people can do the math and figure out what investment is best bang for the buck, they can for education.
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  574. Lincoln's "United we stand, divided we fall" captures the importance of cohesiveness in running a modern state.
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  575. Good news! Now no one will make a profit. Nose: spite: face.
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  576. Farmers are the "repairman". That's why the right to repair movement is so important to everyone, but especially farmers.
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  577. He's wearing plot armor.
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  578.  @Sleepy_Kitsune  Race to the bottom has consequences.
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  579.  @deuscast  That's not unique to rich people. Jack-legging is a time old tradition.
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  580. Any system that involves finite resources is going to be that way. If everyone here pooled their money and paid claims out of that there still would be rules to both prevent abuse and maximize the amount of people that would benefit. That means that some claims would either be delayed, reduced, or denied (sound familiar?).
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  581. Hopefully better than what the Kurds got.
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  582.  @rntzh690  Neither do the people crossing the Mexico border.
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  583. Power seems to be the achilles heel for all chip plants, not just Taiwan.
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  584. Danish solution wouldn't work here because the entire society is different. Level of trust for starters.
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  585. Hey why not? Your queen was awesome.
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  586. Kind of ironic the Taliban were the reason there's no infrastructure to exploit those resources. Resources the current regime could have benefited from.
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  587.  @TigreXspalterLP  Interns will either suffer, or utter a sigh of relief.
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  588. Point out I use to be more manipulated too. ;-) Good thing I don't let that happen anymore.
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  589. Hence the court angle, otherwise it could end up as bad as the current system.
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  590. " I think this might have a lot to due with the longstanding social stigma that comes with mental illnesses." Bodies are injured and society behaves one way. Minds are injured and society behaves differently even though they're all part of the whole.
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  591. What's the difference between "getting rich" and "paying off costs" since we don't know anything about vaccine development, let alone this vaccine?
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  592. Drywall screws are designed to snap when torqued too much.
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  593. I run alternative firmware. ;-)
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  594. Surprised it doesn't happen more often.
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  595.  @MrTomyCJ  Freedom to decide, but outcome isn't promised. e.g. pollution, climate change, fentanyl deaths, mass shootings, etc.
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  596. Commerce is the glue that holds the modern world together.
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  597.  @thewitness3865  : A building is only as strong as it's maintenance.
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  598. Brain drain with all the defunding of research and closing of departments.
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  599.  @christophermullins7163  Maybe NEC would have been the underdog.
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  600. The rich could buy each other?
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  601. It's either power management on the motherboard or the PSU. The former increasing cost, and greater MB complexity. Latter is more wires coming from PSU.
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  602.  @sevegarza  : Maybe about the same time Christmas got shortened to X-mas?
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  603. Even the snakes. ;-)
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  604. With Asia being affected it'll be more than China. Also in the long haul it bolsters any mega-projects that bypass the whole area.
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  605. In a successful coup what usually happens to any legal structure?
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  606. Imagine how mainframe people feel.
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  607. Customers are thinking about their "bottom line" as much as companies are, hence, the race to the bottom in cost and quality.
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  608.  @maysonstorm4956  High water table according to one.
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  609. I'm thinking with all the cellphones out there listening should be easier.
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  610. Maybe using AI? 🙂
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  611. There's a city under the sheets.
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  612. Dealing with government I set up a paper trail, and document everything. Don't give them any wiggle room. Certified letters for any written communications. Record phone calls. Etc, etc.
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  613. What? You mean drones aren't planning to take over the world? 🙂
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  614. It's not over yet. However it will be close, and that should be as bothersome.
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  615. The bearings sound like the problem. Going slower just delays a failure. The other sensors (acoustic, etc) should have given an earlier warning. Plus how maintenance is being done on our rail infrastructure should be discussed.
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  616. My foot arches are collapsing.
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  617.  @atigerclaw  Post to social media and let everyone comment.
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  618.  @Duchess_Bananabread  Solar, solar, and solar.
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  619. Even before this there was movement to keep data in Europe.
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  620.  @UnexpectedDanger  Still wouldn't stop Trump from being a backseat driver of the government.
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  621. Very well put together considering the difficulty of the subject. It does raise the question of the purposes of the institutions if at best they do little to benefit society, and at worst harm it.
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  622. Fixing origin countries would go a long way. With that being said climate change may become the new reason for immigration as countries heat up.
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  623.  @marqod1437  That's the person this tool's infodump is for.
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  624.  @Grak70  Basically semiconductor production is capital, people and time intensive. Regardless of what country one is (see his other videos).
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  625. Impedance mismatch.
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  626. Bitcoin certainly didn't, so why should the next fad?
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  627.  @AbeDillon  Right. Modern boring machines show the tailings riding a conveyor belt out the back. They also go slow, and the wear on the head.
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  628.  @BloopTube  Main thing most fans die from long-term is the bearings wear out (usually sleeve). Had to tear down quite a few and clean and lubricate.
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  629. Khmer rouge perhaps?
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  630. Yemen, the country that has been firing on our ships? Someone has poor intelligence indeed.
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  631.  @roblangada4516  "Kind of hard to simulate horrors like the smell of burning human flesh." Uncanny Valley comes to the sense of smell.
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  632. I think the video needs to keep in mind with modern science and engineering a lot of the materials used are hybrids (engineered beams for example). Plus, modern buildings are more than the sum of their parts and have features that ensure their survivability (windows that reflect heat and keep interiors from easily catching fire).
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  633. His followers are a bigger threat than he is.
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  634. Decepticons buzzing the place.
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  635. The power of the sword.
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  636. Since you're giving things away, can I have your stereo? :-p
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  637. So why wasn't the Marshall blown up?
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  638. Amiga's taking over the world.
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  639. If we end up with Trump, then it wasn't.
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  640. And now you know why the immigrant issue is so important. The video mentioned labor costs but didn't elaborate on the sensitive subject because people want cheap things without the details on why they're cheap.
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  641. Maybe because not everyone gets their fix from Starbucks. Starbucks like any coffee chain will be the most affected because they're a value-add (convenience).
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  642. maybe next test will be carpet cleaners.
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  643. Never underestimate the power of, "out of sight, out of mind".
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  644. Combine with Wolfram/Alpha.
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  645. "I'm disabled, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Autism and PTSD, and I've been denied state disability or social security for 8 years of reapplying." Disability lawyer. Lets someone who knows the system deal with it.
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  646. Modular designs with common components across them.
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  647.  @skad2485  : Bigfoot hiding up there.
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  648. Maybe they'll double as bug zappers solving one problem.
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  649. Superman couldn't do it.
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  650.  @muntasifsusmit  : Oh they need them. Will they get them is the bigger question? Afghanistan isn't a homogeneous country. It's divisions have been part of the problem.
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  651.  @norske_ow3440  With today's technology being out in the middle of nowhere is more viable than it use to be. Although with climate change the housing market will be indirectly affected with clean water being scarcer.
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  652. It's called being poor, and yes sometimes not being owned by possessions does make a person happy.
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  653. Those are called...dungeons.
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  654. Psychological warfare with drone sounds.
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  655. Lots of guns+lots of troubled people=volatile situations.
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  656.  @Mr.Thermistor7228  Seems to be a worldwide problem, not just a US one because "thrifty" is worldwide.
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  657. Waiting for diamond to get incorporated.
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  658. They could do a master class on doing animation.
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  659. If people fought for their responsibilities as hard as they fight for their rights the world would indeed be a better place.
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  660. Something like expert systems.
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  661. If true, then things like cocaine and marijuana would be taking a hit.
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  662. Chinese version of the movie "UP!"
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  663. It'll work this time around.
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  664.  @codylapoint  Wonder if autonomous navigation would bring the same benefits to shipping?
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  665. Till dictator Trump makes what's theirs, his through seizures.
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  666. Russia would have to keep and defend the land long enough to benefit. Anything it built could be destroyed.
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  667.  @b.6603  Usually spherical.
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  668. You all had a chance with sedition and look how that turned out.
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  669. Problem isn't technological, hence the solution isn't. It's a people problem, and needs to be solved that way.
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  670. The use of cell phones by Nokia to help generate road paths and keep them current. Hence autonomous vehicles.
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  671. Is "accelerate the process" anything like speeding up the pregnancy? Just throw more of whatever one already has and that baby will come quicker.
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  672. Long as all the codes are documented in the manual.
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  673. Collateral for loan-image.
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  674. Integrated vacuum tube transistors might have been able to make the single core multi-Gigahertz path more viable.
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  675. $29.44 in 2016. The pain issue was the fan clipped to the heat-sink and was easy to break. It could be done in a push-pull fan configuration. The X- bracket was also a challenge and be careful not to lose the spring in the center.
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  676. Plausible deniability.
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  677. Read "Gateway to the French Revolution: Edmund Burke's Reflections on the Revolution, Friedrich von Gentz's Revolutions Compared, and Joseph de Maistre's On God and Society ". The French Revolution wasn't a silver bullet to the problems of that era.
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  678.  @gadgetollie  Yes, and unfortunately a lot of people get the exact text wrong. It's not a blanket, "I can do whatever I want", no matter how much his supporters want it to be. It's bad because it punted to congress, but that's another institution that needs cleaning. I see Brian has videos that address this.
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  679.  @testtest8399  To a degree Android suffers from this as well. Plus remember while windows backwards compatibility is legendary in the desktop space it also hamstrung progress as well.
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  680. Wonder if the ISP being something other than telco or cable would improved things?
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  681. I imagine giving birth to that behemoth would be difficult. 🙂
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  682.  @kieronparr3403  Is repeatedly building in a disaster area an "act of god"?
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  683. People would be doing kinky things with them because...humans.
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  684. The human wasp.
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  685. Bad things happening at the state level too. Fascism isn't just a federal thing.
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  686. Found one of the Littles (cartoon TV show).
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  687. Reason? How about the system being an antique? Is anyone left alive that knows how to work on it?
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  688. Bong review. 🙂
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  689. Except for the laws of physics.
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  690. Life has always had a price. Remember when people were discussing death panels.
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  691. Even came with a barf bag.
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  692. Beginnings of a conspiracy theory.
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  693. "Ultimately, I think the ad based model of internet services is going to be phased out over time. " Exchange bitcoins for content. Works because for the consumer bitcoins are easy to generate and easy to part with. Paywalls demonstrate that money is hard to part with even in exchange for quality content. Guilt is the other way to getting an exchange.
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  694. And Jupiter as a failed sun.
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  695. The new working class without all the backtalk.
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  696.  @relicpathfinder2800  Pandemic rather than shoplifting.
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  697. I wonder if individual states could make their own agreement?
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  698. And climate change.
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  699.  @KabelkowyJoe  VoNR.
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  700. Yup. Working free for the boss, heavenly. ;-)
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  701.  @remliqa  Aerogel insulation.
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  702. Home improvement stores are going to make a killing. Mind there are some things that are going to be harder to locally grow.
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  703. We gave corporations person-hood. Did Canada?
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  704. I imagine testing costs are going to rise, and get passed onto the consumer. Essentially one group (counterfeiters) are stealing from another group (innocent consumers).
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  705.  @daniel-s2i8d  Should have used those chess skills to make his casinos a success instead of wrecking a country.
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  706. Cost, and as noted in the video it takes time to get them fit for purpose.
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  707. Speed Queen commercial. Big price difference.
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  708.  @JGComments  Pretty much need the old and new running in parallel till the changeover is complete.
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  709.  @akyhne  Back in the day it would be on cable.
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  710. PhD levels of understanding of a lot of subjects. That's why if semiconductor manufacturing was a movie the credits would go on for a long time. Lots of hands involved.
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  711. I was hoping it was WOPR. Dying for a game of chess.
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  712. Like...food?
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  713.  @pierre-lucnantel8022  Russia has a lot of lumber. Guess who Trumps buddy buddy with.
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  714. Welcome to the idea behind chiplets or "glued-together" as Intel would say.
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  715. Unless there are some real breakthroughs, the size of the US will still mean either ICEs or hybrids.
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  716. @scftlcve : One of the ways to alleviate the worse of the feeling is making certain one's limbs aren't trapped in any way. That includes hands between knees, or placed under head.
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  717.  @EarhirX  Bribes: a hidden and uncontrollable tax.
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  718. Be interesting to see if one of the "experts" was Wolfram Alpha.
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  719. They can't which means there's more to the story. Remember DOGE was already legally contested.
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  720. Well "getting better" means the lower starting pay will rise in Mexico. One of the points the story mentions as a benefit of living in Mexico.
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  721. X-rays, E-beam, etc.
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  722.  @TomCee53  Guess who approved his appointment.
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  723.  @SteveL11  Ask NVIDIA to reimburse you.
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  724. Note the changes Amazon made tying people into their ecosystem.
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  725. Human nature never changes.
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  726.  @virvum_cypher  Right. Making everything a web dependency was a convenience for their developers, not customers.
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  727.  @bebakerus  : Not railroad ties, but some old houses use oak beam joists. Impact with a socket makes a big difference.
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  728. In other words, "it's complicated".
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  729. World's richest man's fortune will soon be denominated in confederate money.
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  730.  @Luming-di9rf  The shot heard around the world.
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  731. One thing they all have in common. A high auditory signature.
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  732. Behind every successful dictator is a lot of "emergencies".
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  733. Be glad there are no underground fires.
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  734.  @Plumber1111  Sounds like the same argument for McDonalds.
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  735. "Smartest" understands history.
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  736.  @FujitheChef  Ah, THAT bunker hill.
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  737. Sheep voted us out.
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  738. The ray of sunshine in all this is people will get the education they missed the first time and learn how to be proactive in getting what they want instead of depending upon others to doing it for them.
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  739. Online shopping, because it's harder to burn and loot a warehouse miles from the bus stop.
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  740. Boost climate change.
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  741.  @AschKris  Market collapse isn't much of a "benefit".
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  742. Florida would be perfect. Keep the Manatees warm.
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  743. Considering Starlink is going to be doing satellite to cell, I wouldn't be too comfortable with "the divide".
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  744.  @James-ln6li  Open-source driver (not binary) should be easier to move to something like BSD, even if it has to be rewritten. Licensing might be the bigger issue (GPL--->BSD).
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  745. Bulk is conflict resolution. Either prevention, or what comes after.
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  746. Conspiracy to defer things. ;-)
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  747.  @donbernie9346  :Weather, distance, and oh boy the target painted on a bicycler's back. Two points if they drive over you.
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  748.  @zacthesecretweapon9931  Giving it its seal of approval.
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  749. Pull a cartoon moment, cut the island loose and tow it to safety.
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  750. Concrete in itself is pretty simple, hence "natural concrete". As an alternative to hauling multi-ton stones around it's influence can't be underestimated. Just think pyramids made of concrete, and less slave labor.
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  751. Packaging is the other big thing. If one can't fit on the chip, then one stacks as much as possible, and imposers as close as possible like a miniature MCM.
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  752. Putin: Buy my gas and oil...or else.
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  753. Why should they, when the American people didn't?
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  754. Basically building a new town. Hopefully better from lessons learned.
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  755. Horology is an interesting field in itself.
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  756.  @jeremiahblake3949  one of the reasons LEO internet can't come soon enough.
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  757.  @wolcek  Suppositories?
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  758. Considering the size of cameras and video equipment back then makes it even more so.
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  759. So was the Chinese balloon. How's the war coming along?
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  760. Clearance or discount places have good deals on vacuums.
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  761. Next up, exciting sewage systems.
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  762. Important, BUT a very small part of the picture. Hardware is the issue and open source doesn't help with that.
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  763. My understanding is the software has to catch up to make BPD viable.
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  764. Wonder if the women agree with you?
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  765. Nixon spinning in his grave.
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  766. I'm waiting for the guy with the Darth Vader mask.
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  767. Even if the trials were a failure they serve one important function. They bring out all the things most would have been unaware of, and in a robust defensible way.
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  768. Maybe people were smaller back then.
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  769.  @blanckieification  Make a list of all the things a person could no longer do because of climate change. That's where part of the fear comes from. People just don't like giving up on things they believe are theirs, from power to rights and beyond. It's human nature.
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  770. Mainly through licensing to companies like Rockwell and Synertek.
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  771. 5. Everyone leaves for elsewhere, none left to be governed.
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  772.  @BranchEducation : Jarvis is really the most important part of Iron Man.
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  773. Landmines being washed up I imagine is something people didn't foresee.
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  774. Like the video said, becoming finance bros and playing stock market games with one's careers. Ultimately life is one big gamble and nor everyone wins.
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  775. @ Aquaponics and hydroponics.
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  776. Deflategate.
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  777.  @romdotdog  DOWN WITH THE MAN! Or at least be anti-intellectualism. But there's a video on YT that points out the system is broken. Not the idea of being educated though.
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  778. Funny thing is how much shipping boxes alone cost.
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  779. Sponsor: the American people.
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  780. It's like a legal version of PBS Connections.
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  781. Bill Clinton and the word "is". People of power playing with words all the time. Heck social media should have demonstrated the common people do it all the time.
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  782.  @sadjaxx  There's a long road straight down to south america.
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  783. Door openings seem to be popular in the news.
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  784. The newer version of the board (ASUS ROG Strix X670E-F Gaming WIFI6E Socket AM5 ) I believe you have is about $410 so it's really not that bad since I paid about $300.00 (Amazon Warehouse) for mine.
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  785. Does your pitchfork have a scope?
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  786. As odd as giving someone, the sack.
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  787. ChatGPT for president.
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  788.  @eveharris30  : I'm sure it is, but that doesn't make it easier.
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  789. There's no "lost revenue". The nature of electricity is what you use is what you're billed for. Plus both sides of this equation are benefiting, home owner and the utilities by not having to build out as much to deal with demand. Instead that burden is shifted to the solar providers whom are compensated.
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  790. Ask Trump which parts of the constitution he did follow, and if, then why not the rest?
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  791.  @rowaystarco  Requires high quality detailed data which all countries don't have. Plus not as familiar to both the public and policymakers as well.
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  792. DB Migrations is where the fun is at.
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  793. Making the burrs radioactive, then measure the amount that comes off. More material, larger signal.
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  794. The vaccine advocacy angle was creative. Making lemonade out of lemons.
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  795. Like all the other tragedies he attended.
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  796. I imagine most bad businesses have boring holes under them. The good ones have the exciting ones.
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  797. Fourth, the power of "my body, my rights" in protecting from this new variant. ;-)
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  798. Not over yet, but like the other it'll be close numbers.
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  799.  @stevk5181  They can have an issue with dented, but so can the regular kind.
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  800. Changing from the dollar would change a great deal and sends a powerful message.
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  801. Optical is going to be interesting.
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  802.  @RustyITNerd  PBS Terra mentioned Stand Insurance taking a more proactive approach.
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  803. Send some wafers up that need some thermal oxidation.
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  804. Use an ozone generator in the cold water line to the washer.
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  805. Be funny if this video came with an inserted vacuum ad.
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  806.  @MarnieGolde7  : Like a tower of cards, removing one card at a time without collapse.
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  807. Analog shrinkage into ICs helped a lot.
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  808.  @SuperWubDub  I suspect that's the idea behind mixnet.
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  809. I heard we were eating the rich. Whatever happened to that?
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  810. Next test: laughing gas brands. 🙂
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  811. Imagine having to fix one of those freezers.
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  812. Said about every browser ever.
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  813.  @cadkls  : There's places you still can't go so lets not pretend it was a win, win for the environment.
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  814. Plus immigrants can stop at Mexico instead of the US.
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  815.  @kazedcat  Plus the additional complexity added to the system.
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  816. There's the stores that buy Amazon and other returns (pallets) and sell them.
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  817. Four years of people making up for what their education didn't teach.
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  818. Different dynamics when it's YOUR country.
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  819. Driving and an eighteen-wheeler tire blows next to you..
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  820. Except in that narrative I wouldn't even blame myself for other people's bad choices. I've been stolen from and it was no fault of mine. I lay the blame squarely where it belongs, and that's where the remedy lies.
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  821.  小熊维尼  : Done by a very "legally" armed citizenry. ;-)
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  822. You know those air pillows used in shipping and packing? Problem solved.
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  823. Giving Ready Player One vibes.
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  824. How would they deal with IEDs?
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  825. LegalEagle is certainly taking Trump apart.
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  826.  @conor7154  I said climate change was man-made. Guess where that went.
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  827. The VA for example.
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  828.  @joermnyc  Next Youtube video.
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  829. Police have to deal with unreasonable people all the time.
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  830.  @Sunluvr1  Fun coupons.
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  831. From article: "He said there are also no high-rise buildings in Erzin, decreasing the risks, though he said that he had heard some buildings in the town were damaged to the point that it was unsafe for people to remain there. ". Minor indeed.
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  832. And the person that donates their heart.
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  833. Heh, I can imagine anthropologists digging up those "coconuts" in the fossil record.
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  834. video of Americans fleeing to Haiti
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  835. Sears.
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  836. Investors and capitalists...like us?
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  837. Maybe. The story didn't cover the what if of a liquidated product being defective. Usually there's some kind of guarantee, but how good is it?
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  838. I think the game Deathloop is inspired by 80's design.
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  839. I bet those trees aren't good for what people usually use them for.
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  840. Still wondering how it was done.
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  841. Plus what one does with the water after usage.
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  842. It already was going up even before Trump was elected.
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  843. Without hands a corrupt mind can do little. Those are the ones we should focus on.
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  844. Careful with that. Some of the solvents isn't good with some plastics and rubber.
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  845. Is that why boats have a female name?
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  846.  @matthewkelleyhotmail : We dealt with that problem by having a big deposit. They get it back if they left the place in good shape, normal wear and tear accounted for.
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  847. Subscription aka maintenance contract. You all are way behind on your trends. Businesses run on a different model than consumers hence why renting is nothing unusual.
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  848. Right to be poor.
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  849. Indeed. We've had enough YT videos showing what happens when someone at a store has a good deal. People swarm the place. It's not a new phenomenon. I remember when beanie babies were a thing.
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  850. Neither does the Russian or Chinese vaccine. Safety and effectiveness is still important regardless of who produces it.
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  851. It really was an Oppenheimer show. It recognized others but mostly that.
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  852. Make educating doctors cheaper. Make it a profession worth dedicating one's life to (and that's pretty much what it is, most of one's life).
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  853. See if it can run...CRYSIS! 😀
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  854. Plane falling from sky in Brazil.
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  855. So has weight. Those can be hurtful. We shouldn't define right as "what would the majority do" but would we like it being done to us.
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  856.  @SimonWoodburyForget  : You're going to have a "waste" with menstruation, and sperm generation in the male.
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  857.  @phoenix042x7  :"Honestly, we need to get solar panels into space where they are unobstructed and transmit the power back to ground stations on Earth via microwave, but that's probably about another 50 years off." It would be great if I was starting a popcorn farm.
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  858. Not wasting your time isn't "bloat". Making the most of a finite resource in which you have better things to do than banging electrons.
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  859. The collective "we" aren't the ones translating university developments into products people can use. From the hard drives and SSDs that store data, to the routers that get thing from A to B, it's corporations doing the work.
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  860. /tumbleweeds blow by as a western theme plays/
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  861. That's why brainwaves would be more accurate, but even there it's a challenge becaue we have a lot of different waves going off at once in different parts of our brain. Ultimately our world is primarily analog, oscillators and all.
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  862. And the thing is if he DIDN'T allow it, people would say "he can't tell ME what to do"!
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  863. And social media for spreading the word that there's a problem.
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  864. They say ICE sales are brisk so apparently costs aren't that big a deal.
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  865. Bad guy's famous phrase; "what about the other guy"?
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  866. There's also the land bridge to South America.
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  867. Oddly timely after reading "Since Yesterday: The 1930's in America" by Frederick Lewis Allen. Amazing how we never learn our lessons, and history keeps repeating.
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  868. How does it handle reflective elements in the scene, like say armor?
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  869.  @Badgerroodragon  There's nothing masterful about lying in all its forms. It requires being able to critically think and know the truth.
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  870. Shouldn't same laws apply?
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  871. Can our system be said to be the worst if we don't have organ harvesting?
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  872.  @TitularHeroine  The universe told you to say that.
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  873.  @johndoe1646  Hardly.
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  874.  @Matthew-nw5tb : "Not gonna happen" is a euphemism for "It's natures turn to fix". I suspect no one will like the solution.
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  875. The slow version is called, rusting.
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  876. Floppy drive with RGB.
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  877. Culturists.
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  878. Project 2025 is the playbook. That's why everything needs to be view through more than just an economic lens.
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  879.  @javajav3004  : LOL
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  880. Those buyout terms would have doomed it.
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  881.  @clayendfield4850  Victimhood is feeling left out.
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  882. Shipping container homes.
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  883. I think that's the real secret, plus sending things into the country can take awhile. The middle-man has a stronger voice and a bigger stake with that system.
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  884.  @westrim  Time travel is real.
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  885. Well that's a big part of being young. and inexperienced in a lot of ways including money management. Expecting them to figure all this out by themselves is part of the problem. That's were family and mentoring comes in. Equipping them for the school of hard knocks, so they'll make it to middle, and eventually old age, saddled with as few consequences of their youthful indiscretions.
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  886. The mosaic of cause and effect was interesting. Seems good records and management would have helped.
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  887. How often have we read in Youtube comments about "hoax" and "conspiracy"? The citizenry needs to take as much responsibility for this mess as do our leaders.
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  888. Remote jobs aka outsourcing. Had a bad rap when it benefited countries like India.
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  889. It gave us a free forum we can vent about how much we hate capitalism. Oh the irony.
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  890.  E Van  Video on YT showing the toxic waste dumping ground off the west coast.
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  891. @Joe Sterling  Everyone is an expert on the way THINGS SHOULD BE rather than the way they currently are.
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  892. It's ultimately a long-standing conflict between those who review and those who provide free software and hardware which goes back to the early days of computing. It's also why some reviewers buy retail out of their own pocket so there's no chance of influence. Downside, no early access and what that means, as well as possible product shortages. e.g. current video card and CPU shortages. If the public is willing to wait for their reviews and possibly help with hardware/software access they could go a long way towards reducing this conflict, but people want everything, yesterday which puts pressure on everyone else to getting things as soon as possible, and forcing them into the hands of providers and their desire for control of the narrative of their products.
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  893.  @benishborogove2692  : Kind of ironic in the one hand some complaining about low pay, while others complain about the high cost of education. Quality costs.
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  894. @Dhyananda Sadhu : Wonderful. Try doing that during the winter months. I love alternative transportation as much as the next, but I'm a realist too, and during winter bicycle was next to impossible. It was basically bus, or walk. Roads cleared (but dangerous) while waiting for sidewalks to be clear (road snow ends plowed up on sidewalks).
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  895. Epitaph on his gravestone should be interesting. "Here lies the man that made Jesus cry."
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  896. Now people know why humans don't live forever, for it would be hell on earth.
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  897. Diseases have never cared for people's desires. There's not a protest made that's going to change it's mind. Besides there has been positive outcomes from the lock-down (aside from the obvious, staying alive).
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  898.  @SoulTouchMusic93  Maybe, but not every lock is something one can download. Especially when talking about million dollar machines.
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  899. Career defining as, "if the glove doesn't fit....".
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  900.  @criticalthinker3262  : I don't think it's just a conservative or a liberal thing. It's a human thing. That's why you'll be seeing this in other countries, not just the US.
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  901.  @Billllyubbda  : Self-inflicted wounds are a form of defeat.
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  902. Swamping would be the case with all this data.
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  903. Not hiding things like virtualization and ECC behind a market differentiation wall like Intel helped as well.
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  904. Balloons were the first clue.
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  905. The buddy system applies to a lot of situations.
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  906. Statistics are a...[*BEEP*]
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  907. The new yorker had an article titled "how to prevent gun massacres? look around the world". Basically intelligent gun control.
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  908. Tyranny is always an easy prediction, because people fundamentally never change.
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  909.  @wayland7150  One would think Craigslist is the place for that.
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  910.  @VictorianGodMan  It's not a "build one's own internet". It's building something on top of it, which is easier. From easy availability of servers to cryptocurrency diverting around the current gatekeepers.
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  911.  @jdmbeats  Missing a Kraken.
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  912. Maybe his doctor will declare him mentally incompetent?
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  913.  Hillary still not President  : How about thinking through what an entire nation striking would mean.
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  914. Manual labor enriches the oligopolies like Amazon, and others.
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  915. Basically, ignore the current system so they can do more damage. The problems the government has had is mostly congress not doing its job. "Control the purse" not very well.
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  916. Support is another be it OEMs, or ODMs. Something breaks; will one be able to get parts? For how long? Affordable?
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  917. The success of German candidates in their election demonstrates that Elon's money is not as effective as he believes. raises questions about its effectiveness in a primary.
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  918. In more ways than one. Parts may be hard to come by, or take a long time to make.
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  919.  @Afool2believe  Very, and really anyone proposing stewardship should understand all these changes.
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  920. Petrochemicals haven't disappeared.
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  921. Maybe one of the symptoms is diarrhea? :-p
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  922. Need more woke to finish them off.
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  923.  @alexandruraresdatcu  Russians generally do well in basic research. It's going past that point were the problems start.
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  924.  @vivianburrus8085  :Despite the audience for the Oscars being self-selective in having an interest in TV and films, a lot may not even have heard of GI Jane, and what it's about, but have heard about her condition. So at best the joke fell flat for some, and tacky at worse for others.
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  925. The central idea even though no one's saying it is a new America WITHOUT Washington DC. What also isn't being said is who will be the new center of power? Plus, will federal resources obey the breakaway states? Civil war is more likely because it's simpler and better understood.
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  926. Richard Nixon: "I am a crook!"
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  927. I would hope the Japanese would never let their cities get that bad.
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  928.  @ConceptsOfficial  Well except heaven. Last one who tried a coup got kicked out.
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  929. NIMBY. Plus lithium fears.
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  930. Stunt ship.
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  931. Our chemical science means we don't have to go with plain wood.
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  932. Self-assembling circuits.
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  933.  @Meton2526  Four years of personal suffering.
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  934. "Musk calls for impeachment of judge who blocked DOGE access at Treasury".
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  935.  @trajohnson2640  Twenty years civilization could end.
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  936.  @cultmecca  Words cheap, guns expensive.
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  937.  @Big_Tex  The sinkable post.
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  938.  @joezombie4  Modern broadband can have phone jacks (ATA) on the modem, or router.
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  939. Liquid assets.
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  940. EV and autonomous cars, VR headsets, etc.
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  941. Have Hollywood come in and rent a couple blocks making dystopian/disaster movies. The savings on the special-effects budget, plus the realism will be uncanny.
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  942.  @YounesLayachi  : Cellphones by their nature are varying degrees of a closed platform. From closed firmware to undocumented hardware.
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  943. True, although the US is a BIG bubble. Not many countries can claim that diversity.
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  944. Consumer can buy a bag of them pretty cheap.
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  945. Politicians need to adopt this, "it's Washington DC, bro"
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  946. Fine. Do away with cheap food.
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  947. No werewolves working at TSMC.
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  948.  @diesenutss  Taxpayer: The bill is what!?
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  949. That could be said of pretty much every form of government. Eternal vigilance has always been a requirement.
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  950. Endless liposuction.
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  951. We use propane. The only cold affects the regulator, hence insulation around it.
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  952. Still need to know how to act. Technology isn't going to change that. You may work on virtual sets, using motion control suits, with facial capture headsets, so feedback may be different (how well am I doing), but one will still need to know how to act. There's also doing voice work which fits the whole social distancing better.
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  953. Hasn't that been his entire series even before covid-19 was an issue?
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  954.  @DeeLite220  Over 333 million in the US. I'm sure they can find somebody.
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  955.  @thomasmaughan4798  Blipverts (few will get the reference).
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  956.  @ntabile  My back appreciated the change.
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  957. Wait for the consequences to manifest, much like tobacco, coal, lead, and asbestos.
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  958.  @paulevans7742  The US and Canada has oil. Plus oil is needed for petrochemicals, not just for burning.
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  959.  @FOWST  : Someone got their last AT&T bill.
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  960.  @ipp_tutor  Equipment longevity is also a problem.
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  961.  @Alexis-ov5ou  : Divine beings have as much presence as looks.
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  962. DOdGE as in getting away with stuff.
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  963.  @amd1273  : A lot are from the way the supplier packages them. I've had basically a big box of canned goods all loose with air packs. Usually dented, rarely so bad they leak. Occasionally the packing tape craps out right in the back of the shipping van. The really breakable stuff goes via USPS.
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  964. By not being Windows 11. ;-)
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  965. I'm sure his funny bone is still intact.
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  966.  @jeffostroff  : I think they're saying as a test. Sometimes the failure isn't always as obvious as a burned contact (smell might have hinted at that as well). Some of the newer is a sealed switch activated by a magnet.
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  967.  @krasmann  I use an older Bosch (GLM 100 C). The pairing with a cellphone app is really handy, plus the remote triggering for one-person measuring. The tilt meter adds additional functionality combined with the R60 measuring rail, turning it into a digital level. There are some laser tapes that have a built in viewfinder for locating the target.
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  968. Handy during a power failure.
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  969. Funnier if you had said, New Mexico.
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  970.  @dbohann66  Wouldn't even be an issue if congress had gotten their super-majority and declared him an insurrectionist back when it happened. They didn't and that left the states to try and clean up the mess.
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  971. "3. Eat more vegan diet. Less land would be needed to grow livestock. " Countered by more land for plants.
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  972. Part of Data-oriented programming.
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  973.  @jarzez  Tradeoff naturally since there's no such thing as a free lunch.
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  974. Cables built into case.
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  975. Well except outsourcing and globalization hasn't caused the downfall of civilization...yet.
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  976. 1:25 it looks like the "landlocked" land has access from the south and west sides of the map.
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  977. There's a SSD mounting plate on the RV02. Really in 2020 and more people are moving to M.2 on the MB and in that situation the cooling fans being right next to it is a big bonus.
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  978. Lab on a slab.
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  979. Just wait till he learns to drive.
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  980.  @duncansmith7562  Price gouging is a good example of "free market competition". That's one of the reasons for regulation of a natural monopoly.
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  981. Someone might make a movie of it. Call it Robocop.
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  982.  @8180634  : Great serendipity when his plans match a global pandemic no one foresaw.
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  983. ARM vs x86.
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  984. Some markets just aren't as forgiving of mistakes. Especially capital-intensive ones.
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  985.  @BranchEducation : Agreed. People don't realize patenting is only a very small part of a product.
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  986. Might be hard to do if born and has family there.
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  987. Deformable lenses.
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  988.  @krypton1260  Different cultures. Makes a big difference on how people behave.
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  989. Because most web designer clients are from the "I do it because I can, not because I shouldn't" school. Limitations have a way of enforcing discipline as well as encouraging creativity.
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  990.  @amerikalast  Ah yes Usenet and all the flamewars and spam.
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  991.  @bosshog8844  Or AOL if one wants go far back enough. Heck lets remissness our geocity days when the world was better.
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  992.  @notsosilentmajority1  There's a channel that shows near impossible architecture like that. Ambition and ego manifested in buildings.
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  993. AI winter.
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  994.  @debitopia  Nations live and die by the sword. Guess who has the sword.
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  995. "using up" in the same way water evaporation from a pond is used up. Hint: it comes back down as rain.
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  996.  @designatedarkhorse  When was the last time the US citizenry participated in any kind of revolution? Owning guns is only a SMALL part of it.
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  997. Looks like "developers, developers, developers" apply to smartphone success as well. ...and lots of chairs. MS success is really in catering to business which have different dynamics and deeper pockets.
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  998. The lowering costs is the main one.
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  999. Put lip reader on the resume.
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  1000.  @howtoappearincompletely9739  Way they interpret it, yes it is. I'd state that corporate person-hood will cause as much damage.
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  1001. Toshiba by any other name.
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  1002. The ultimate engineering. 😀
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  1003. They still need to work out issues. Great value, their house brand stays out of stock a lot. They also don't ship a lot of items, but reserve for pickup only. Items also switch a lot from we can ship to pickup only increasing customer frustration. Plus most liquids are pickup only. Amazon doesn't suffer any of these problems.
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  1004. Guess what happens when people actually view the video?
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  1005. Composition has changed over the years.
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  1006. Hostage to the bank.
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  1007.  @joshuacollins9316  Forced change meets "you can't tell me what to do"" mentality. Sparks ensue.
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  1008. Looking at histories lessons is important, but they need to be written in the context of the present. The oligopolies in their 2025 playbook are looking towards technology and psychological knowledge that didn't exist back in those times. Plus, climate change and its effects weren't as prominent as back then. So, they will pass isn't the same as they will get better.
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  1009.  @SeraphsWitness  In another video.
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  1010. By definition paying attention means everything would have been well. Guess what people haven't been doing for several decades (yes, this mess goes back that far).
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  1011. Can't wait for them to start break-dancing.
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  1012. Imagine what it would be if everyone lived as long as Methuselah.
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  1013. Data books the size of phone books just for that part.
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  1014. Kind of like what Amazon did with their stores.
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  1015.  @kadeweber665  : Considering what coffins cost that just might be cheaper, although the wake and funeral might be interesting.
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  1016. Backside Power Delivery (BS-PDN) by Applied Materials.
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  1017. The head of AMD does pretty well.
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  1018. Mechatronics is an interesting field.
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  1019.  @BranchEducation  Had an argument over at Hackaday and it could be both an acronym and a Latin derived word.
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  1020. I imagine people will start accepting Bitcoin. Cut out the middle-man with the convenience of digital transactions.
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  1021. Gillette bought the company.
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  1022. Narrow enough to shoot across. Remember a lot of work that use to go to china are now going to countries near and on the south china sea. That's another reason china wants to dominate so much. If they can't be the world's factory, no one else will either.
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  1023. Tricked into buying a new phone by silent ads.
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  1024. Well considering an argument I had earlier were I was told research says masks don't work and "MSM garbage" I'm afraid there's just going to be some very hard lessons coming up.
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  1025. If we watch some more ads, maybe that'll pay for the inclusion of sound?
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  1026.  @TimothyCHenderson  Walt as a benevolent leader.
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  1027.  @stephenw2992  Processing was also interesting. Plus this video didn't even mention S-VHS.
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  1028. DPU is load shifting not in itself virtualization.
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  1029. Banks still haven't adopted 2FA so I wouldn't bet on them being the forerunner of anything else.
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  1030.  @jeanchapman1301  : Plus a monopoly in itself isn't illegal. e.g. Apple.
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  1031. Fentanyl-Marijuana is now a thing.
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  1032. Basically, country that's not giving us what we want is "unsafe". The morphing of the English language rather than being honest about one's intentions. Should have said, unfavorable.
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  1033.  @Novastar.SaberCombat  Haven't you noticed how thin and weak today's criminals are? Barely able to lift a bolt cutter.
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  1034. Four years of Trump will do that.
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  1035. Problem is all the games that DON'T work under Linux. Those people are left out in the cold by Valves decision. At best those people will have to dual-boot different windows versions.
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  1036.  @FuImaDragon  Vice based taxation. One wants to do drugs. Tax that. One wants to gamble. Tax that. Brothels. Tax that. But actual taxation on needs is complained and fought.
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  1037. Fear was an important part as well.
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  1038. Someone still had to make the LLM that it distills off of. There's no "out of thin air". Plus, as made plain in the video there's still a need for the bigger LLMs.
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  1039. I imagine his law education wasn't cheap, and that's kind of necessary to wading through the mess that's our government.
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  1040.  @TheAzure256  Well the latter in a lot of countries, plus navigating it's complexities.
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  1041. Of course because "investors" isn't a static pool. New people come in, while others leave.
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  1042. It would be nice if video games had fights this cool.
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  1043.  @DarkFrozenDepths  Something often forgotten. Manufacturing is only part. The other is resources and those aren't always so conveniently in the tariffing country (hence Trump trying to leverage Ukraine). And even if, it doesn't go from zero to hero overnight. It takes a good while to get everything going. In the meantime, everyone is suffering from that and everything else wrecking ball Musk can think of. Not to mention our rep on the world stage is going into the toilet. So really all this nonsense is a variant on "wont someone think of..." and just as empty, because they're not doing it for any that believes them.
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  1044. The size and form factor conveys that impression. When they're the size and form of a pair of sunglasses then you'll see usage increase.
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  1045. Mine was a corded Vacmaster. Never tried as a snow blower, but leaf it did great. Great for other indoor tasks. Shame correct motor brushes can be hard to find.
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  1046.  @boots7859  Co-processor would be the way to think about that era.
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  1047. Well not internet, but they do need networking like LoRA and other such to connect remote systems together.
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  1048.  @useridcn  The minimum wage has gone up so someone cares about cheap labor.
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  1049. Maybe he'll loan us some money. 😀
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  1050. But the cameras are never really gone. Mass production has ensured even the poor have a camera. 2021 demonstrated that well.
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  1051. Also missing from the story is FSAs and HSAs (Flexible Spending and Health Savings Accounts respectively).
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  1052.  @squidiz496  Institutionalized brutality would be the idea being put across.
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  1053. Not enough spankings in their childhood.
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  1054. Size and cheapness of hardware will mean it will not be an either/or but multiple pieces doing more dedicated jobs leaving the generalities for the main PC.
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  1055. shrug Nationalism is universal. Every country does it. It's when it blinds us to our faults that it becomes a problem.
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  1056. There are adapters that allow for regular grounds. Not hard to fill up.
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  1057. Speedy justice is the operative word. Last time allowed Trump to stall till election.
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  1058. I remember when one could buy an actual phone (landline style) that had Skype built in.
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  1059.  @gregoryraymond5612  :The hard way.
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  1060. Apparently money doesn't buy happiness.
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  1061.  @iamjustkiwi  In the court of divine justice none of this would have gotten this far.
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  1062. Hydro and aquaponics as well.
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  1063. "Bloated" till one needs their services, then they're necessary, unless one is trying to break everything then anything past zero is "bloated".
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  1064.  @donmurray2551  Americas understanding of their entire system of government is woefully bad.
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  1065. Unless reviewing a recycling company.
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  1066.  @WristShotJB8  It's the ONLY place a lot is realizable, and even then it'll be a lot of work.
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  1067. Underground bunker, not just for the occasional fire, but all the other bad weather that swings by.
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  1068. Drug subs would be an obvious candidate.
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  1069. Target is also an option. Curious thing is some items one will not ship. e.g. some drinks. Also strangest thing about Walmart is they're consistently out of their own house brand.
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  1070. The LLM may have a deeper understanding of the abstractions below it. The better to getting the most out of them.
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  1071. turns on autopilot and jumps out of plane with a parachute
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  1072. Nation of RVs.
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  1073. How much of the US cost is liability? Story didn't cover that.
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  1074. /two years later/ Pan to scene of the former USA looking like something out of Black Mirror.
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  1075. Except that was 1945-1959 while the transistor was 1947 (independently discovered by German scientists in 1948) by Americans. Important because that effectively kicked off the modern electronics industry. OP would be great if this channel was doing a story on aerospace or rocketry and not photolithography.
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  1076. And here we though he was getting ready to say, Sparrow, I'm your father.
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  1077. Even a single expansion slot would have helped allowing for a co-processor even though they're different architectures.
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  1078.  @patricec.2957  Japanese workers.
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  1079.  @jeremiblurton_yt  Unreal Blueprints.
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  1080. Optical and FPGA could be interesting.
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  1081. It's also analog which is where the "it's a computer" paradigm breaks down.
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  1082. Shoe bomber, not that this particular device would have helped, but bad things on a plane is still a real threat.
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  1083. Intern that did the research wasn't though.
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  1084. straps on armored vest grabs machine gun jumps into armored SUV You all can come out now. America's safe.
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  1085.  @justingignac4715  The distinction that keeps people from making the needed sacrifices to either fix or at least prepare for.
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  1086. the daily, podcast "should the government pay for your bad climate decisions" shows that it's more than governmental. It's citizens too.
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  1087.  @cv990a4  Arc demonstrates that wouldn't have worked.
    2
  1088. EV as battery backup.
    2
  1089. Posted on a corporate platform. No irony here.
    2
  1090. Like living inside a museum.
    2
  1091.  @PositiveChi100  : Almost a month on a ventilator doesn't sound like fun, AND he still sounds like he's not doing too well.
    2
  1092. I'm surprised any kind of lawyer would let that pass.
    2
  1093. And then there's the keyboard. Unfortunately compressed doesn't work too well.
    2
  1094. People may miss the prices, but they don't miss the salary either.
    2
  1095. Become Slashdot 2.0.
    2
  1096. What about the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS)? They are as much enabler of this situation as the Republicans were. Additionally, the technocrats would not have been as successful without the American system they are attempting to dismantle.
    2
  1097. /quickly flips to a TROJAN commercial/
    2
  1098.  @brunoterlingen2203  : Only if one understands it's limits. It's instructive, not a prophesy.
    2
  1099.  @booooooooooooooooooooooo  : True, but that's being worked on too.
    2
  1100. Technically it's spring. Not that the weather pays attention to the calendar.
    2
  1101.  @mayagarcia-hector2732  They're stopping us from watching this video. ;-)
    2
  1102. Modern military's have a data glut and what to do with it. That's where data analysis comes in, and some of it real-time.
    2
  1103.  @stevencoardvenice  : Well if one ignores the cost of launching mass into space.
    2
  1104. True, but it still could have been easily avoided.
    2
  1105. Going to have quite the story when that baby grows up.
    2
  1106. Well carbon dating saying it was around with the dinosaurs.
    2
  1107. Making semiconductors the printing industry way.
    2
  1108. Autonomous vehicles couldn't function otherwise.
    2
  1109. Dinosaurs. :-D
    2
  1110. Jobs are the central part of this. Keeping an economy going is. It could be any other item and it would still be the same problem.
    2
  1111. Or microchips.
    2
  1112. Boy in the bubble.
    2
  1113. Enshrined in video games. Also in cities that predate the car, people only streets aren't unusual.
    2
  1114. Quick, look up fluidics.
    2
  1115. Or climate change has consequences. One doesn't need a pissed off anything when humanity is perfectly capable of making their own misery.
    2
  1116.  @TruthDefined4life  So George is out? Hey it worked for Ukraine.
    2
  1117. Expensive housing.
    2
  1118. And the Republicans have been disruptive all of 2023 about issues (government shut downs, etc, etc) like this. They now get their way and...here comes Trump. Sole reason for being a knob is...that's my platform for winning the election.
    2
  1119. How much "maintenance" do CPU/GPU/etc really need? It's not like modern paste is going bad.
    2
  1120. Mechatronics is an interesting field.
    2
  1121. I noticed charger proliferation, unless one stick to one brand.
    2
  1122. Bang/buck-TVs.
    2
  1123. Maybe another department, like fire or emergency?
    2
  1124.  @ProjectFarm  it would be so nice if some invented a better mousetrap ala spool design.
    2
  1125. Use scag around here. Take care, pretty durable, easy to work on.
    2
  1126. Management made major cuts in the microphone budget.
    2
  1127. Pay lots of money, get one made in Malaysia. ;-)
    2
  1128.  @LilacMonarch  Ten commandments-one page. Man's law-see all those books behind the lawyer? Yeah that.
    2
  1129. Good thing there's no call to DEFUND THEM!
    2
  1130. An incentive for junk dealers to have a radiation monitor on site.
    2
  1131. Hardware is a whole nother level of abstraction.
    2
  1132. Cooler underneath panels.
    2
  1133. Be glad it wasn't documenting the porn industry.
    2
  1134. @Liddy23 Perhaps this will bring us together as a nation. Adversity can unite a country, just ask Canada. Local production will become common as people revive old skills. Washington DC will become that distant spot on the map, with little influence due to the exclusion of uncontrollable, dishonest, thieving businesses from our lives.
    2
  1135. Reminds of the old days when businesses were on the ground level, and the housing was above it.
    2
  1136. Still need raw materials to build. The type of transport only changes to a small degree what's affected (pig iron-steel, remember).
    2
  1137. Right. Lots cheaper and easier to reverse.
    2
  1138.  @mikewithers299  Ours still holding up, but lots of work getting it looking right.
    2
  1139. Cross-licensing really helped.
    2
  1140. Well, that is what's most important from Taiwan.
    2
  1141.  @cmnk.556seren  Meaningful only to those that believe in it.
    2
  1142. Tech Transfer and brain drain.
    2
  1143. Air blade, but for one's person.
    2
  1144. The bigger the nail, the bigger the hammer.
    2
  1145.  @candycabngfl  Would have been better to stick with one configuration and build around that. Right now this is more a "some assembly required" case.
    2
  1146. Need E-ink or OLED displays for readability.
    2
  1147. Farms and farmers are a powerful force when they want to be. After all we ALL have to eat, rich and poor, leaders and the common man.
    2
  1148.  @visible2anyoneonyoutube  British version.
    2
  1149.  @RyTrapp0  Gaming hardware only since they're the ones fixated on looks.
    2
  1150.  @uhtred7860  Business schools can use that as an example of how not to be a leader.
    2
  1151. Books have been written about this. If I had a $1 for every time I heard "shareholder value" I would be very rich. Right now it's propagated by those that gain the most from it's believers.
    2
  1152.  @trevorvossberg43  Combine with AI and we may have a medical tricorder.
    2
  1153.  @JoonHong  It's a common refrain when discussing any empty building, especially malls. Ask an architect and they'll point out a building is designed to a purpose and not always easily to another. Plus much like food we have enough, it's just not where the need is.
    2
  1154. Only applies to the government. NYTs is not the government, nor is Google.
    2
  1155.  @StolenJoker84  The whole idea works best with custom cables where end connectors and cable length can be controlled.
    2
  1156.  @icebergrose8955  Well, we'll see how far "not obeying unlawful orders" can be pushed. Because words alone aren't going to do it.
    2
  1157.  @keirfarnum6811 That is why every action he takes should be shown as a loss. People understand savings accounts, just on a larger scale. Elon is depleting the public's savings account.
    2
  1158. Apparently like bones too (on ground).
    2
  1159. @ Haven't you heard. Education is expensive. 😛
    2
  1160. Ah if ONLY we had "minded our own business" December 1941. The world would have been a much different place.
    2
  1161.  @imcallingjapan2178  : Sure he wasn't talking about the Oracle?
    2
  1162. Insects as pets.
    2
  1163. Controls were interesting since you had a top and bottom to control independently.
    2
  1164. I use VB to make customized images, then export that to a remote server for daily use.
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  1165.  @GhastlCloud775  : True, which is why organized religion even more so than individuals need to start cleaning house because stuff like this hurts everyone, and gives ammunition to those that oppose it. There's going to be a lot of trials and tribulations coming up, and everyone needs to prepare.
    2
  1166. Like collecting social security and working.
    2
  1167. Rub for good luck. Apparently didn't work.
    2
  1168.  @dollluv  Separation of church and state means he never would have been there in the first place.
    2
  1169. Asianometry channel does a good job explaining that.
    2
  1170. Expand into CRISPR engineering. Plenty of people that need fixing.
    2
  1171. So China would have to invade multiple countries to make their semiconductor industry a success.
    2
  1172. Temp housing-requisition a cruise ship.
    2
  1173.  @christophersavignon4191  I got one due to safety. Those edges are dangerous.
    2
  1174. Maybe they ARE Frisbees?
    2
  1175. Sounds like the common man should be a shareholder then so they can collect some of what's coming out of their pocket.
    2
  1176.  @Unanything81  Like the legal system and public defenders.
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  1177. Hmmm, yes, well..the American people are better role models. Just look at how well we all get along.
    2
  1178.  @BUDDYCB4  Thankfully Vader isn't real.
    2
  1179. Indeed, but also ask yourselves, how many are applying for the job? With the image problem it has, and the flack it gets, who would want to be a politician?
    2
  1180. Right, it's kind of a silly example, but also a most on point about how easily we label things extremely when controls are put on our behavior.
    2
  1181. The one you loan to that one individual that's always borrowing your tools.
    2
  1182. Like one of the sets in PC Building simulator.
    2
  1183. @同泽同裳 As are the indigenous people of Taiwan for the Chinese. The ones forgotten in this war of, MINE! MINE!
    1
  1184.  @NorseGraphic  Datacenters have much better protections than any home.
    1
  1185. But this is Europe. The cradle of paradise. Stuff like that only happens in the west.
    1
  1186. Robosquid.
    1
  1187. Got mine the same way.
    1
  1188. They all still collect a salary even during a shutdown. That would be a token "we're with you" if they did since most are millionaires to begin with.
    1
  1189.  @hendy643  without memory protection a crap shoot. MP/M was multitasking as well.
    1
  1190. The fart fumes were getting unbearable.
    1
  1191. Did passengers have cell phones?
    1
  1192. In the frequency domain and analog to boot.
    1
  1193. Get them together and one can have the biggest disco party.
    1
  1194. Question underlying all this is, do gamers really desire big expensive games in the first place? If there was little demand then games would be cheaper to make, and hence less pressure to use alternative means of funding.
    1
  1195. It would seem like a strange thing when one considers how impacts, and drill bits work.
    1
  1196.  @corinnesanders5296  People will do what they usually did and cross the border for cheaper pharmaceuticals.
    1
  1197. Shipping containers is also very interesting.
    1
  1198. Wonder what'll happen to a Christian Book store? Rioters might salt the earth.
    1
  1199. Interesting how the inability to patent and hence facilitate a transition from academia to commercial made all the difference. Something some in the states complains about because all academic work should belong to the public.
    1
  1200.  @genxfree  I hear the cartels are hiring.
    1
  1201. Healthcare deals in a lot of inelastic goods and services.
    1
  1202. TPM.
    1
  1203. Rockwell with quick-change has been going strong. I'd recommend an oscillating tool in anyone's tool kit, not just cutting, but scrapping, and grinding as well. Even sanding.
    1
  1204. The law and Segways have one thing in common. They both require balance to work.
    1
  1205. Googled how to run for office, got to love it. There should be more running. Far as listening that's an issue across all lines and professions. People really should talk less and listen more.
    1
  1206.  @vractivracti7525  Encrypting all the drives takes care of the power issue.
    1
  1207. Same compass the Titanic used.
    1
  1208. GPL is a license.
    1
  1209. Apple's Knowledge Navigator could have been an early J.A.R.V.I.S.
    1
  1210. That actually might be a loophole. Do all the repairs in a country that doesn't have this BS and send it back.
    1
  1211. The NoVirginsForYou missile.
    1
  1212.  @User_92020  News would come with NSFW tags if that was the case.
    1
  1213. Third-world despots can give a recommendation.
    1
  1214. Do public spaces have privacy?
    1
  1215. Endless fat.
    1
  1216. Remember Trump is known for doing a Dieselgate in throwing people under the VW Bus. He would throw anyone including Musk if he thought he could get away with it.
    1
  1217. Government has had their leaks as well. How quickly people forget.
    1
  1218. "Closing" to malls is what sleeping is to us. A time to relax and rejuvenate.
    1
  1219.  @GlobalDiscoveryDocumentary  People have it backwards. The money flows from the citizens of the states TO the federal government. All those threats of withholding federal money are the citizens being attacked by their own money.
    1
  1220. Right now? This is been a long thing running. ( https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2021/08/the-afghanistan-debacle-this-land-sneak-peek/ ).
    1
  1221. Server boards need quality and the Threadripper Pro market needs more than four boards.
    1
  1222. Kind of reminds me of the demo scene back in the commodore and like era.
    1
  1223.  @mcdingus5081  Maybe. Hopefully their guns are good enough to deal with body armor. Otherwise it's just one more "hero" to add to the count.
    1
  1224. We do. We courteously die, and they haul off the parts.
    1
  1225. The fact we have a story about store brands shows there's little loyalty among customers. The customers bottom line is what matters.
    1
  1226. Indeed. Right through the firewall. Amazing.
    1
  1227.  @vrsalcedo7245  Young persons work. Plus, I imagine there are other jobs that pay better with less toll on the body.
    1
  1228. Kind of hard to stick a credit card in their g-string.
    1
  1229. Zune. MS use to dropping.
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  1230. By being like legaleagle and other channels in understanding how the systems work. A lot of his stuff is boundaries testing, seeing what we'll let him get away with.
    1
  1231. I don't think they make the same cleaner I use to use on manual TV tuners. This is of course before the whole Freon thing.
    1
  1232.  @Rabkinged  I get that the disease doesn't give a damn about any rights. Is there any message more important than that fact?
    1
  1233. Maybe nForce would have been better than it was.
    1
  1234. Our world is surrounded in cameras. See if someone's Ring doorbell caught it.
    1
  1235.  @RCP-1136  : Including my hair. :-D
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  1236. Depends upon what happens to those dollars. Money is at it's most effective when it's in motion, not in a mattress. If those overseas dollars turn around and buy more US goods then it's a win.
    1
  1237. There's one word our parents used we didn't like and that was, "NO!" People don't like it when their scientists use the word "NO!" They don't like it when their religion says "NO!" Nor when our authority figures say "NO!". "NO!" is the opposite of freedom. "Maybe" means we have a good chance at "Yes!" with some persuasion.
    1
  1238. Are we sure we want to use history as justification for what we know will be wrong acts? Because history has much wrong and everyone wants their respective "eye for an eye". The floodgates will open to "I do because of ...history". Japan and China? ...history.
    1
  1239.  @CCOMAT  Both had Covid as well.
    1
  1240. I'm waiting for a video on the other part of the picture, packaging because that's been rather hit and miss across various companies, and even items. What's the point of getting it fast if it gets there broken?
    1
  1241. Canceled, like the show.
    1
  1242.  @theboringchannel2027  Being smart doesn't guarantee a better person. e.g. current administration.
    1
  1243. Quantum computing. head explodes
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  1244. Giant pain, but good on exercising the skills, and the paycheck too.
    1
  1245. CFM for air tool use.
    1
  1246.  @tubecated_development  Weather version of Baghdad Bob. As our 2020 pandemic demonstrated people will die fighting against the truth.
    1
  1247. Been gaslighting for decades. Weaponizing victimhood.
    1
  1248. Maybe why launches are done the way they are.
    1
  1249. Maybe WinFS with the relational model applied to file systems.
    1
  1250.  @drescherjm  : Before or after expansion?
    1
  1251. One test we'll never see on YouTube.
    1
  1252. If it's all about burying one's failures then there's a NeXT graveyard out there.
    1
  1253. They haven't stopped.
    1
  1254. Or change the cows diet instead of using an over-complicated solution.
    1
  1255. Considering the foundation I can see why. https://youtu.be/CFsn1CUyXWs
    1
  1256.  @penguinswithdynamite  Lithium Sulfur is the new darling.
    1
  1257. Be funny if Biden had pardoned all those FBI agents.
    1
  1258.  @nevermore3928  Learn Hydroponics.
    1
  1259.  @fenrirgg  Nature evolves steel eating termites. Civilization falls.
    1
  1260. No more crossing the border for cheap pharmaceuticals.
    1
  1261.  @M33f3r  DRM on the EUV machines.
    1
  1262. Just imagine if he had used Pov-Ray.
    1
  1263.  @calibaby8090  She's a woman. How can that be?
    1
  1264. Free markets are an illusions. Try running a restaurant and tell me how free you are.
    1
  1265. Hopefully safer.
    1
  1266. More than just looks, but ease of working with, as well as freer air movement.
    1
  1267.  @ibumholekow  Atheist write funny commentary.
    1
  1268. Worked well at Roswell.
    1
  1269.  @M167A1  In all these shootings the guilty gun should go to prison.
    1
  1270. Rosewell REGD-TN439L0
    1
  1271.  @ctgottapee9020  Plus the plants that Make Nuclear Great Again haven't been built in any meaningful scale that allows boasting how wonderful nuclear is.
    1
  1272. Mafia:"That's some nice gas infrastructure you have there, shame if anything should happen to it".
    1
  1273. That's nice. Now ask yourself how many people don't have that situation, and do they outnumber the people who do? See where the problem lies?
    1
  1274.  @avelinevarlineau7123  : Look at Stanislav Petrov. That's why there are people in the loop.
    1
  1275. People doing the accounting voted a criminal into office.
    1
  1276.  @Lucia-us5sj  The article "Baby formula shortage: What Colorado families need to know to keep their babies safe" explains what the government is doing.
    1
  1277.  @anjelica948  This man is a gold mine for comedians everywhere. It'll never disappear.
    1
  1278. GBM (Government Buildings Matter).
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  1279. I think people are putting FAR too much faith in jury nullification. In the end he'll go to jail and all your lives will be about the same, free man or not.
    1
  1280. Better start targeting Biden then ( https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/9/22569869/biden-executive-order-right-to-repair-isps-net-neutrality ). More visible than Louis.
    1
  1281. Cost, and thermals. Plus makes it harder to repair.
    1
  1282.  @o1mtbiker  : Well not a contractor, but I understand the poor economy of cheapening out on one's tools. Costs more, but still going strong.
    1
  1283.  @ladysunshine9029  Independent launchers not having animations.
    1
  1284.  @achienglilian6395  : Technically there's a finger of land that connects the two countries.
    1
  1285.  @gamer42go21  : I imagine what happened to India investment will stick in people's minds.
    1
  1286. I'm reminded of MGS's Fulton system. Good way to recruit someone.
    1
  1287. Seems a GPU would help.
    1
  1288. Someone suggested reverse path forwarding (unicast I assume) near the point where it's happening.
    1
  1289. Isn't piracy a form of "shoplifting"? A lot of the same thinking swirls around the two. Even the complaints from those caught in the middle about being treated like a "criminal". I'm sure the physical customers feel the same.
    1
  1290. Which is funny because they're not trailers (no wheels for starters).
    1
  1291. When they fit on a popsicle stick.
    1
  1292. Those who upgraded from windows 7 to 10 might need an account.
    1
  1293. Personal computers as works of art.
    1
  1294. As a citizen there are more options.
    1
  1295. Valve is all about games; currently selling, and occasionally making. Everything they've been doing ties into that goal. So not really a surprise. It's more surprising they're succeeding at it.
    1
  1296. Sketchup might help.
    1
  1297. By humans? No.
    1
  1298.  @stephaniel.3522  : YT is social media. Everyone gets what they paid for.
    1
  1299. Cost to bury. Cost to dig up and fix. Plus the current climate trend of flooding doesn't help.
    1
  1300. Organized religion safe?
    1
  1301. Piratebay business model.
    1
  1302. Least we're not invading any countries for their oil.
    1
  1303. ​ @carmp3fan  PTP easier with a serial port.
    1
  1304. It would require a degree of cleanliness and care for that most cities don't see.
    1
  1305. Must have borrowed that from what Andrew Jackson allegedly said. Man can't even be original if he's going to be a bond villain.
    1
  1306. Maybe he will cover MUMPS.
    1
  1307.  @howardosborne8647  one of the reasons to moving the blade around so cutting isn't concentrated on one little spot.
    1
  1308. About as overpriced as a Hololens. People just are mad that they can't get good things at cheap prices especially early in it's cycle.
    1
  1309. Eraser as a button might be better since with digital one does a lot of that.
    1
  1310. Bronco buster.
    1
  1311. Needs a food sponsor.
    1
  1312.  @blackanne  Epstein files.
    1
  1313. "Has a quick, easy solution for a long-term, complicated issue ever actually worked?" Piracy as a solution to media rent-seeking behavior.
    1
  1314.  @MyUsualComment  This channel has already covered that.
    1
  1315. Maybe the shrouds keep the RF down in all these mostly glass cases.
    1
  1316. Asylum seekers from the orange man.
    1
  1317. Remember when questioned for a favorite biblical quote, him saying "it's very personal..." A lot of things planted by others before has come home to roost. The idea that a public official can't show a glimmer of faith in public for one.
    1
  1318. Wonder if it'll hit big media in the wallet?
    1
  1319. Giant white rabbit carrying a giant watch, and complaining about being late?
    1
  1320. Well since one has never been built, it's kind of hard to say one wouldn't want to live in one.
    1
  1321. The Reddit VFIO forum covers that.
    1
  1322. Needs more zeros on the price tag.
    1
  1323. Only congress can declare a war.
    1
  1324.  @Kamikaze00ish  Like a lot of things the devil is always in the details. Not in the headlines. That's why people watch this channel because legal eagle has the chops to cut through the BS the powers that be shower everyone with.
    1
  1325. Look at how we drive prosthetic limbs.
    1
  1326. A real life Bebe's Kids.
    1
  1327. Be nice if there was one that turned off when running dry.
    1
  1328. Wouldn't a longer bit have a bigger torque zone?
    1
  1329. Even China would be hurt. One of the reasons for an invasion is to get that capacity and knowledge.
    1
  1330.  @enadegheeghaghe6369  China has this problem where the renewables are in one part of the country, while the people and industry are in another.
    1
  1331.  @demanager0412  Well green screen if he wanted to show the shelves of the library of congress behind them because that's how many it takes to explain the law.
    1
  1332. Maybe. A vaccine will need to be found and soon. As for work, it'll need to change. From more automation, to working in a different manner. e.g. telecommuting. Even our products will need to be made differently, to minimize the introduction of diseases (meat-packing mentioned in the video), as well as less number of vulnerable workers in general (fewer getting sick).
    1
  1333. Newsom picture circulating. Who knew a president could lean so far without falling over.
    1
  1334.  @SoManyRandomRamblings  Agriculture runoff.
    1
  1335.  @SoManyRandomRamblings  Yet another.
    1
  1336. Look at some of the YT videos about Japanese cities. Small indeed.
    1
  1337. Pet shampoo killed mine, and it was a lingering death.
    1
  1338.  @LeathurRokk  "John Paul Pet oatmeal shampoo" contains "Methylchloroisothiazolinone".
    1
  1339. Wonder if the "crew" would get the cops called on them?
    1
  1340. Still would have been a lot of work.
    1
  1341. That's why depictions of the future have everyone smiling.
    1
  1342. Demonstrating one doesn't understand what a separation of church and state really is.
    1
  1343. Too much of a tornado magnet. 😀
    1
  1344.  @Mario-s1c2o  Even thieves will realize you can only rob the poor so far after the oligopolies have taken their cut. Soon they'll join the line of have nothing's.
    1
  1345.  @vintagelady1  Run by what? Atheists are going to put a stop to that.
    1
  1346. And why is body armor so easy to get? Does our "well-regulated militia" need it?
    1
  1347.  @iknowyouwanttofly  Swapping one problem for another. Maybe with totally autonomous cars and rental one can dispense with the garage.
    1
  1348.  @aravindkm2012  What were they going to do? Invade India? Cronies have no jurisdiction. Did I mention India has nukes.
    1
  1349. Every fence is "arbitrary" even the ones around our property.
    1
  1350. For when "remote work" comes home.
    1
  1351. @Ashley Supertramp : Demonization ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demonizing_the_enemy ) however will.
    1
  1352. Kind of makes one want to see the video of a non-premium being made.
    1
  1353.  @lambertlum1087  : Upset the phone cops ( https://youtu.be/cTPzTG1Lx60 )
    1
  1354. Problem is it's a slow process and also freedom to move around is greater during that time. In other words people don't always stay where they're born. Their choice, or their parents.
    1
  1355.  @sawyerleemoore  Other anchor, a funeral home.
    1
  1356.  @jonesramsey3757  Last time he threw a lot of people under the bus.
    1
  1357. Good thing citizens can't be greedy.
    1
  1358.  @Schwing27  The problem is cards got bigger. That applies to NVIDIA and AMD. I've seen connectors come out of the ends. As well as the edge facing the side panel. Either way, eventually hitting something.
    1
  1359.  @myjourneysoul  Didn't get us, and that's kind of the point of this channel. Another talking point in those town hall meetings.
    1
  1360.  @christinelbassett  There's a religious movement that wants to watch the secular world burn and set up their own, shades of the Iranian system.
    1
  1361.  @elmersglue6259  FPS is the police that secures federal buildings.
    1
  1362. Would the Palestinians trust Israel with something like that? For it to be an "elephant in the room" the answer would have to be yes.
    1
  1363. Watching a Kukla, Fran, and Ollie puppet show while exercising.
    1
  1364. Game engine would have been perfect...and cheaper.
    1
  1365. CPU on the backside. Plus BTF may get rigidity from all that flashy metal in the front. Maybe better GPU support for less droop.
    1
  1366. Maybe, but as Ukraine demonstrated one doesn't need high-tech to win a war.
    1
  1367. That would involve a LOT of razor wire.
    1
  1368.  @ellenorbjornsdottir1166  COD is still a thing.
    1
  1369.  @ChrisSmith-tc4df  A steady source of income if nothing else. Plus chiplets and FPGAs in the consumer CPU/GPU space could be interesting.
    1
  1370.  @raylopez99  Currently, but AMD could have big plans for their Xilinx purchase. A chiplet FPGA could do wonders for the adoption of FPGA.
    1
  1371.  @joaodecarvalho7012  : With rent control the neighborhood should improve. :-D
    1
  1372. Big enough for a faux window.
    1
  1373. Time crystal powered mirrors.
    1
  1374.  @1985toyotacamry  : Outsourcing medical services.
    1
  1375. Moral of the story. Practice birth control. Fewer people means global systems are less strained, or broken.
    1
  1376. I want to see if the foreign press notices.
    1
  1377.  @maynnemillares  : And "internet" is just a fancy word for using routers, switches, and connections one doesn't really own.
    1
  1378. Course not. It'll take the consequences of all the erased rules coming back to haunt everyone. No clean water to drink. No safe place to go. Disaster after disaster, where's a billionaire to go?
    1
  1379.  @RS-do6tv  Customer service is no fun either.
    1
  1380. And then there's the people that buy the stolen goods. No problem thrives without someone to sell to. e.g. drugs, etc.
    1
  1381. If the Joker is scared of the IRS, no telling what they'll do to Trump.
    1
  1382. Reminds me of an episode of Archie Bunker.
    1
  1383. Vehicle with an inverter.
    1
  1384. @ Once your answer is stripped of the foresight it implies it leaves us with the original question unanswered.
    1
  1385. @ I see foresight in action, and no answer given.
    1
  1386. The hum-for when the planet doesn't know the words to the song.
    1
  1387. beep beep beep Is that a truck loaded with money backing up to the loading dock?
    1
  1388. A game simulating doing ones taxes.
    1
  1389.  @MrCh0o  : Bring back the bag phones!
    1
  1390. You mean Access.
    1
  1391. And then there was the Hitman situation.
    1
  1392. Look through the games you're most interested in playing and look at their maximum requirements. You may find an AM4 will last you for a good while till you're ready to upgrade. GPUs is where most of your money is going to go over the years.
    1
  1393. Has it ever been any other way?
    1
  1394. Revolving (labor) door between government and business.
    1
  1395. This channel already has a video on the brain drain.
    1
  1396.  @meesalikeu88  : How would one even get it there?
    1
  1397. And no one sees the irony in saying that? History rhymes indeed.
    1
  1398. "...its just how those same retailers try to turn thieves into customers. it simply doesn't work." Piracy.
    1
  1399. For the price one might go with a whole house vacuum.
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  1400. Vacmaster 12 gallon with blower capability. Under a $100. Experience was first was a dud, returned. Second has been going strong.
    1
  1401.  @eccomi21  : Nuclear works when humanity is on it's best behavior. No cutting corners. No built by the lowest bidder. No dumping out behind the woodshed because it costs too much to do right. Nuclear isn't as forgiving of our fallibilities as other power sources.
    1
  1402.  @cadkls  : I have human behavior and history. You?
    1
  1403.  @cadkls  : "You people" and an insult too boot. Yup, I'd say you certainly lived up to my understanding of history and human behavior.
    1
  1404. Opening up a wider software ecosystem with alternative operating systems.
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  1405. Wrong kind of tourists. 🙂
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  1406.  @markschade6951  Look to the far right. That was between an unaffected column and the roadbed that ran up to it.
    1
  1407. Only works for those who believe in it.
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  1408.  @BladeValant546  There's already a fertility connection with microplastics. Complaining about a problem (too many) that's already trending down.
    1
  1409.  @teamofone1219  Tax breaks don't provide customers. Also, as income dwindles and hence less to tax or break from, it all just postpones their business closure.
    1
  1410. Solar and Starlink.
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  1411. Worry about Musk in the OPM and Treasury while you're at it.
    1
  1412. The integration of multimedia was the big thing of that time with video capture and TV tuners.
    1
  1413. I'm thinking USB wouldn't be the mess it is if it was power and optical. Instead of pushing tiny wires beyond their limits.
    1
  1414. Also an attempt to take away the dollar as a form of economic leverage. e.g. sanctions against countries. Not that any alternative wouldn't do the same.
    1
  1415. His previous video covered that. Cheaper and easier to reuse existing water.
    1
  1416. Gaming industry.
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  1417. And one is about the current and future pandemics and the effect they'll have on urban/city design.
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  1418. Maybe, but when groceries are a big portion of one's expenses, loyalty towards anyone takes a back seat.
    1
  1419. I'm afraid other countries are no prettier. Politics in general seems to bring out the worse in everybody.
    1
  1420. Green and independent candidates on ballot.
    1
  1421. Concrete and earthquakes.
    1
  1422. Hopefully the soundtrack is as good as the original.
    1
  1423. Microsoft virtualization has come a long way. Windows 10 even uses it for security behind the scenes.
    1
  1424. McCarthy throwing them under the bus didn't help his position.
    1
  1425. My boss (at the time) was paid the big bucks to telling the customers, NO! Didn't envy him, since people can be...well you know.
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  1426. shrug Guess what Luigi supporters want more of. Certainly not brotherly love.
    1
  1427. VR/AR is a hard problem and what one sees as well as the pace from everyone reflects that. And that's not even getting into the economics of the whole thing.
    1
  1428. Developers with a lot of money.
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  1429. I'm sure that bomb really hurt the building's feelings.
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  1430. Slippery slopes always have "if" at their bottom. We could have kept this from happening by setting up a socialist system from the beginning. Why didn't we, and why did we wait so long?
    1
  1431. Who will be doing the holding, and dispensing the punishment? Not the UN.
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  1432. Backed by a countries GNP. Wealth of a nation is created through the actions of it's citizens, not by the amount of fiat money it can print.
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  1433. Very good, and a follow-up on how much hardware one will need since virtualization is division of resources. How much hardware will one need for a given task?
    1
  1434. Had to be really aware just to move around. Notice all the vehicles, and people just moving everywhere. One mistake and it could be a bad accident.
    1
  1435.  @EnriqueVazquez-z4m  Be funny if it was under "birthright citizenship".
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  1436. People with lots of money, home.
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  1437. Aircraft carrier.
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  1438. X-rays having grown up to become CAT machines.
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  1439.  @NoidoDev  Sacrifice actually. As in climate change would have meant people would have had to alter their behavior. The status quo would no longer suffice. They don't want to change. They don't want to give up the way they're doing things. Denial is just an ineffective way of dealing with the problem.
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  1440. Hopefully no more shutdowns of government spending otherwise it's rock (no income) and hard place (unmet wants and needs). So well see if Musk control gives us the same fate as Twitter.
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  1441. Make sure you know their source. Some come from city water.
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  1442. Important thing is it forces everyone else to step up their game so "there yet" gets here sooner.
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  1443.  @pulaski1  Property deeds are a matter of public record so it's easy to check.
    1
  1444. Like Apple.
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  1445. A lot on earth are going to be going there. No vigilante justice needed.
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  1446. I agree. The important thing for a business is communications. Keeping the customer in the loop.
    1
  1447. There's still the feature phone market.
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  1448.  @fidgetthedalmation7433  Cable can have it through the modem (eMTA). Fiber has it through the router.
    1
  1449. There's a reason "starving artists" have been a persistent meme over the decades. The perception of "value" has always been lower.
    1
  1450. Plans, plans, and more plans. The rest is lots of imagination.
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  1451. We could always go back to quake level of graphics and save a ton of money. Think gamers will go for it?
    1
  1452.  @pj23nl  Not unique to Americans. That's why there's corruption worldwide. Not absolving anyone of anything, just pointing out "us vs them" and tribalism aren't effective ways of fixing the world.
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  1453.  @HurricaneDDragon  Bernard Madoff was "mega rich". Guess what happened to him.
    1
  1454. The "I watch the news" watchlist.
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  1455. Or just climate change.
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  1456.  @Czeckie  Plus farming is a dangerous profession in general.
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  1457.  @grandmaida7819  Gaza was another.
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  1458.  @whitenite007  Drywall being a very soft material it's to insure it's not damaged. That's another reason a special bit is used so it's flush with the surface ready for taping and mudding.
    1
  1459. Belgium company.
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  1460. Kind of whack-a-mole there. Store brand going out of stock a lot and switching from "we can ship" (like the previous order) to "for some reason we no longer can ship, please come into store".
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  1461. Durability, subtlety doesn't seem to weather the travesties of time as well.
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  1462.  @DryBones111  Hopefully no security holes.
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  1463. Right to be alive. Think about it for a moment. Do you really want that to be "made up"? Some really ugly things historically have happened when it was.
    1
  1464. In a way we've already been here with previous pandemics and Mary Mallon. It's the usual personal rights vs societies rights tug of war.
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  1465. The paint industry must be booming.
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  1466.  @elcajondavid1 : Since that's not one of the realities on the table, the answer is never. The real answer is that people will have to rethink how we work. What we can, and can't do, and what we can, how we do it. Same old, same old, in the face of globalization and ever more pandemics just isn't going to work.
    1
  1467. A dating machine for particle man.
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  1468.  @Knirin  BT's near ubiquitous nature would be better. There are a lot of phones, and no PCs with NFC.
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  1469. Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of politicians. /s
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  1470.  @BranchEducation  For Youtubers on a budget Humble Bundle has the Filmmakers bundle for a maximum of $30 the next nine days.
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  1471. The dishes are always clean.
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  1472. Hawaii.
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  1473.  @SherwinVollmer  Especially statewide. Remember SCOTUS didn't affect the states, hence his attacks on them by withholding money. Remember a strong government is statewise not just federal.
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  1474.  @GeopolInvest  Automation in this field would be interesting.
    1
  1475. Tell them China's the land of opportunity. Watch the flood begin.
    1
  1476.  @blipblop92  ...or become future leaders.
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  1477.  @lonyo5377  The significance of chip-lets.
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  1478. I remember where there were channel tuning pots under a panel.
    1
  1479. Recent Ohio train accident.
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  1480. ChatGPT: "clean up audio in YT video".
    1
  1481. Main reason is ATX and EATX cases are so big, and heavy. Kind of like the transition from CRT to flat-panel. One could set up an apartment in some cases.
    1
  1482. Isn't the motto: The "tax me" state? :-D
    1
  1483.  Bobby Allen  : Nice to know I didn't waste a good joke on you.
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  1484.  @orangefield3171  : Something often forgotten. Best way of thinking is stackable homes.
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  1485. Only things that really change a case are standards, and aesthetics. e.g. beige or stand cases.
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  1486. Is the abortion rate falling as well?
    1
  1487. Not really. Binary blob it might be, I found the NVIDIA installation easier, with better results, worked the first time. ATI/AMD not so much. Even with open source the drivers would be behind.
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  1488.  @dman357  Ford...Pinto.
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  1489. " He is offering steep discounts to clear his stock of jewelry and hopes to continue operating his business online once he closes his shop for good at the end of June." When was the last time one saw the windows or doors broken on an Amazon warehouse?
    1
  1490. Better to get it all out in view as soon as possible.
    1
  1491. Booming home improvement industry.
    1
  1492. Random USB connect/disconnect events. Upgraded to BIOS that addresses it, and disabled C-states.
    1
  1493. Go to a Covid-19 thread. It would top this section easily.
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  1494.  @todd-617  Check for brain worms.
    1
  1495. First use was when plants developed thorns.
    1
  1496. Youtube comment get record number of votes.
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  1497. It's the people surrounding the man that worries everyone.
    1
  1498. With the proliferation of cheap technology one can. People will not only resist harder Russian aggression, they will use it as justification to join NATO.
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  1499. Well the modern state known as Afghanistan has been around for roughly 300+ years so just how much time is needed for the country to find peace?
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  1500. Video games unintentionally hint at what our AR future would look like. Also AR would be an implant, and much more ubiquitous for it.
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  1501.  @ervie60  This channel did a video on this.
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  1502.  @vzxvzvcxasd7109  Prefab in the US is still out there although it's not always called prefab. Gives some of the same advantages too.
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  1503.  @butterfish-g9f  Win win for everyone! Everyone and everything is bad. Shut it down! No more exploitation. Shut it down! No more shoplifting. Shut it down! Thieves have to drive a longer distance. Shut that down too. Customers have to drive a longer distance to be exploited. Shut...it...down! Who says life has to be positive?
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  1504. Bananas.
    1
  1505. Yes, now here's the task for you. Find all this "high in production value" without some kind of aid.
    1
  1506. Even RFID.
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  1507.  @brucecoleman7412  I noticed the profile the screw grabs contributed as well. e.g. oval.
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  1508. Out of the Incredible Universe building?
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  1509.  @Qmcr9Vjm62  Unfortunately Ransomware as a business shows us what a different kind of failure can bring, also measured in dollars and cents.
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  1510.  @ccoder4953  Sounds like job security.
    1
  1511. Science stumbling into religion.
    1
  1512. More importantly for many of them, how it's not even their neighborhood. Imagine someone coming in your neighborhood, trashing the place, and leaving you with the mess to deal with.
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  1513. "Almost nowhere to be found". looks at back panel of x570 motherboard
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  1514. So, what does he think about state power in this whole thing?
    1
  1515. Ask ChatGPT about that and Elon Musk. Interesting answer.
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  1516. So what does that say about wet-markets in other countries? This video didn't really cover if the idea of a wet-market is bad, or China's specific implementation?
    1
  1517. Deer-RAM is the best. Made with all natural ingredients. Seriously the most important thing is does it help or hurt communications to say something one way or another.
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  1518. Does it need an "honest investigation" when most already can put the pieces together?
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  1519.  @South_0f_Heaven_  Same here. Gave me many years till DRM and it's needed instructions (SSE if memory serves) forced an upgrade.
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  1520. Hence developments like this ( https://newatlas.com/automotive/mahle-magnet-free-electric-traction-motor/ )
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  1521.  @paulchenpi7893  Never know when one is called upon to self-host the YouTube alternative.
    1
  1522. It's just a patent at this point and has a bunch of issues to resolve before then. The current repo man works well enough.
    1
  1523.  @Glidescube  : Even if "made in America" logistics would still be an important part of the process.
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  1524.  @jnfunvufb  : Considering how much infrastructure needs fixing there should be plenty of jobs for everyone. That'll keep everyone busy for the next decade.
    1
  1525. Big crime has big leaks because the more people involved the greater the chances of leaks.
    1
  1526. Is a hammer handle really going to be dealing with that kind of force in daily use?
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  1527. "Taiwan will have a hard time if china fired all their missiles in the land, on the sea, and on the air at once." I think guys call this, blowing your load. Messy, and not very satisfactory.
    1
  1528. "Nooo! Don't take away the up/down voting arrows!" Said by no one ever.
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  1529.  @UwU-235  : One of the reasons I suggested building walls around it, and flooding it enough to raise it for a proper turning, then draining. It's a ship, use that to one's advantage.
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  1530.  @neilpatrickhairless  Two of them were Russians. A married couple.
    1
  1531. Multiplayer every, single player game.
    1
  1532. Vacmaster VBV 1210 5 HP does decent for the size since it's also a blower.
    1
  1533. Good excuse for alex, or siri interfacing.
    1
  1534.  @cashmerethepup  Same thing would happen if Taiwan was incorporated, only more forcefully as befits an invading military.
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  1535. Problem one manufacturer complained about was there were a lot of counterfeit ELM327s out there.
    1
  1536.  @economicprisoner  No emissions requirements. Standards are whatever much like chargers.
    1
  1537. Be interesting to see how many American bridges are ready for tank battles?
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  1538. In a twisted way it demonstrates why one should minimize connections with the federal government. It gives them too much power. Power to abuse and manipulate.
    1
  1539. Looks like a tight fit in most cases.
    1
  1540. Tornado alley seems to have moved over the years.
    1
  1541. I'm behind CGNAT.
    1
  1542.  @robertawalsh2995  One might argue law is simpler than medicine. Anyway eventually someone will create AI around the current body of law.
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  1543. So much for the economy being in bad shape. People got money to burn and no bills to pay.
    1
  1544. A path one normally wouldn't think of. A combination of natural and man-made origin.
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  1545. With modern weapons borders don't mean as much as they use to. That's one of the reasons China's hypersonic missile development concerns people.
    1
  1546.  @louises9911  sigh First there's been the idea of submarines for decades. No need to "deport" anything. We're doing the same and the Russians know it. Second the idea of hypersonic is both reaching farther and faster so one doesn't need a "Cuba" aka neighbor to damage an enemy. That's the problem with using a viewpoint sixty years out of date. The world changes and assumptions change.
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  1547.  @SGast  Sardine living. Somewhere there's a study on rats and overcrowding. Not pretty.
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  1548.  @truthsocialmedia  Had a board that was Tseng and PowerVR which in itself went on to mobile success. Also Matrox was big back in the 2D space for multi-monitor setups like on the trading floor.
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  1549. Watch catalogs can be beautiful.
    1
  1550. 5:24 "It's weight is an indicator of quality". The original AT&T would agree with you.
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  1551. Droughts: availability of water. Pollution: availability of clean water.
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  1552. For those playing at home take note nowhere in that sentence is the phrase "Putin takes responsibility for even raising the threat" even heard.
    1
  1553. Unless it was a Star Wars convention. ;-)
    1
  1554. Wonder what climate change will bring to this growing country?
    1
  1555. Three wires (Power, ground, and optical).
    1
  1556. Someone already came up with a heat-sink and CPU on the backside of the motherboard.
    1
  1557.  @BranchEducation  Ever use a desktop scanner to get PCB details?
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  1558.  @TylerGrove-c3j  That's why people need to keep a close eye on Vance.
    1
  1559. Box here is a Polycom Obi202.
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  1560. Even if, that's not suppose to give us warm feelings. The goal remember is to decrease those numbers, by NOT engaging in risky behaviors. Worse, testing is an after the fact type of thing where the damage is already done. The patient has already been shot, and now we're operating. But everything before hasn't been altered, and the neighborhoods are still dangerous.
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  1561.  @hackerbrinelam5381  I suspect microplastics are playing a role which is why the decline is global and crossing all the old boundaries.
    1
  1562. The right to dispose of people.
    1
  1563. Rapid Warranty Failure.
    1
  1564. Right up there with everyone's New Years promises.
    1
  1565. Good reason to run everything off a UPS, and the good ones (like APC) come with insurance.
    1
  1566. Corruption demonstrating that trickle down economics works. /s
    1
  1567. Cosmic-ray based GPS (MuWNS) will be interesting once fully developed. "First navigation with wireless muometric navigation system (MuWNS) in indoor and underground environments".
    1
  1568. I'm wondering if those who've done open source have it easier because the results are so readily visible?
    1
  1569. I suspect the answer to the question involves high-pressure tools.
    1
  1570. Supposedly their client is based upon open source.
    1
  1571. Sounds like a Madagascar movie.
    1
  1572. US still has one of the biggest prison populations.
    1
  1573. Well there's technology for seeing through walls. But it's not something one's going to be picking up at a home improvement store.
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  1574. Small business, big business the supply chain will still have an impact, just more distributed in the case of small businesses.
    1
  1575. I imagine twenty years is no comparison to the span of man's history.
    1
  1576.  @lowkeehkis2454  Paper wealth. Demonstration? Entire financial systems collapse, and his "riches" are ashes. The real rich will be running Bartertown.
    1
  1577. They grow up so fast.
    1
  1578. Steel mattress.
    1
  1579. This post cost me [redacted].
    1
  1580. Indeed. Founding fathers should have enshrined that. End a lot of this nonsense.
    1
  1581. Utopia where I can pee on the trees in public.
    1
  1582. Utopia where I can pee on the trees in public.
    1
  1583. Mirrors Edge as a Dystopia.
    1
  1584.  @tackytrooper  "For some it is possible, however, it is very rare for an entire local network of people to exist who are all dedicated enough to security to uniformly adopt these measures to the extent necessary." It's called open-source. Group effort for the common good.
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  1585.  @JanLee-vj3hh  The one behind it is more than enough.
    1
  1586. Putin says hi.
    1
  1587. Add some music and one can play conductor.
    1
  1588. Like the trimmer cord brand test one needs to do with chains for these.
    1
  1589. Homes not having sprinklers although one would think public housing would.
    1
  1590. Laying big concrete slabs on top would help.
    1
  1591. OBDLink. Bluetooth and WiFi.
    1
  1592.  @Matthew-nw5tb : Lets put it this way then. What do you think the outcome of "not gonna happen" is going to be? Something good? Something bad?
    1
  1593. Throw the cheapest thing at the enemy.
    1
  1594.  @SingingOwl1  And who's allowing it in is most instructive.
    1
  1595.  @lauramartinez1828  Subject to the whims of the capricious public. Imagine if the public approves slavery, and a life-time judge counter.
    1
  1596. Like a drug. Need the AA version for Reddit.
    1
  1597. We'll see once Trump pulls out of NATO.
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  1598. Massless particles in general should obey "c".
    1
  1599. GNP would be a better measurement since citizens are both consumers and producers. A nation is only as prosperous as it's people.
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  1600. The borders (Mexico, Canadian) are nearly impossible to secure. Same can't be said for Europe , which involves boat, or plane.
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  1601. Til it comes to Apple users.
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  1602.  @masterfactchecker5541  Blame on lead, brain worms, forever chemicals, and microplastics.
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  1603. I wonder if other businesses are fighting for right to repair? Does the electronics industry fight for the right to repair their equipment? How about automotive? Their equipment is as expensive?
    1
  1604. Paint/drywall mud stirrer.
    1
  1605. We haven't forgotten. Just looked at the prices and said, nope.
    1
  1606. I imagine weather alert radios are still around.
    1
  1607. The people buying the stolen goods aren't paying the $500 increase. The people who do, are wondering "how can I save $500" on my future purchases?
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  1608.  @huskiefan06  : And yet many "buy instead of rent" people have forgotten the subprime mortgage crisis of 2007 where the house was worth less than what the owners were paying on it.
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  1609.  @elaineelo5811  Reason why I watch little TV.
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  1610. Haven't you heard. We're no longer having babies for...reasons.
    1
  1611. Vegas with bigger stakes.
    1
  1612. Sounds like a bigger version of what Kiva does for the third-world.
    1
  1613. Would help the Australian defamation (crikey) case as well.
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  1614.  @sasca854  : Sounds like something people should have been educated in school on, instead of in the streets.
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  1615. Can any allow one to set the amount of torque? Be a good replacement for a torque wrench. Be nice if they had a 1/2 and 3/8 head so one could use the smaller and bigger sockets. With that said does these require special sockets like impact drivers require special bits?
    1
  1616. It'll hurt his friends, just in a lessor way.
    1
  1617. No crisis of faith by the Republicans there.
    1
  1618. Guess what, if one's using a cable modem that's a device one doesn't have full control of either. People say one can't stop progress, well here are it's fruits.
    1
  1619. What should be asked is how volatile equity funds would be to a global recession. Plus, in a way both SS and SWF both depend upon how well the entities being taxed are currently doing. If the oil industry wasn't doing well then that would mean SWFs would get less.
    1
  1620. Some are both types combined.
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  1621.  @andrewreillymusic2773  Lack of initiative. 🙂
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  1622.  @arnox4554  In fairness they should respect their customers. Their customers don't want ideology driven decisions. They just want to play their purchases.
    1
  1623. And then having to clean up the resulting mess. People eventually get tired of it.
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  1624. All things take time. What were people doing in the mean time to prevent this?
    1
  1625. Better to see what it was recording.
    1
  1626. Heh, like Bitcoin can replace financial systems.
    1
  1627. Lead acid batteries have a high recycle rate.
    1
  1628. People adapt, like moving far enough underground to protect from the environment.
    1
  1629. When personalities collide.
    1
  1630. Well Paolo Soleri did try, but...oh, well.
    1
  1631.  @ZZ-bb3wk  : How about all the jobs Americans will not do? Like working on the farm so Americans will have cheap food?
    1
  1632. Balloons as barriers because they can do one thing very well, loiter a long time.
    1
  1633.  @carolynwillis5139  History repeats with another attempt at a Black Wall Street like they had in Tulsa Oklahoma in the early 20th century.
    1
  1634. Hmmm, yes. But I suspect people have forgotten the "used car dealer" experience of working on commissions, and having to walk them down to something more within budget.
    1
  1635.  @StephenKershaw1  : Can a B&M be "dying" if it has an online shopping presence?
    1
  1636. Just think of the fits it'll cause historians.
    1
  1637.  @jax46  Pffft! The Mexicans would eat the Russians alive. Don't mess with the Mexicans.
    1
  1638. Solar panels.
    1
  1639.  @GodOfChaos_HeXa  anything that's manufactured by definition "isn't clean".
    1
  1640. Mine came out of my credit card so there's nothing "phantom" about it.
    1
  1641. Controls one of the biggest customers, the federal government.
    1
  1642.  @LeObsidianCraft  Boston Dynamics showing the way.
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  1643.  @man350z  Company had a WiFi version as well.
    1
  1644. Sucks to be a statistic.
    1
  1645. Nuclear powered aircraft.
    1
  1646. So that's how nature became a mother.
    1
  1647. The ones that heat the fluid help.
    1
  1648.  @cogoid  sounds a little like a diffraction grating.
    1
  1649. Door hinge pins and I found a drawer pull as well.
    1
  1650.  @matthewv4170  Just wait till they hear where Piratebay is located.
    1
  1651.  @joebutta7539  Maybe they don't want us to see something?
    1
  1652.  @ihavetubes  : Lol, now that's funny.
    1
  1653. Victimhood is a disease.
    1
  1654. Maybe hearing pollution. Changing the ambient to the hearable.
    1
  1655.  @FOWST  : Never mind explosive aren't under "gun control". Yes they're regulated for reasons like this, but the average citizen isn't going to have them.
    1
  1656. Still have to be careful this whole thing doesn't end up bad cop, worse cop.
    1
  1657. That's fine, but as the story pointed out the result would be things costing more. It's like when people complain about taxes, but don't realize the benefits they gain.
    1
  1658. Covid-19 doesn't care. It really doesn't. Lying to others and oneself isn't going to change it's behavior. You can see the jab as some kind of rebellion, but it's rebelling against the wrong thing. Fake cards also take away the rights of others to only associate with the vaccinated (sounds like social pariah doesn't it but that's what it's coming down to).
    1
  1659. No, plus some can adjust the degree of stroke (back and forth).
    1
  1660. Great Britain could have a field day if people really want to run with the "land I use to dominate". The building of artificial islands as a way to extend one's domain is another wrinkle.
    1
  1661. Isolationism didn't work in the WW2 era. Why should it work now?
    1
  1662.  @dwaynemclaren7160  : Shareholders are anyone who has stock. Guess who that is? US! Shocking I know. Somehow people think "shareholders" is another breed of humans, instead of John and Jane Doe who have their retirement in pensions, mutual funds, etc. Or play day trader on the side from the comfort of home.
    1
  1663. Bootstrapping from the first transistor forward.
    1
  1664. Seems like it, but how else would an ancient person describe a being that could see everything, and know everything, but as a wheel.
    1
  1665. We don't know and it's pure speculation at this point. Considering the collapsed side is a mirror of the uncollapsed side a failure in the two outer columns would lead to the pancaking.
    1
  1666. What "problem" is school shootings solving?
    1
  1667. F.E.A.R. 2: Reborn did the "drop pod" idea well.
    1
  1668. Correctional officers armed like swat?
    1
  1669. shrug I don't see anyone giving the money back.
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  1670.  @sunnienciso9582  Has anyone's "rainy days" savings plan included a global pandemic? The advice is OK, but the circumstances are unprecedented. It's like saying everyone should have been a prepper since global apocalypse's are a regular occurrence.
    1
  1671.  @gulfcitynd  Businesses have been adapting. A lot of food businesses have gone drive-through, or take-out. Even if the business originally wasn't designed for it. So yes people can still work, they just have to do some things differently.
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  1672.  @bartmeeus9033  Worldwide power costs may become a tipping point for some.
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  1673. Eh, The Heritage foundation announced theirs, years ago.
    1
  1674. Thousand new RENTAL property owned by corporations. Yeah, as if I haven't noticed the anti-rental sentiment in the comments.
    1
  1675. I think it's called judgement day, and I think everyone knows what happens after.
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  1676. @ Working pretty well, isn't it?
    1
  1677. The more consumer computers resemble mainframes.
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  1678. One pretty much has to change the "entire system" going from generation to generation (AM4 to AM5) or manufacturer to manufacturer. e.g. Intel to AMD. ATX only makes the transition easier.
    1
  1679. Beds looked kind of small.
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  1680.  @toby7832  : fourth one to change a light bulb.
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  1681.  @ActualJusticeWarrior  Technology is making it vastly easier. Even clothing.
    1
  1682. Moisture getting into gauge.
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  1683. ​ @joaonipo certainly not an armed American.
    1
  1684. Said by everyone with a waterbed.
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  1685. Or the movie A.I.
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  1686.  @Lobsterwithinternet  There's more freedom to move amongst states than there is across nations.
    1
  1687. Like say the Guy Fawkes mask.
    1
  1688. Age and density. Just look at when the road is torn up in New York. All those utilities big and small stacked up on each other. Never mind large parts being on an island. No wonder it's hard to fix.
    1
  1689. Republicans as well. Remember all their "shut down the government till we get our way" behavior last year.
    1
  1690. Apparently, people have forgotten about the "shut down the government" republicans before Trump was even in the office. Who created that monster?
    1
  1691. Well MSI lost their BIOS signing keys, so they have their own problems.
    1
  1692. "Scared away to..." their online store.
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  1693.  @KristenGuyDesign  Bad time to be in charge of anything healthcare...including insurance.
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  1694.  @melluzi  Better than nothing.
    1
  1695.  @RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus  Sumo wrestlers. 🙂
    1
  1696. Like ST Genesis device.
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  1697. "Cold enough"? Pre or post climate change?
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  1698.  @gryph01  I think people forget none of this happened overnight. There's at least a decade or more of work behind it. A little here, a little there, and soon one's bald.
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  1699. Branch Education explains...the nerve cell. 😃
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  1700. Oh absolutely watched. There's also the topic of sound (often neglected) as it adds to a realistic environment. And VR hasn't even been touched on the realism scale.
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  1701. Walmart is the same way.
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  1702. Any "new" site be it a replacement for eBay, or YouTube invariably has to deal with the same problems the established boys did. From counterfeits to copyright complaints, etc, etc. That's why "freedom" has to be limited from the start to prevent future problems.
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  1703. Electricity would be easier to deal with. It's why you no longer see houses with radiators.
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  1704. Tuskegee Syphilis study show we as a species can "die" in other ways.
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  1705. Disease is the one enemy that has conquered nations.
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  1706.  @fayenotfaye  Moore's law and GPUs.
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  1707. Do "rational and reasonable" people want the job? Seems like a thankless, ulcer-causing thing.
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  1708.  @wtice4632  Fanaticism aren't the exclusive domain of religion.
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  1709.  @quisqueyanguy120  A desirability not an inevitability.
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  1710. Rammed earth goes back a long ways.
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  1711.  @danjal87nl  Pretty much. Listening for the past several months between two governor candidates has been a big example of that to the point of irritation. Even the local debates hasn't told that much about them being good for the job.
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  1712. Apparently no one has learned from Pearl Harbor.
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  1713.  @ProjectExteria  : Sounds like a detriment to survival. Plus reaction time is important to survival so the loop needs to be tight and fast enough to survive (from sense to reaction).
    1
  1714. Speaking of something else we piecemeal...;-)
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  1715. That requires checking before the packaging step. Doesn't help the e-waste problem.
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  1716. NO MORE DRONES! Oh, wait...
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  1717. Vimeo is still going strong.
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  1718.  @xenuburger7924  Stamping (pressing) goes back to the making of coinage which this process really is.
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  1719. Kind of like blocking cryptography.
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  1720.  @carariela : Animals are tougher than you think. Especially wild ones.
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  1721.  @troypatterson6013  Neither will he. Dementia is a harsh mistress.
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  1722.  @maggiethedruid9010  : And more importantly in this whole "someone specific didn't raise a fuss", the important thing is that someone DID raise a fuss and now people are aware of it. Question the American people should ask is, what should WE do about it? Not our leaders or other authority figures. WE, the people!
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  1723. Imagine they had to get fusion working first before proceeding to better semiconductors.
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  1724.  @javipaniagua2942  Cargo scanning.
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  1725. Search "sour crude oil refinery" and you'll find quite a few outside the United States.
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  1726.  @erikheijden9828  Gives some vertigo.
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  1727.  @cyruslupercal9493  Bond market falls, he and the US falls.
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  1728. Might explain why video games depict them.
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  1729. Subnautica never seemed to have this problem.
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  1730. Small portions. Tradition continued to this day.
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  1731. When computers understand and execute humor then we'll have arrived.
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  1732. They'll grow up and start protesting at Microsoft or Google. Problems is the latter doesn't have to put up with it. Their arrest records will also carry on for years.
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  1733. Listen to the video. 4:50 That's why you all came here, right?
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  1734.  @rapidfire-0680  Ronald Reagan made it through.
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  1735. With the increase in cost of education did the QUALITY of said education increase?
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  1736.  @PK-tt5kk  Quantum physics for our quantum computers.
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  1737.  @asdfhun  Node splits and all.
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  1738.  @djbassay2k5  Expensive naturally.
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  1739. Seems some things never change.
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  1740. They're called macropads. There's also using a keyboard made for MMORGS or a stream deck. Might want to consider 3Dconnexion for CAD.
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  1741. Threadripper NAS would be an interesting market.
    1
  1742. Drones and bombs.
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  1743. Eye for an eye leaves everyone blind.
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  1744. Like...spies?
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  1745. Our f-bombs could land more accurately.
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  1746. It's a litmus test for rights of citizens vs rights of society. The results should be very interesting for everyone because the natural force that is disease cares for none of it.
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  1747. Would have been funny if it was an ad for Aliexpress. Wars started for less.
    1
  1748. Can we bring our tanks?
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  1749. Or bolas to hinder their movement.
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  1750. Tools, that build tools, that build what we want.
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  1751. Getting a motherboard in white.
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  1752. I have a Raven 02 silverstone and overall it's nice. The biggest flaw is the power and reset button location which my cat has demonstrated. That back plastic lift bracket could be stronger for the weight of the case.
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  1753. About four days to sample all that food.
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  1754. Declaring bankruptcy implies a working judiciary that people listen to. Guess what JD Vance wants to ignore.
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  1755. Separation of church and state taken to conclusion means this will never happen again.
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  1756. Regulatory issues say doing a banking or health related app.
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  1757. Rich "want to rule the world" Oligopolies vs everyone else with money. Let the battle royale start.
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  1758. Americans made in America. 😀
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  1759. Digital vs bubble.
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  1760. Couldn't a browser be considered a "super app"?
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  1761. Amusing how the king of IP doesn't allow that to fall under arbitration.
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  1762. Less burning of forests (both natural and land clearing).
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  1763.  @Blackbirdone11  Streaming FROM is where the decode part is important. TOO is just a bonus like zoom meetings.
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  1764. Seems a good pairing with your video on the best cutting string to use.
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  1765. Service Merchandise.
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  1766. First wave will be a bunch of "weather" balloons. No one will suspect.
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  1767. I would see there being layers. There's the person who's the "architect" and then there's the ones that actually build the building. All-important just at different layers. Plus, there are those where programming isn't the thrust of their job, but a means to an end. For example, scientist and engineers that use programming to solve one-off problems.
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  1768. Para-virtualization.
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  1769. "Defund the police" was a cry that went far beyond Oakland, and a reaction to a real problem with the police shootings that were happening.
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  1770. Search "LNG transport by rail". Yes, it can be transported by rail. It's just more economically efficient to do it via pipeline as well as ship.
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  1771.  @lmao4982  Network stacks prosper and become standards by being open.
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  1772. Numbers would be good. Says farming is a struggle, and still is even with solar figured in. Just how much does one gain to offset that?
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  1773. How dare we take away China's tools to influence and spy on others. ;-)
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  1774. Interesting missing from the story is the VA. They have a big medical system too, and any lessons there could be applied elsewhere.
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  1775.  @Rennar3210  If lying or willful ignorance is a requirement of being balanced then the item itself is flawed.
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  1776. Wearing a mask doesn't stop people from working. Nor does social distancing.
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  1777. Bendgate.
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  1778.  @hu9gaeuhy8g9  I think things like OneUI exist in part to reduce the need to run alternatives. Because stock android is pretty bare bones.
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  1779.  @NothingXemnas  Freedoms fine till it affects others. e.g. becoming part of a DDOS attack, or botnet. Then it becomes, not my fault!
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  1780. Windows are the best defense against Putin.
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  1781. One would think silicone would be better than Vaseline.
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  1782. I'm sure COVID-19 feels the same way.
    1
  1783. Use in the process of making ammonia.
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  1784. There are already cases that rotate the MB so that the graphics card is hanging from it's bracket making card sag no longer a problem.
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  1785. Garage sale after.
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  1786. Not really. What people forget is just how thick and expensive a lot of those cables were. Going serial made a big difference.
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  1787.  @reinerheiner1148  Pumped underground.
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  1788. Open source mantra: release early, release often.
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  1789. Opposite of this video. Remember cheap drones.
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  1790. Aren't you basically comparing a rival good VS a nonrival good? Maybe that's why one is an easier business success than the other.
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  1791.  @dionysusnow  We anthropomorphize clouds. Why not machines?
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  1792. Blame is one of those things that seems a LOT late.
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  1793. Climate change is going to make immigration an issue for a lot more countries as their homes become more uninhabitable. "Racism" will be the justification against that influx instead of, no room for you, because those countries citizens will be suffering the same changes and pressure to move.
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  1794. Russia has a long history of killing it's malcontents.
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  1795. Politics is the only industry every political movement supports.
    1
  1796. Even the mob didn't like them.
    1
  1797. Play OSU with it.
    1
  1798. Can't parallel park.
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  1799.  @nigratruo  Atari called, they want their history back.
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  1800.  @mceajc  Well there's Aureal Semiconductor as well. Even remember when I had a Guillemot Maxi Sound Game Theater 64 using the CS4236. Hot stuff for the time.
    1
  1801. Effective vaccine, or death.
    1
  1802. Darn rats lay some big ones 🙂
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  1803. At what point in humanity's history have we never had a corrupt world or leaders? The knowledge of such has always been there. At what point in our history did we start listening, and realizing, this is the way the world is? Prophets, and philosophers, and yet people need a comedian to have understanding.
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  1804. Queen Elizabeth did a bang up job.
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  1805.  @Vicioussama  Henry's wives wouldn't feel that way.
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  1806.  @alpharius_nox  Inefficiency if one likes. Terrible thing to aspire to. The bar should be much higher.
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  1807.  @beerninja7671  Addiction is a prison all it's own. The scourge of Fentanyl, even in what one thinks is prescription drugs.
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  1808. Nothing puzzling about ad-blockers.
    1
  1809. Hypertubes don't have this problem. ;-)
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  1810. Oh they "break". Replacing the motor brushes on mine.
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  1811. Humanizes the past. Just another day for them.
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  1812. Sirius going since 2002.
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  1813. Anything like the war between South Korea and Russia after Korean Air Lines flight 007 was shot down? And speaking of parallels. (https://www.businessinsider.com/ussr-shootdown-korean-air-2014-7)
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  1814.  @zacharyreynolds4303  : Moped would be slower and street legal.
    1
  1815. We could model some of the forces.
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  1816. Maybe. As Cryptography demonstrated one of the hardest things to contain is ideas.
    1
  1817. Cloning technology.
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  1818.  @sunspot42  Well we are talking about micro-leds so going "pretty far up" is already implied.
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  1819. Looking through history pretty much every president had their critics, even George Washington.
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  1820. You break it, you bought it.
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  1821. Didn't buy a bigger one?
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  1822.  @johnsiders7819  I imagine it deals with environmental extremes better as well.
    1
  1823. Ah a Samsung PC.
    1
  1824. Growth of SOHOs.
    1
  1825. Well Proton was plan B when their Steam Machines failed in the marketplace.
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  1826.  @justinjja2  Train people to scan unknown barcodes.
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  1827. Wooden box would be great if they shipped you a CNC machined PC case.
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  1828. There's that rigged election case 60 minutes was talking about last night.
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  1829. Maybe ask ChapGPT to filter all our news.
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  1830. Look at that map again. Noticed how much of it was red? Us vs them got us into this mess, and it'll continue keeping us there.
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  1831.  @gott2641  : Hallelujah ! All praise the basement. :-D
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  1832. He has the gift of putting his foot into his mouth, repeatedly.
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  1833.  @markdavis7397  : And let's not forget analog semiconductors.
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  1834. No, that's a separate problem. The closed nature of the platform applies to more than just batteries.
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  1835. Depends upon one's needs. Smartphones are more than just a communications device, it's also their personal computer. One can even game on them. For all it's roles $300 is cheap.
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  1836. Most likely use a MEMs to measure.
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  1837.  @sinz52  LISP says hi.
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  1838.  @msergio0293  Or how much toilet paper they use.
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  1839.  @culwin  Are they still going to stall everything...kind of what they've usually been doing?
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  1840. Make an edible phone. Useful and "disposable".
    1
  1841. Four tons of pressure per a square inch. Drop an unmanned instrumented vessel to test.
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  1842. ​ @tony16991 All those activists will be treated right.
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  1843. The part where one asks if there are any objections.
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  1844. Current amount as well as voltage drop (Ohms Law) needs to be considered for the long runs for lighting. Remember Ethernet wires are very thin (24/26/28AWG). With that being said I've thought Li-Fi and LED lighting could be combined in one unit.
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  1845. Toilets.
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  1846. Good till China declares Europe as a "breakaway province" and invades.
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  1847. Gender affirmation is the big topic in quite a few states.
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  1848.  @kangaroomax8198  Entitled people believe it's wage theft.
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  1849. Webvan.
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  1850.  @sentinel151  Cycle is a cycle, regardless of profession. Trades have the same human forces governing them.
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  1851. Better show than the last slapp-a-thon.
    1
  1852. A hovering computer. Neat.
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  1853. P2W is the answer to, "what do you mean the game costs this much"?
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  1854.  @brittanyexon3973  : OK, so how is burning down businesses, and walking out the door with their merchandise a solution to poor customer service? Is that something we as a society want to endorse with all our disputes? Seems we'll not have a country at that rate.
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  1855. "Our dependency on internet for virtually everything in life must be reversed. " Internet powered TP.
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  1856.  @MrJdsenior  yes
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  1857. Rock, vs hard place. Keeping an economy from dying, or a citizenry.
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  1858.  @jusletursoulglobaby  Well students do have the option to go elsewhere, just like I have the option of not doing business with someone. Freedom of association works both ways.
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  1859.  @jusletursoulglobaby  on property that's not theirs. Funny thing about rights. They come with limits.
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  1860.  @fyodorberkovich8247  Biodiesel.
    1
  1861. Might work when lobbyists start using ChatGPT to submit bills.
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  1862. Like the second Robocop where he walks through the house.
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  1863. Remember all that immigrant busing around that happened last year?
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  1864. Ah, a person of history.
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  1865. Pffft. The whole "we don't have healthcare" runs long before the current administration.
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  1866.  @feloniousbutterfly  : Thank EVERYONE that didn't want to change their lifestyle so their children wouldn't have to go through this.
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  1867. Lot of the pros in the video could be said of Canada as well.
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  1868. Government shutdown just may be the incentive.
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  1869. So why are they evicting NOW! They've had plenty of time to do so and with less drama. THAT says a lot about those evicting as it does the one being evicted. And on the heels of McCarthy's eviction no less. Not a coincidence.
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  1870.  @angadsingh9314  Oh I don't know. How many pull up a how-to video? Or what's the best thing to buy?
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  1871. Death is the ultimate responsibility.
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  1872. Education would be a good start. So at least people will know where to place them.
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  1873. Pretty much VoIP in general.
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  1874. Matthew 22:39 is one of the hardest commandments. ;-)
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  1875. Yeah! We can ruin things without their help.
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  1876. Even survive a plane flown into it. ;-)
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  1877. Conservation, otherwise the energy for more has to come from somewhere.
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  1878. Vacmaster here. First was a bust, replaced. Second has been a champ for several years. Needs brush motors replaced which can be a slight challenge to find (lots of variety out there).
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  1879. Who's going to live in these fantasy cities?
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  1880. Deterioration may open more to viewing.
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  1881. Considering just how hostile the internet has become with all the "wares" routers need to keep up. Now all this needs is something like Pi-hole.
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  1882. Well, the insurrection clause was bypassed so why should we think the rest will not be? And les no one spots it, "misinterpretation" is a gapping loophole because everything can be.
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  1883. Concrete can be colored. One can embed textures into the surface.
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  1884.  @dougrobinson8602  True, but the way most use it, it doesn't need to be highly accurate.
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  1885. Civilian targets can't fight back. Military can.
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  1886. Display out of USB-C.
    1
  1887. The heat from our cards reminds us.
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  1888. People welcome cheap labor.
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  1889. Trade schools even back in my day were looked down upon. I remember the Lincoln Institute ads and the, you can be a truck driver, or diesel repair mechanic. Good money, and it can also be hard on the body as well.
    1
  1890. Well understandable, after all when looking out for self, and the current choices are failing, people are going to do that.
    1
  1891. Blur lines between analog and digital with SDR.
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  1892. So never divide by zero.
    1
  1893. We call those...employees.
    1
  1894. Yeah! That's our job.
    1
  1895.  @1pcfred  : Rule #1. Never let anyone borrow your tools.
    1
  1896. Like most of society it's basically, we don't or can't do this or that and so we hire someone who can.
    1
  1897. Was that a religious requirement? Video addresses food allergies, but not that.
    1
  1898. Coffee IVs.
    1
  1899. Micro-factories. Artificial organs like liver or kidney.
    1
  1900.  @Jeacom  : Simplified version, or the full Monty?
    1
  1901. Beating dead horse leads to the creation of a substance that causes things to stick around.
    1
  1902.  @michaelsommers2356  Bridge design part of it. Note parts fell outside of the collapsed column area.
    1
  1903.  @balcobops  DODGE, because that's what it is.
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  1904.  @GoingtoHecq  Long as we can urinate in public we're in a utopia.
    1
  1905.  @drmodestoesq  Does anyone know why that is?
    1
  1906.  @danl.4743  True, so the review needs to include laser targets.
    1
  1907. I hope it's being fastened to those posts instead of just sitting on them.
    1
  1908.  @mariosmatzoros3553  Superpolitician.
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  1909.  @JohnSmith-sk7cg  They might chose not to become farmers, but that doesn't mean the land can't be farmed. What some do is contract out the job of farming for a cut of the profit. Land stays in the family, and the business continues.
    1
  1910. So many divisions. From monitors to routers. Companies can be uneven (look at washing machines).
    1
  1911. Solar and the hydrogen economy.
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  1912.  @Hobbityfus  Big unknown in the power equation, from military all the way to local law-"enforcement". And none of them is as homogenous as people think. Especially when it comes to actions against citizens, many they could be related to, or even affected by Trump and Elon's shenanigans (imagine a soldier finding a family member died due to JFK jr's anti-vax stance). Still want to follow Team Trump?
    1
  1913.  @mjc0961  Well the main issue with this case and lots of heat is there is ONLY one fan for venting and it can get very hot running full bore.
    1
  1914. Demonstrating old weapons work well too.
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  1915. Streaming services need more "click subscribe" ,"click on the bell", "our sponsor is" and "my Patreon channel/discord is" to compete.
    1
  1916. I'm sitting here thinking that the "you need broadband" argument could be trimmed somewhat by demonstrating all those things given as examples be done in gopher and other protocols. Video being the primary example of broadband requirement with "I want to make money off you...somehow" being number two.
    1
  1917. For it all to be luck the laws of probability would have to be rewritten.
    1
  1918.  @NoobBasically  :"However the medium itself can dictate in what ways the creativity is expressed." The computer demo scene comes to mind.
    1
  1919. What does running this in Cities: Skylines show?
    1
  1920.  @zaatlob  Slow even before the SCOTUS decision. Speedy trial indeed.
    1
  1921. Now THAT is clever.
    1
  1922. Didn't "unbundle" the OS.
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  1923.  @cpnlsn88  They would love being part of this. They're just as greedy for power as the rest. You have the EU, Australia, South Africa, and South America. Globalization can be worked around, and should have been worked on from day one, not just because of Trump, but national security as well.
    1
  1924. Seems to be the flaw for any higher life form than an bacteria.
    1
  1925. Walmart Enterprise Data-centers. Low-prices on all your business needs. :-D
    1
  1926. Great movie.
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  1927. If it bothers you, ask to see the vial they're drawing from.
    1
  1928. Weak point in all this and AMD's historic Achilles heel is software.
    1
  1929. They had them in the past. Gave them to Russia.
    1
  1930. Used car salesmen called. They want their reputation back.
    1
  1931. One could also go with personal bitcoin mining as a way to pay for the content we enjoy. People are more willing to exchange something that was easy to get in the first place.
    1
  1932. Funeral homes.
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  1933. Funeral homes.
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  1934.  @artisticagi  : India and the Delta variant is the answer to why one should be concerned. Covid-19 is a moving target because others want to be a living petri dish.
    1
  1935. Unintentional side effect of Trump. People actually go out and meet each other.
    1
  1936.  @user181  : Oh yes, I remember the grand opening. Soo many people. Store is now a Frys.
    1
  1937. Make sure the rockets have actual fuel instead of water.
    1
  1938. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
    1
  1939. What are you going to do when masks become universal? Never mind this video is about online shopping in which masks are irrelevant.
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  1940.  @jagsfanrick  : shrug You still miss the point in that you're self-isolating yourself as masks become more mandatory. Your belief that is a farce isn't going to change that.
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  1941.  @jagsfanrick  well you attribute to me more power than I have if you believe it's MY ideas you're going to be hearing at businesses and government that turn you away. Good day Sir.
    1
  1942. Same issues Google Glass had. Not so much technological, as social. e.g. privacy for starters.
    1
  1943. Pray.
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  1944. Yeah, that'll show it who's the boss.
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  1945.  @tjshultz89  Don't make the mistakes every other computer chain has.
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  1946. Osmosis Jones.
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  1947. Redo with every new generation.
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  1948. Mormons and phone customer service.
    1
  1949. There must be a lot of WW2 countries that weigh more.
    1
  1950. Did you smell something cooking?
    1
  1951. The fear was legitimate, till Russia demonstrated what their capabilities really where.
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  1952. Usenet with powerful filters. The arguments about someone else's decisions goes away because the reader is making all the decisions.
    1
  1953. The trials were a popcorn moment though.
    1
  1954. Just wait till she starts saying, Aflac!
    1
  1955. Cellphones being a big RFID user with the companion cards.
    1
  1956. Smoke-screen. Like sunscreen, but doesn't protect you from getting burned, repeatedly.
    1
  1957. There's also simply the fact that tanks only do well on certain geography limiting there usefulness. Tanks will move more towards support in an already owned battlefield.
    1
  1958. But oddly enough people love their dash cams, especially when they get into an accident, or they have to deal with the police.
    1
  1959.  @sillygoosinator  Till they show the video to the outside world then "privacy" goes out the window.
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  1960.  @Arikayx13  The whole "dying for our sins" changed a lot of things including animal sacrifice.
    1
  1961. How's their open-source support?
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  1962. Comedy law must be something.
    1
  1963. Nuclear fart.
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  1964. Waiting to see what the Chinese will send up.
    1
  1965. The CPU needs to have it and the bios.
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  1966. Malware and virus detection software. Every DSL and cable modem ever. Cellphones as far as service.
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  1967. The depth in the back would either have to be deeper, or enough room for a water-cooling setup.
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  1968. One of the reasons some could call the republicans terrorists. Seems everything they want to do is geared to destroying the US. All these people just approved could have been turned down, but they empower Trump and Elon.
    1
  1969. It's called a heart attack.
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  1970.  @johnhaller5851  My provider went up $2.00, so there are some "large" costs to use Usenet.
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  1971.  @clukskin  Blood pressure. ;-)
    1
  1972. Asianometry did a segment on American rail. Interesting how ICC regulation (mann-elkins) caused all kinds of problems.
    1
  1973. Looks like the Marconi room had pneumatic tubes.
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  1974.  @MisterMoray  : Turbine hall in a coal plant is very impressive.
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  1975. Kind of like...the medical field?
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  1976. Hyperbolic would be more accurate.
    1
  1977. The display part of USB-C isn't always clear.
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  1978.  @ovidiusnaso602  Maybe they should add more "rain gardens" (latest mother jones issue).
    1
  1979. Started around the 1950's so everyone thank your parents, and grandparents for the gift that'll keep on giving.
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  1980.  @EricCartman915  You don't? Well there goes the second amendment then.
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  1981.  @SpencerLemay  Growth gave us TMSC.
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  1982.  @schadenfreude3236  One small thing we do need to account for. Companies stocked up before all this tariff nonsense. Wonder how long their supplies will last?
    1
  1983. The next framework will be...English.
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  1984. Just wait till we get cloning.
    1
  1985. The thing is it shouldn't have. There's a need for centralized software management regardless of platform. Central problem seems to boil down to economics and trust.
    1
  1986. This channel doesn't like links but the answer should be India. Some research and a map should answer why.
    1
  1987. A degree in protesting would cover the legal limits.
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  1988.  @reginald6045  It also evaporates into the atmosphere. Another problem is polluted water. e.g. field runoff.
    1
  1989. The only "reality" everyone can agree to live under is their personal imagination.
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  1990. Just wait till the file formats that images comes in is discussed.
    1
  1991. An avatar Jay in a simulated environment.
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  1992. I never though I'd get to the point people complaining about choice.
    1
  1993. A banana republic needs a lot of corruption for it to last.
    1
  1994. First mover advantage.
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  1995. Handing numbers off to an expert on numbers. e.g. Wolfram Alpha would have helped the LLM.
    1
  1996. Main issue with most motherboards is they have limited number of fan headers, hence all the digital fan controllers using proprietary software. Now with that said the three fans at the bottom really need to be running at the same fan profile. So that's one fan header for that. Yeah the power and reset are a BIG flaw. Thinking of putting a strong spring behind the plastic to bolster that.
    1
  1997. Anything with power is going to do better. e.g. gas-powered stapler, etc.
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  1998. Complete with a climate change dust bowl.
    1
  1999. Security updates to virus and malware software. Stop paying and see what happens.
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  2000. Technology is amazing. Making it affordable enough even more so.
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  2001. Well simple in it's not a whole story. In a preventive system a nation state would see that it's better for it's citizens to be in a clean healthy environment. From clean air and water to decreased pollution. Nothing exists in a vacuum, and health care is no exception. The knock-on effects from environment affects everyone, taxpayer or not. Tackle that, and the load on healthcare will decrease.
    1
  2002. DC can pivot to many different jobs, although the growing use of tensor may limit that to some extent (think going all into crypto and the subsequent hardware dumping).
    1
  2003. We're not surprised when the average business invests in improving. Why should farming be any different?
    1
  2004. Not without Windows on board. That's where the wintel moniker came from.
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  2005. Except for the part about nuclear weapons. Besides Pakistan already has them.
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  2006. Replacing with artificial nodules.
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  2007. Cat toy.
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  2008.  @grd1184  Canada, much like the US spans from one ocean to the other, and sits next to the great lakes. Plenty of real estate to plop down in.
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  2009. ​ @yudogcome5901 Aluminum cans for starters.
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  2010. I'm sure princess Kate is use to it.
    1
  2011. Google voice trained on ...your calls.
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  2012.  @dawncarlson9131  Society has many that fit that. Not all rich.
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  2013. Paul Harvey: And now you know the rest of the story.
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  2014.  @mercster  Not just abstracted but fundamentally different underneath.
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  2015. Jo Jorgensen or Howie Hawkins could try again.
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  2016. Making certain it's one of ours. ;-)
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  2017. The funny thing there's presently development of IC technology applied to valves.
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  2018. 2:52 Guns or God. Pick one.
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  2019. The company town dressed up for the modern age.
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  2020. Alienbrain perhaps.
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  2021.  @Gameboygenius  The running joke over on Gameforscratch is the word, foliage.
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  2022.  @theprettypetard2524  The market for personal printers and scanners demonstrates that. However it would never be a "printing money" business again.
    1
  2023. I'm filming! Weee! I'm filming! Weee! :-D
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  2024. Amazing what can happen when there's no one playing with the process.
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  2025. I imagine most problems can be traced to caps.
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  2026. Well this should go a long way towards poking a hole in the whole "you can't fight city hall" that pessimists like to drag out.
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  2027.  @westcoast443  Some did, some jumped off buildings.
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  2028.  @mikecsernyik7360  : 2nd amendment the right to wear body armor, a couple flash bangs, and several grenades. That should address the coming escalation caused by arming everyone (even the newly minted migrants coming over tonight, welcome to America, safer than your country).
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  2029. History has shown when "mob justice" is the norm and one is born the wrong race, or social class.
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  2030. The tailor channel, covering pockets everywhere.
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  2031. Republicans have their way eventually will run out of speakers to eject.
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  2032. Go for green-screen colors and put all sorts of funky things up.
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  2033.  @glennbabic5954  And then you have all the animals and plants trying to kill you. ;-)
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  2034. "precursor chemicals" This means war! Problem is if the criminals kill all their customers how will they stay in business?
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  2035. Not really. Look through history, leaders have always had powers like this.
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  2036. Jack-legging comes to mind.
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  2037. So is every comedian between both coasts.
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  2038.  @Maplelust  Ultimately a statistics game.
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  2039. Maybe the ex-captain of the Exxon Valdez?
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  2040. AI is going to shine in 2025, and not in the way the current administration will like.
    1
  2041. Molex! Molex! Molex!
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  2042.  @MarcDonis  Good thing it doesn't give us all the answers. Gives us the rest of our lives to enjoy the act of discovery.
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  2043. The curves is what really defines it. There are plenty of houses that embrace minimalism but few with so many curves. As for bringing it back, possibly 3D printing.
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  2044. Shopping apps and websites are the next thing since no one can search everywhere.
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  2045. Starlink should make remote work easier.
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  2046. Funny his OS list didn't include Linux.
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  2047. Is a lubricant used with these tools?
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  2048.  @jeffostroff  : Plus recording device surviving.
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  2049.  @QuietEscapism  : Tech that's easy to destroy, making it a Pyrrhic victory. Plus ASML isn't a Taiwanese company (yes they have a presence). So without that tech they're not that much ahead. And as WWII should have taught, people are the most importance resource, and if they leave/escape things would be harder for China (look at the story about India's chip ambitions). Really any future action taken on the basis of pride will end badly.
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  2050.  @andersgrassman6583  Not a specialist, but usually stuff like this is ran through more than one person.
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  2051.  @jamesolyrick3416  Doesn't stop the threats.
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  2052. Piracy. The big corporations made us do it by not giving us what we want. Yeah, responsibility is a goalpost. It ends up in the darnedest places.
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  2053.  @darkcasterx4628  Good thing he had an understanding of what it means to be an "influencer".
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  2054. I'll say the same thing I said in the Ukrainian video. One doesn't nuke ones customers. Globalization has made warfare much more complicated.
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  2055. Is it ethical when it makes global warming worse?
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  2056.  @Iceblade269  Maybe volcano insurance for when Yellowstone or Mt Saint Helens blows. And then there's drought insurance.
    1
  2057. The whole petty shutdown of the government if they didn't get their way should have been the biggest clue before Trump even stepped in.
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  2058.  @ThatBoomerDude56  Well right now Musk is trying for a clawback on FEMA money ($59 million).
    1
  2059. Video in a bag.
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  2060. Oh we have those. News talks all time about cars driving into buildings.
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  2061.  @filanfyretracker  Mr D's.
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  2062.  @billysunday7507  : Six drones following for eight hours. Somethings wrong somewhere.
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  2063. "When AI will replace [some] jobs" There are a lot of jobs AI currently can't do, mentally or physically.
    1
  2064. Has Canada or Mexico banned us yet?
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  2065.  @groovinmovincruisin  Explains the concrete barriers then.
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  2066. One of my original phones. Could survive almost anything.
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  2067.  @Sewblon  Well having Sonny Bono on one's team really helped.
    1
  2068. Beginning of a John Pinette chinese buffet routine.
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  2069. Someone suggested soaking line in hot water before spooling and use.
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  2070. Buying creative would have been nice.
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  2071. Would cold fusion be safer than hot fusion in the Fallout TV show? Remember power armor cores can explode.
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  2072. Sounds like the better question, is ads a good way of compensating things? Ultimately ads are a statistical game, like gambling. At least with subscriptions there's a tie in between content and compensation that can only be bypassed by piracy. But people don't like subscriptions (paywall, too many subscriptions, etc.)
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  2073.  @ExplainingComputers  Draw then scan in.
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  2074. A decade to figure out, Tab-A, Slot-B.
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  2075.  @submachinegun5737  Handy for catching ghosts as well.
    1
  2076. With gauges built into the lid.
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  2077. Animatronics at the Walt Disney parks.
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  2078. I've seen designs for an all stainless steel public bathroom that closed and full cleaned itself.
    1
  2079. Carbon-Based Units.
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  2080. Here's an interesting bit ( https://venturebeat.com/2020/07/27/nist-study-finds-that-masks-defeat-most-facial-recognition-algorithms/ ). You'd think the privacy loving Americans would be all over that. Instead of the right to be sick.
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  2081. Long ago I lived somewhere were a pipeline exploded. Biggest darn hole you ever did see, and the fire was visible far into the city.
    1
  2082. Cheap sensor platforms and sensor fusion.
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  2083. They don't touch themselves.
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  2084.  @GlobalDiscoveryDocumentary  Guess what the current regime is breaking? Federal money is going to be a tool to establishing project 2025 goals not reenforce state strengths.
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  2085. @ Guess which one are under attack? Seems they'll have to tackle that anyway.
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  2086. Kings and emperors. History is truly painful.
    1
  2087. Caulk works in a pinch, especially for small holes.
    1
  2088. Sympathy pains.
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  2089. I'm sure Canada and Australia care a lot for their people.
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  2090. Wonder how people avoiding Apple products and services would put an end to this? After all they're partially doing that by using third-party repair. A push to ALL Apple repair would be a strong incentive to move to another brand that doesn't do all these things. Sending the only message all companies understand, loss of money.
    1
  2091. Be nice if PSU makers offered optional "short cables" for those with smaller cases and tight builds. Mix and match with one's needs.
    1
  2092. Interesting how it started with memory and jumped to CPU, considering memory doesn't push barriers as hard as CPU.
    1
  2093. AI doesn't work without source material (us) and people at the company plastering over cracks and fine-tuning things.
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  2094.  @sydneymomma11  Synchronized friending.
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  2095. Built-in fire extinguisher.
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  2096. Belief in a simulation (and all that implies) but not the other thing just as controlling.
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  2097. Doubtful, although a great big wall between Pakistan would cut down on some of the noise, and leave Afghanistan as a Pakistan problem since they share a border. Far as Iran? Those two where made for each other.
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  2098. Next question. Why do people not want to pay for things?
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  2099. Personal computing is one of the few that's grown up in an entire human generation.
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  2100. With always on changing everything. That recent AT&T outage certainly demonstrated our dependencies.
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  2101. Climate change is going to throw a wrench in everybody's workings. A new farm bill is going to have to account for that.
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  2102. New Madrid seismic zone buildings aren't built for an earthquake area either.
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  2103.  @cv990a4  In summery every country looks out for it's own interests. Maybe a lot of failures can be placed on not enough love being spread around.
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  2104. I suspect much like trekkies titanic fans are hard to deceive.
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  2105.  @yahyafihel1786  : 1 TB is a lot of secrets to sneak out of the NSA. ;-)
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  2106.  @TheSimon253  : There's a difference between computation and storage. Magnetic vortex may be the future ( https://www.nature.com/articles/s41427-020-0217-8 )
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  2107.  @skierpage  Side effect maybe our infrastructure will get better so everyone benefits, autonomous or not.
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  2108.  @joelgonzales8342  : Sounds like a shell game. Just means an unwanted vacancy of a bigger house.
    1
  2109. Vote. Vote many. Be a participant in government, not an observer.
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  2110. I hope everyone got a good look at their resumes before voting. Don't forget all the proficiency tests, as well as the drug ones. If we're going to say they work for us, then we need to start treating it like one.
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  2111.  @GreyWolfLeaderTW  The Cynical Historian and Thomas SowellTV cover that bit of history rather well.
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  2112.  @guyz7777  It would tilt the balance of power from the other two towards the executive.
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  2113. Be glad he didn't cover elephantiasis. We'd never get people out of the room.
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  2114. Doesn't that drown out the sounds of the mosquitoes draining you? :-)
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  2115.  @jgvillan01  : Depends upon what one uses PC for. VFX software uses a lot of cores. Another trend is VFIO which is using virtualization for gaming. Cores help there.
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  2116.  @noone4474  Which eventually bites back later when they need to borrow money. Burning bridges for short-term gains are our world.
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  2117.  @scottworth6705  Still there, where do you think Ukraine is getting their munitions?
    1
  2118. Modern warfare is "inform and destroy at a distance" something we've seen the Ukrainians do with their drones. Even artillery benefits from this (spotter role).
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  2119. Let's put it this way. What would have been the repercussions down the line if their handiwork had been allowed to stand to any kind of degree? Fraud, especially against the legal system is a career ending move, and even McDonald's wouldn't hire these guys to push fries after this.
    1
  2120. Cut foam covered in spray-on concrete.
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  2121. Can't stop climate change.
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  2122. Clean up so the enemy doesn't get all our secrets.
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  2123. There's one reason most don't hear and that's defeating the surveillance state. Cameras of all kinds are pretty much everywhere so obscuring parts of the face should help. https://www.aclu.org/news/free-speech/americas-mask-bans-in-the-age-of-face-recognition-surveillance/
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  2124. It had better collision insurance than most.
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  2125. But...but...the oligopolies dictate reality, not the other way around. /s
    1
  2126. Well the near global need for high tech makes Taiwan more than just a US/EU issue. Otherwise it would just be another island nation.
    1
  2127. Run Windows under a VM, and snapshot to your hearts content.
    1
  2128.  @pleaseandthankyou4161  People in r/VFIO do it all the time. It's a solved problem.
    1
  2129. For that time period it was being provided with the road, and one had to build their own vehicles.
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  2130.  @gerardmichaelburnsjr.  There's a YT short on that and the German feelings on shotguns.
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  2131.  @resonon3556  Wall Street is US!
    1
  2132. @ I don't need to take drugs to know some of them are bad for people. Plus, Tesla and Twitter are both going down so any "look at how rich they are" is going to fall flat on its face.
    1
  2133. Time to move to Mars.
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  2134. Kind of a toss up between a durable line and not so tough it breaks preventing surface damage to anything it touches.
    1
  2135. How many have become lawyers?
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  2136. Televise worldwide. Let everyone see and judge.
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  2137. Legaleagle YT covered both the Chicago convention and airspace.
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  2138. Step one: espionage.
    1
  2139. Arcologies were that.
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  2140.  @spektrumB  Ships are bigger and more massive now. Could a bridge be built to take it? Could we afford it?
    1
  2141. Covid hit Trump. I'm sure there are diseases that could visit Musk.
    1
  2142.  @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks  : I have a Silverstone (not the very first) and management wasn't any worse than any other case.
    1
  2143. Look at how SARS was dealt with.
    1
  2144. Just wait till we start shooting down alien saucers. Those are "weather balloons" too.
    1
  2145. Way I read it is illegal remote workers using stolen identities. What they got out of it is unclear. From wages, to corporate secrets but that's just a guess.
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  2146. With global warming we all may be living in Coober Pedy.
    1
  2147. Uh, huh. It's not like anyone can't search for "US LNG" and find out we're one of the biggest exporters out there (116.84 billion cubic feet) apparently leaving by plane since " there isn't a suitable pipeline infrastructure in place connecting to a seaside LNG terminal".
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  2148. Yeah, why did we get involved in world war two? We should have gone all isolationist like people wanted before pearl harbor. /s
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  2149. Cheapest one that can do the job since it's literally flushing money down the toilet. Back with a nice bidet and that TP will go far.
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  2150. Response from the authors. https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/5/4/e006577.responses#covid-19-shortages-of-masks-and-the-use-of-cloth-masks-as-a-last-resort There are other things to think about as well. ( https://www.reddit.com/r/COVID19/comments/fw2swg/a_cluster_randomised_trial_of_cloth_masks/ )
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  2151. Like the Just Cause 3 mech.
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  2152. Taxes.
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  2153. Zombie Apocalypse.
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  2154. Google however isn't "using" Mozilla just funding them. Google is a monopoly because of chromium which is used in other browsers.
    1
  2155. Civil war in which everyone is being uncivil to each other.
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  2156.  @skyrat3816  Long as one pretends climate change, environmental pollution, declining biodiversity, etc, etc, etc don't exist. All anyone will be getting is the ashes, no utopia, Christian or otherwise.
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  2157. Captive consumer, although when one is talking about expensive hardware it becomes economic captivity (even open, how easy is it to switch to different hardware, especially something one's paying down the loans on).
    1
  2158. Gang violence?
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  2159. Turning point is when personal computers started supporting hardware virtualization.
    1
  2160.  @GalacticStarForge42  The (powerful) unions might have something to say about that.
    1
  2161. Kind of funny in a way in which it serves the role consoles aspire to but didn't reach.
    1
  2162. How about designs that combine wheels with legs.
    1
  2163. What's your position on arbitration since I imagine you get a lot of these clauses on a daily basis?
    1
  2164. I use a commercial model.
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  2165.  @quoaitran1135  : Hydroponics for those who don't have lots of land.
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  2166. There's thin-film memory as well. More amicable to manufacturing. The univac-1107 used it.
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  2167.  @NuclearPowerParty  Also look at where the feds money comes from. Now with all that said don't forget the ones that started all this are targeting states as well. It's just a more diffused target. Any kind of defense has to be as organized if not more as the enemy, and as persistent. Corrupt federal institutions can be worked around if the states work together.
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  2168. People need to consider the other countries that border the south china sea. They have as much to lose from Chinese aggression as Taiwan.
    1
  2169. We need Ben Matlock.
    1
  2170. Seems a contact thermometer would do better.
    1
  2171. Ground-cover is the missing part of the equation. It's how flooding is reduced and underground water table is replenished.
    1
  2172. I imagine one has to be careful not to pull too much from the fan header. And how does one control each fan individually?
    1
  2173. Super Duper.
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  2174.  @mjc0961  It'll be a mix. Remember the rental model allows the flexibility to adapt to near-term demands. Virtualization allows one to move things around easily.
    1
  2175.  @ecromancer  And yet video and audio streaming success shows that the cloud does work.
    1
  2176. Look up the rest of the oligopolies. Microsoft supports one of them.
    1
  2177. Memory is dropping. SSDs per TB are cheap.
    1
  2178. That was the hope of tariffs. Force things to be made here.
    1
  2179.  @kineahora8736  : Josh is doing a great job even if it takes awhile to grasp what he's saying.
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  2180. And now one sees one of the reasons for nuclear proliferation. For when "NO" is not enough.
    1
  2181. A lot of fragile paper wealth. As Black Tuesday (precursor to the Great Depression) demonstrated even the wealthy can fall and fall hard (quite a few committed suicide).
    1
  2182. Pepperidge Farm does.
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  2183. There's a lot of support infrastructure behind distance living (remote work being a part).
    1
  2184. Not-so-special ground operations.
    1
  2185. Circuity built upon biological principles.
    1
  2186. A STEP that leads to Linux (or Mac). Long as there's an alternative they'll only do that in a niche way.
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  2187.  @369universal4  :Vaccination.
    1
  2188. Maybe he meant the virus gives you the runs? Also if everything's going back to normal does that mean no more stimulus checks?
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  2189. Would have been bad if finger sandwiches had been served.
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  2190. Taliban have armed delivery. Package theft? Pffft! Not on our watch.
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  2191. YT video (how money works channel) says luxury housing, not just apartments.
    1
  2192. All the AT&T customers? Man, the US would sound like the Fourth of July.
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  2193. Problem IMO is that online learning especially in education below college is rather immature. How to do it, and how to measure it? Our educational system is much like our work in that it's centralized.
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  2194.  @jackmahoff931  WW2 demonstrated isolationism doesn't work. Sooner or later the war that we had nothing to do with would have come to us. Such is the nature of tyrants.
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  2195.  @phillipridgway8317  Forgotten? How many weren't even born?
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  2196. Crumbling infrastructure. Might be. No one said it has to go quietly.
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  2197. Mario does architecture.
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  2198. Did you wear a back belt?
    1
  2199.  @SepticFuddy  Good thing we have legal channels on YT to clarify what that all means.
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  2200. Star Trek: Next Generation episode.
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  2201.  @yaniverel  : The Ktarian Game Headset as featured in the fifth season episode "The Game".
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  2202. Except in the new world to come that safety will be an illusion.
    1
  2203. Rockwell is a good, wired brand. The model just a step above mine even allows one to switch to a bigger back and forth so one can cut more per an oscillation.
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  2204. Wish they would sell that online. Perishables are the last holdout in an all online food network.
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  2205. Product of a citizenry raised upon, "you can't tell ME what to do"!
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  2206.  @H0mework  AMD was smart in not market differentiating virtualization and ECC for the consumer chips for the longest time.
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  2207. Where are people going to put all the radiators?
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  2208.  @Mr.Morden  Now dial it up to eleven where practically everything will be water-cooled just because (there's already a liquid cooled PSU on the market).
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  2209. Ten years is a lot of work.
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  2210. ALL Regimes eventually fall! Why did the US expect to be the exception?
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  2211. ​ @ziff_1  1) Dung Beetle, They can pull 1,141 times their own body weight. 2) Rhinoceros Beetle can lift 850 times own body weight. That would be the equivalent of an elephant carrying 850 elephants on it's back.
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  2212. Or people believe neither party is a good choice. Vote independent.
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  2213. We also say, in God we trust. How's that working so far?
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  2214. Like solarpunk.
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  2215. Lessens food sticking.
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  2216. @ Apparently neither do you. My comment wasn't saying it's a positive but considering those two I wouldn't be surprised if they did.
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  2217. Cellular infrastructure easier to build, and can potentially reach more.
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  2218. Well George Carlin didn't get around to the Mexican version of the "American dream".
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  2219.  @commissaryarrick9670  Fight for TP at the stores.
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  2220.  @brianmolstad1255  You laugh, but they weren't amused when I came in that way.
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  2221. Voice coil singing.
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  2222.  @pietrmuffei8874  : Yup, use to run it.
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  2223. Success is built on many failures.
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  2224. Ah. Lebanon?
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  2225.  @deusvult6920  Now think of the opposition that requires all that.
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  2226. What does that say about the infected pets then?
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  2227.  @mikefochtman7164  Our research on maintaining and improving standards may help here since that's a way of resisting change.
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  2228.  @hottroddinn  Yes.
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  2229. You have to answer the first question. Replace with whom? And will it be better than the first?
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  2230. Selective independence because the foundation of a modern society is globalization.
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  2231. Judging by all the "animals gone wild"* videos on YouTube, the lock-downs are working for someone. *Wet T-shirt night and that chicken.
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  2232. They do well in the feature phone market.
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  2233. We learn he cuts towards the body, instead of away.
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  2234.  @mingouczjcz3800  Offense and defense aren't static things. For both sides.
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  2235. Send in the repo guys.
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  2236.  @SNORKYMEDIA  : Urban farmers could use it.
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  2237. "Better" in being a me-too company, cementing Googles dominance in the mobile market. That folks are how monopolies are made.
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  2238. Modern day "wont someone think of the children" and just as effective.
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  2239. AMD Vega was pretty cheap especially when one looks into the scratch and dent market (usually packaging damaged). Refurbished as well.
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  2240.  @oldager1662  Lot of local hardware stores have closed.
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  2241.  @elitescouter  I remember a "weatherproofing" stick made for hot glue guns. Easy to apply and remove.
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  2242. Packaging is going to be where things are headed because it's easier than building a new node. Easier to tailor to a particular need in an economical way.
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  2243. Riot-proofing the house.
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  2244. You should see some pulled out of a factory. Could grow a garden in them.
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  2245. Any investment is only as strong as it's weakest component.
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  2246.  @lcfflc3887  Trash belonging to the trash pickup company.
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  2247. Amazon still has a third-party problem especially with counterfeiting, and other practices. Being bigger is the opposite of being better.
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  2248. Means no one can buy their stuff then. Guess what happens after that.
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  2249. The ground is suing for damages.
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  2250. No discrete values.
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  2251.  @Network126  : Interesting even though there are machines that tape boxes ( https://www.packagingtapeinc.com/box-taping-machine.html )
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  2252. DW News YT channel covered that.
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  2253. I imagine someone somewhere is modeling what happened based upon information at hand. That's one tool the original builders din't have.
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  2254. Dead heat-flip coin.
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  2255. Well the reason the manufacturer could is because they could get all the needed parts and had all the right tools so any guarantee of refurbished could be guaranteed. e.g. brother printer, etc.
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  2256.  @r.o.o.k.  Remote work would be a perfect fit.
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  2257. Do they have to wear a mask?
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  2258. Considering the gold is on the part that latches it's not that usual.
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  2259. No external influence? Well there goes China's efforts.
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  2260.  @jimschachtschneider7741  Power, and an inability of the public to fight back. At least with the 2nd amendment not only can we overthrow honest elections we can prevent our military from doing so.
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  2261. Worked well for the phone company. It's not like the liquid terminator they gradually came back together.
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  2262. Sounds like people DO want their swat decked up like military. Sounds about fair when the criminals are doing the same.
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  2263. Hence the idea of renting it out when not in use.
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  2264. Well I have a Silverstone Raven. So that means the "back" (opposite the video connectors) faces the case fans. Any card with a power connector on that end could have a bend problem if it was too long. The NVIDIA 4090 [13.22 inches x 5.5 inches x 2.4 inches] power connector would fit with space for a bend. Same with the current "poorly thought out socket placement" AMD Vega card in the system just smaller.
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  2265. Like a zen garden.
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  2266. Maybe add one of those ozone systems to a test.
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  2267. First investment bank was deep into startups.
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  2268.  @cfltheman  Paper wealth.
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  2269. Tax what? Members as private citizens are already taxed. Their money and time are given freely. Your argument is much like Trumps in using government to punish those he doesn't agree with.
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  2270. Something to bear in mind about pandemics and remote work. Pandemics haven't gone away. Covid-19 may be under control, but that doesn't stop anything else arising. Keeping the knowledge and infrastructure means we're more prepared for the next one. Rather than the reassembly that'll be involved.
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  2271. Central Alabama says hi.
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  2272. Automatons.
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  2273.  @Pigglegesicht  Political systems are like cars. They need constant maintenance.
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  2274. Not many PSUs with a USB port.
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  2275. Climate change and the California forest fires.
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  2276.  @kated3165  The world is going to learn you can't depend upon the US for anything.
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  2277. Barcode.
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  2278. Reminded of a popular science cover article about building turbines in the gulf stream. Impressive if it had been built.
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  2279. Maybe Yubico can throw some money their way? Seeing as we're suppose to be having a "passwordless" future.
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  2280. John Pinette - Around the world in 80 buffets.
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  2281. Virtualization is one underutilized CPU feature even though a lot of them can do it.
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  2282. It's amazing the problems people create for themselves when they think they can loophole themselves through life.
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  2283. Acoustics must be great. Like being in a cathedral.
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  2284. Make peace illegal.
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  2285. Looking at the history of their logo, most likely they will.
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  2286. This channel did a good story on other counties attempts. Controlling the small is very hard, and multiple reasons to fail. Plus, the leaders aren't standing still waiting for everyone else to catch up.
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  2287. Titanic Wiki says no.
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  2288. And part of the problem is that people don't understand the "product". That's why a good long-term relationship with a GP is a good thing. They can help with judging risks in one's family history. They can be effective buffers between patients and the system at large. A trusted adviser as it were.
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  2289. Minimalism seems to be a necessary part of subliminal spaces. e.g. Mirrors Edge game, etc.
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  2290. Climate change is going to cause a lot of movement in the coming decades.
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  2291. $500 spread out over ten years isn't that much. Most people keep their case through several generations of internal hardware. Biggest case change was from the "beige case" generation to the more modern open-plan, full ventilation, "stop making my hands bleed" designs.
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  2292.  @westrim  Condoms.
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  2293. Still don't. I'd say we print even more with it being so cheap and effortless.
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  2294. Trench warfare, in more ways than one. 🙂
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  2295.  @ArchivedFox  The process of it's creation will take a long time. Such is the nature of law.
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  2296.  @JasonMamoa-ee2fl  Durability? They might also include sensing as well.
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  2297. Course they'll lose. Problem is they'll take the rest of us down with them.
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  2298. That would be an important question. What role do deserts play in global weather?
    1
  2299. Home of more universities.
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  2300. Fake people.
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  2301.  @HashknightGaming  Tried, what ten government shut-downs so far in which border people have to work. Looks like that's exactly what the GOP wants.
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  2302. Climate change will mean there are no more second chances.
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  2303. World peace.
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  2304.  @nunyabidness674  Needs lens flare. 🙂
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  2305. Climate version of Baghdad Bob.
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  2306.  @voulafisentzidis8830  Economic power as well.
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  2307.  @MementoMori-kn4dh : Kind of a fight though. It's one of the reasons before going to bed I make certain my limbs aren't restricted in any way.
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  2308. There's a character in the video game Watch Dogs 2 called "Wrench". Guess what he covers his face with. And note this was before Covid-19. I see people copying the design all the time.
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  2309. Futurama's Slurm
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  2310. Improving broadband infrastructure and always on connections helped the streaming market.
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  2311. When question of graduation ceremony came up, one said "this is more important". Yeah, but it wasn't his decision to make for others.
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  2312. Is that hosting worldwide?
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  2313.  @mr.knowitall5472  : I'd say a certain worker will have their thermal cutoff engaged. :-D
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  2314. Good job on the motion graphics. The whole thing reads as a big mess.
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  2315. "A history of corruption in the united states". Harvard Law. We've had it worse.
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  2316.  @alpharius_nox  Look towards other multiparty countries for your answer?
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  2317.  @henrytallent7819  Term limits because it was never meant to be a career. A lot of bad things become institutionalized.
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  2318. Magic word: parallelism.
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  2319. The design of some carriers using semi-flexible plastic allows for some cushioning. With those mounted in a corrugated box. About equal to a foam block in the same box.
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  2320.  @zoltancsikos5604 : About as "cherry picking" as the original video.
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  2321. Lord knows he gets to everyone else as well.
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  2322. It would be like Britian taking back Hong Kong. One can imagine how that would go.
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  2323. Some contract that out. As for the burden of depreciation on tangible assets, business calculate that a lot.
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  2324.  @sonofdsun  Tourist balloon.
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  2325. Technically none of the oligopolies would be what they are if it wasn't for the environment the free world created. This is as much a grab what we can and close the door behind us.
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  2326. If they had gone optical it would have been easier. S/PDIF shows consumers can handle optical.
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  2327. I wonder just how much of a role the surface we sleep on plays?
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  2328.  @sam4850  Fortunately the unemployment rate went down so more workers generating value to the economy.
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  2329. shrug Are people through with dying? From where I stand the virus isn't giving a lot of options.
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  2330. Kobalt here. Works fine, but eats batteries.
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  2331. WE (whomever "we" is) seems to be having trouble wearing masks. Asking non-adults would be even harder.
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  2332.  @michaelsorensen7567  Burden is his to back it up then.
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  2333.  @Fuqinidiots-eg7pr  Important thing is in having "issues" one is participating in the political process.
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  2334. Problem as well is that applications are written in a multitude of toolkits which gives the Linux desktop a mix-and-match look and sometimes behavior. Plus even if it's written for one it'll stick out on the other.
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  2335. Be interesting seeing how home wind power would affect the equation.
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  2336.  @herbtapp3031  That would be like working for a music or movie publisher and uploading content to piratebay as a blow against, "the man".
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  2337. We all are speculating that someone will read our YouTube posts.
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  2338.  @Wakamolewonder  : Good thing the Pakistanis listened to you. Oh wait...
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  2339.  @northnortenord  : Bearings, the cheap ones use sleeve.
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  2340. Subscription vehicles.
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  2341. They're still out there...for the patient. Plus motherboard costs vs CPU needs to keep in mind a motherboard is going to go through several CPU changes during it's life.
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  2342. If so how come we didn't follow the same path he's saying the Chinese will? Exploitation of natural resources. Seems less riskier.
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  2343.  @Treddian  No stranger than you handing all your transportation needs to a vehicle manufacturer that sees you as just another customer among thousands. ;-)
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  2344.  @dosgos  The zits market.
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  2345. Halfway there then you'll run into the amendment that repealed prohibition.
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  2346. Well naturally. Who takes the position they're wrong and vigorously defends it? Baghdad Bob perhaps.
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  2347.  @Rudofaux  Like what our Vets get?
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  2348. Does "under the table" mean anything? Poor do it too, just a different way. Remember NO ONE likes the taxman.
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  2349. Let's hope or there are going to be some very uncomfortable mice.
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  2350. Baghdad Bob was wrong a lot. 🙂
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  2351.  @planetdrinker5385  Benefit of being a world policemen.
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  2352. OK, so what exactly are we going to pirate?
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  2353. Nothing in a computer should be "crunchy".
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  2354. Maybe they're vested in the ruble.
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  2355. Almost makes you wish we didn't have an economic system dependent upon everyone thinking about themselves. ;-)
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  2356. @PANDEMIC BY CCP AND XITLER : History is complicated ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghan_mujahideen ) especially in that part of the world.
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  2357. Throw in another YT discussion about supply convoys being legitimate targets of attack and this whole mess could get very ugly.
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  2358. Knock on effects for everything US, not just what's under Tariffs. Reputations do matter, and ours is headed for the toilet. We should take an oligopoly reputation with us as well. They're in the shadows and little is heard about them because we're currently putting out the fires they started.
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  2359. Boolean logic and base arithmetic.
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  2360.  @aephos.overwatch  Wickedness is hard to counter. Practically every established society has had to deal with it. We don't need to see into the future because man's nature is a near constant. We need to be ever vigilant and proactive because running a society isn't a set and forget affair.
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  2361. Part of this came about because of early shortages. In that light it was better than nothing at all.
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  2362. Nice about experiencing both is that "walk in their shoes" experience that'll inform one's decisions in the other job.
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  2363.  @FunkyLittlePoptart  Sleepy Trump. Yeah it works.
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  2364. They're roughly equal. The important thing is effective search requires money, and lots of it, hence Bing with the backing of a company that can hide the costs in other products (OS, apps, etc) and services (SaS, cloud, etc).
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  2365. The monkey took the selfie hence it gets copyright. ;-)
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  2366. Except when one gets to mainframes. Where the VM idea originated.
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  2367. UV for seeing the nasty stuff.
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  2368. Doing some of the same things like slimming down the product line.
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  2369. Not really, especially when one considers the science and engineering it took to get to this point. I remember the Honda robot walking with very slow steps.
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  2370. Oh he will. It just won't be while he's alive.
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  2371. Surprised brutalism wasn't invented to further the concrete industry.
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  2372.  @jessiejohnson6424  Funny, a woman doing better than him.
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  2373. Maybe they chip their cattle?
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  2374. Just imagine if it had been talking about butt-er.
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  2375. Remember our government saying if they didn't raise the debt ceiling what would happen?
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  2376. The problem with interference as a tactic is that it opens the doors for every country to interfere in any other countries government.
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  2377. The current state of broadband hasn't helped even with Google getting into the game.
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  2378. Chiplets came about in part because of the limits of both monolithic design as well as process limitations.
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  2379. That's my main concern. That and retrofitting a case not made for most AIO. It can be water-cooled if one builds from scratch.
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  2380. The current Texas border issue is an example of states picking up where the federal government failed in it's responsibility.
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  2381.  @tomasbarek2852  Merlin firmware on mine.
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  2382. Like creating a fancy cake.
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  2383. Ah, a video on air cleaners.
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  2384. Adobe animate, so Flash didn't disappear.
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  2385. It's like having a camera in our fridge so we'll know if the light goes out.
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  2386. Once all the congress critters lose their jobs a lot of "spending" will end.
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  2387.  @ProjectFarm  : Maybe around spring or summer a test of those airless paint sprayers.
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  2388. Last I checked they used a modified Linux kernel. That's why XPEnology could exist.
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  2389. Behind every great CEO is an engineer.
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  2390.  @ThePageofCups  They think trickle down aka fell off the king's table will be in effect.
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  2391.  @AGILISFPV  Throw eggs at him?
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  2392. Wearing a mask may have an important side-effect in these privacy sensitive times ( https://venturebeat.com/2020/07/27/nist-study-finds-that-masks-defeat-most-facial-recognition-algorithms/ )
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  2393. Much like a lot of people on the internet. Where do you think ChatGPT picked it up from?
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  2394. Being on an island makes a big difference.
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  2395.  @sunspot42  Some display drawing tablets use Q-dots.
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  2396. cough- cough wheeze Yeah, about that.
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  2397. TrueNAS Scale is another.
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  2398.  @CeLLeGER  Because that's what customers want. How many gaming posts have we seen where someone's bragging about RTX?
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  2399. Tourist industry will crater. Remind them come reelections who did the damage.
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  2400. A lot of banks go through their app handling security.
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  2401. This situation came about because of a failure of congress to enforce the 14th amendment despite the testimony given about the January 6 insurrection. When the federal government fails then the states have to pick up the slack. e.g. Texas and borders.
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  2402. Seemed like a good idea at the time. Much like Commodore and MOS.
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  2403.  @josh05683  No I'm complaining that people are being dishonest with themselves and others by not acknowledging that rights have consequences. No one has ever chanted "I demand my responsibilities". No one has ever chanted "I want to suffer consequences".
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  2404. From about Vietnam on, there's been the idea of reduced casualties. Sending an expendable machine to do a man's job is part of that.
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  2405. Next up, the laundry room.
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  2406. Truth leads to persecution. Guess who speaks a lot of truth. That's right Brian Cohen. 😀
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  2407. Someone broke wind in the bunker.
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  2408. Any financial advice that involves a pyramid scheme (crypto) is going to be suspect.
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  2409. Someone had to live and write the lecture first.
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  2410.  @macflod  Be something if he was a descendant of someone having to do with Titanic.
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  2411. Did they? I's like saying everyone in America voted for Trump and hence we deserve what we got. Did everyone here vote for him? So why would anyone think there's some kind of uniformity in Minnesota for their leadership?
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  2412. Test medicine. 🙂
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  2413.  @Legoman775  Go to congress.gov and read about January 6. It's a long read but the preponderance of evidence would fit a civil case perfectly.
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  2414.  @JLCC2022  Declining birth rates are a worldwide problem. Immigrants seem to be the general solution for most countries.
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  2415. Debauch aka counterfeit. Backed by a nation state like North Korea it can be pretty effective.
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  2416. "cheaper goods". Walmart says hi.
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  2417.  @user-gv8xf9ul5j  Reminded of..."“Well John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it.”– President Andrew Jackson (rumored)" SCOTUS without guns.
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  2418. A 90 degree case will take care of the sagging issue because the card is mounted vertical.
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  2419.  @ofangelsanarchists2386  Evolution is a ...scam. 😀
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  2420. Republicans want to give "steal the election" a try.
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  2421. Judiciary wrote their own death sentence. They gave Trump immunity from his actions (and by extension Musk) and now JD Vance and friends basically said you have no authority over us. Kind of means that immunity has no backing coming from a powerless organization.
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  2422.  @willieleahy5162  Send the Jehovah Witness to convert them.
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  2423.  @HH-le1vi  Porntube has the ultimate hook and the money falls from that. If we had a drugtube that would be popular too.
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  2424. I suspect industries with a lot of regulation will have more of that admin work.
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  2425.  @monocharismatic  : True, and there's ONE group that will still try to get by all this. Law enforcement and nation-states.
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  2426. Russia is going to be paying for two wars. Ukraine and ISIS.
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  2427. Stop all Mississippi traffic for starters.
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  2428. Fear of death or a lifetime of disability is a powerful "force" that plays by natures rules, not mans.
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  2429. You'll never see an animal engage in such behavior. This is all human.
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  2430. I can understand tariffs as an equalizer between countries where one company doesn't play fair. e.g. product dumping, no protective laws, etc. That's why tariffs should be very narrow because not everyone cheats.
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  2431. Seems "power outage" and the requirement for a power source are at odds.
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  2432. Blessed is a world with eyes and ears everywhere. ;-)
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  2433. Because I need healthcare. I don't need a tractor.
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  2434. But...but...It's against THE MAN, or BIG BUSINESS, or...THEY MAKE TOO MUCH, or...NOT A LOST SALE, or..., or..., or...
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  2435. RFID tagging everything might tell her more about the vintage.
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  2436. Running XigmaNAS. Great for potato hardware.
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  2437.  @TastyOreganoFarmer  Well last time we had this collapse it was 1929 just before the great depression. So, does history show fire sales and massive profits? Must have if it took ten years to crawl out of it.
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  2438. Depends upon who's the competition.
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  2439. No more iPhones?
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  2440. Taps Brownian movement.
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  2441. A different side of the greed coin. Everyone else is greedy...except us.
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  2442. Drivers should be able to move between the operating systems.
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  2443. I have a silverstone raven case that takes both, vent from the top, or intake back (it's a 90-degree board mount).
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  2444. Be interesting seeing what the open-source movement could do with all that.
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  2445. That would be the nicest thing a cannibal could say to me. :-D
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  2446.  @gargoyles9999  Poverty and illness outlives short memories.
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  2447.  @MyDsmall  Grandmother got shot. Not much more one can do from there.
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  2448. ACHOO! I agree.
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  2449. Get a look at the doctors office.
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  2450. US has quite a few of them.
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  2451. Maybe BSD Jails or Solaris Zones.
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  2452. The purpose of art is to makes us question everything.
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  2453. Robots can't rob you.
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  2454. Musk and OPM is as illegal.
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  2455. DOJ is corrupt as well.
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  2456. I don't know. Ask Earth animals.
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  2457. Virtualization will allow him to parcel them out in smaller quantities.
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  2458. Packing and the return of MCM.
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  2459. There was a time back in the proprietary days where MB design was more creative.
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  2460. In a way the architecture behind the Kyro lived on in mobile space, even if it didn't succeed in PCs.
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  2461.  @HyenaEmpyema  Or simply use ATSC 3.0 with DRM and watermarking
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  2462. An atheistic nation will not stand for a god-like A.I.
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  2463.  @jgg6932  That will bite SCOTUS because eventually the executive will bite the hand that feeds them.
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  2464. It's more about control than taxes.
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  2465. Think of how much of this was driven by consumerism?
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  2466. Whole thing is subjective opinions about certain QOL decisions. Complaints about surveillance in public without addressing why there's surveillance in the first place. e.g. high crime rate, etc.
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  2467. Maybe he has clones of himself? 😀
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  2468. Store brand comment.
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  2469. Dennis's are in high demand because of the screw-ups of others.
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  2470. New TV show: Robots got talent.
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  2471. Some kind of active cancellation.
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  2472. Infomercial.
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  2473. Angie's list.
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  2474. Lot of seniors required for the second.
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  2475. Ask the USPS.
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  2476. Seems unnecessary when one is using the Ethernet ports (sometimes two) on the MB.
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  2477. Better light traps inspired by photosynthesis.
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  2478. More so in the EU with it's pro-consumer attitude.
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  2479. Drought western side of the Mississippi , and flooding to the eastern side.
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  2480. Printing on sheets of material.
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  2481.  @reheyesd8666  That last one is a sad truth, and one doesn't even have to try. Just out of the blue, manager can say, "come into my office".
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  2482.  @slick1908  :They get something out of it or they wouldn't be doing it.
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  2483. Except some don't.
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  2484.  @Memovox  Globalization and Russia/China has shown that war is more than just "boots on the ground".
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  2485. Welcome to social media.
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  2486.  @MrMisterDerp  : Hence boxers vs briefs.
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  2487.  @minimaxmiaandme.4971  Check his mattress.
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  2488.  @Sarcasticron  Lady Liberty has a sword in her side, bleeding into the harbor.
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  2489. DW channel did a story on it. Far chemicals are going to be a biggie.
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  2490. Customers wanted big number too so they could brag how much better Intel was over AMD.
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  2491. Well it does say "well regulated militia" so at some point the well regulated part will kick in...sometime.
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  2492. It doesn't protect the populace from making bad decisions.
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  2493.  @Nemoticon  : Next best thing would be hovering vehicles. Less stress on any kind of road, and safer for any animals below a certain height.
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  2494.  @kvikende  Savings is deferred income since eventually it'll have to start moving again (spent) to be useful to anyone.
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  2495. More car-less roads. City design may change as well.
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  2496.  @brianSalem541  I guarantee she's going to get some coal this Christmas. Courtesy of the fossil fuel industry.
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  2497.  @christopherfranklin1881  : Works for piracy.
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  2498.  @sherrihall700  I don't think it needs to go that far BUT our solidarity and size needs to be demonstrated. In a way where eyes see, and ears hear, where "shock and awe" is more than a military battlefield phrase, but a political one as well.
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  2499. Why did we let everything get to this point in the first place? Did our forefathers not understand the nature of healthcare? How about unfettered capitalism?
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  2500.  @JCbrewNweld  Scantool and Amazon.
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  2501.  @jasonmaclean719  I don't think I would use sloppy security to justify the train wreck coming up. Only solution is unplug from the current mess and start anew because all of its broken or soon will be. Guard your physical self because that is what they'll want the most.
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  2502. Like what some warehouses use.
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  2503.  @riumudamc4686  Yes, now ask yourself this. Why aren't the people we deserve applying for the job?
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  2504. Remember before all this Americans carried a lot of debt. Upcoming situation isn't going to help.
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  2505. Never underestimate the power of appearance.
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  2506. Soon TSMC will be nuke powered.
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  2507. Something to think about. Wall street is use to the idea of good and bad investments and acts accordingly. With this and other stories in mind, is a CURRENT education still a "good investment"? Is enrollment reflecting that?
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  2508. Important lesson. Never write your fan into your will.
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  2509. Supply and demand. When there's a high demand (desire to live somewhere, like say California) and a finite supply (only so much desirable land to live on) you get things like that.
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  2510. Every mistake is an opportunity to learn.
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  2511. Ageism goes back a long ways.
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  2512. He's still not going to do anything about him. Trumps master will not allow it.
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  2513. Religion actually calls for us to love our enemies. Not approve of their behavior but love them as God's children.
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  2514. Usually accompanied by a loud, BOING!
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  2515. The establishment of a despot. First world nation with a third-world government.
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