Comments by "GunFun ZS" (@GunFunZS) on "Thunderf00t" channel.

@theCodyReeder I think of how much shock is being transferred to that arm and bearing when you release weight from one end of the system!
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@theCodyReeder hay bales are bio-degradable! Environment saved.
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We had normal trains. They really aren't efficient for the geography we have. Americans like choice and that includes choice of time starting point and destination. Our country is bigger and more spread out than yours most likely. We have trains and use them where they make sense. We don't use them where they don't make sense. You can be nationalistically bigoted and look for excuses to make fun of us but if you apply oxygen's razor you will assume that the simplest answer is usually corrected in this case the simplest answer is the trains don't fit our needs very well.
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For once I can say YouTube is making the right decision. That must be a new feeling for them. I hope it goes to their heads and they stick with it.
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Don't forget that it starts with the word "this" and then described attributes of the inventor rather than product, and has square format video with blue text on it.
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This is hilarious, because my first thought was I can't wait to see Leonard French break it down. Hat tip from a fellow bar member.
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@bumbleWeaver I don't think it's inevitable that Google maintains monopoly. The thing that reminds me of the most is Yahoo's near Monopoly circa year 2000.All the talk was about how Yahoo was dominating the search engine business and all the other engines were dying or being bought by Yahoo. And then within a year or so then being the top of the heap they stopped giving you the results you search for and started giving you the results they wanted you to get and it became frustrating and obvious. then basically sites like metacrawler and Google started to get prominence because they gave you basically what you searched for. Not perfectly but more than not. I think 20/20 Google basically equals 2,000 Yahoo. Sure there is a threshold that takes people to change their behavior. But I think Google is rapidly approaching that frustration threshold Right now I'm on the outlier end of the curve where I've crossed it for most purposes. I still use plenty of Google products cuz how can you not, but anything that I can get close to as good of results as I want to from another source I've set it in defaults from other sources. No I'm somebody who went out of my way to do that. It took intent and effort. When it becomes common knowledge and easy, but there is a clear just as good alternative or better alternative, each person who has a bad experience with Google will be more likely to switch. It's one of those things that seems like it'll never happen until it seems like it's happened already and it was inevitable. I will not be at all surprised if in 15 years we are watching documentaries what about what happened to Google...
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@jonnyj. i did not advocate for the loops, bro. They are an obvious scam.
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In fairness, the stuff at 5 minutes in or so, is very standard warranty language. It is not fair to portray that as an insidious ploy for the purposes of hiding skullduggery. Manufacturers virtually all have a clause to that effect, because they don't want to be obligated to fix stuff that you screwed up. Your harddrive doesn't have a warranty void sticker on it, because they are hiding a worse hard drive inside. They have the sticker to prove that you mucked it up. So same here. There's plenty of legitimate things to bash them on, but this isn't one of them. -- business lawyer who does contracts and things like warranty clauses for a living.
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He reminds me of Malcolm bricklin. Seriously read up on that guy so much of his m.o. and branding was similar.
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