Youtube comments of FvckYoutube\x27sCensorshipAndTheirAdBuyers UseAdblock (@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718).

  1. "My final wish is to be cremated and my ashes tossed into Uri Gellar's eyes." What a legend.
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  2. I guess with 12 channels Simon no longer has time to finish his sentences.
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  3. Will probably never happen other than fakers. After a near-death experience like that they probably realized life is too precious to waste watching Youtube or reading pointless YT comments.
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  4.  Niranjan  Welcome to the internet, you must be new here. "Cover one's ass" is a common to-the-point saying just about everywhere English is spoken. Don't like it = quit reading YT comments. Besides that YT comments are not meant to be poetry or a sermon, though my username comes closer. And just about no one here gives 2 shits about bibles or religion in general. Some (most?) are even atheists like myself.
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  5. You probably get dumped.
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  6. Yay new bio, I'm stoked.
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  7. This would have made a good Valentine's Day episode.
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  8. Made "A" recovery vs a complete recovery = he lived, but probably wishes he didn't after getting the hospital bill.
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  9. A recovery vs a full recovery = he lived, but he probably wishes he didn't.
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  10. I always wondered why heart muscle has like 10x the mitocondria to avoid "getting tired' yet things like arm and leg muscles do not. Seems like being able to run full speed for 200 miles nonstop (only stopping because you are hungry from all those calories burned) without getting tired or out of breath would be an evolutionary advantage.
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  11. Almost didn't recognize him w/o his beard. Like Simon Whistler with hair.
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  12. They need to make a horror movie based on this. The best horror movies are based on real life.
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  13. Is NordVPN cold or something? He had to put on a sweater to talk about it.
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  14. Brought to you by $1 Shave Club since even Satan needs to keep his goatee groomed.
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  15. Everyone bitching about more likes than views, it's because unless it's watched for like 15 seconds it doesn't count as a view = a lot of people just leave a like and then watch it later when they have time.
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  16. Funny how he got a sponsor that mentions loot chests in a game even though not long ago he basically did a whole 30 min video about how such games are basically glorified gambling and designed to get you hooked like an illegal drug. Also I seriously doubt he actually played what he's pitching, he probably doesn't have time for such frivolous things when working on his next video.
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  17. Going to a gas station for food is like going to a prostitute for a hug.
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  18. Buy used ex-miners at your own peril. I'm not. I'd rather just wait and get a new EVGA one with the warranty intact and the waterblock already installed.
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  19. Hell if I was in the middle of a lecture I would have squeezed my cheeks together and pressed them against the nearest wall to make it loud as possible and just let it rip and said something like "And that's a demonstration of the digestive system in action."
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  20. TLDW: It costs more than I can afford so I won't be taking over the world any time soon.
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  21. I'm reminded of that 1000 Ways To Die episode where the guy tried to outdo a sword swallower by swallowing an audience member's mini umbrella instead. A bad time was had when it was accidentally opened up after it was swalllowed and the ends of the flexible supports got stuck in his throat.
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  22. 2:18 Most Chinese don't use Google's services anyway. They tend to use their own, Baidu. Wasn't Google kicked out of the country anyway a few years ago for refusing to censor search results?
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  23. LOL not gonna happen. At this point even if the whole world decided that, it's too little too late. Just because the 4% global pop of the USA decides to quit pissing in the pool doesn't mean everyone else will stop as well, esp dev countries that can only afford the dirtiest/cheapest coal for energy. Fusion power will be expensive, even if it already existed today. Expensive energy = shrunken economy = everything else that depends on the economy gets fucked. In short we are already screwed, enjoy the ride while it lasts.
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  24. World's biggest stadium that can seat an entire medium-sized city at once = still not big enough for Megaprojects when an airplane is.
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  25. I moved to AMD for the simple reason Intel at the time made you pay extra for just a few more PCIe lanes, on top the ridiculous price of the CPU. Fuck that, ended up just getting a Threadripper with 64 lanes instead of a silly 44 that costs 2x as much (once you bought that stupid module that unlocked them all).
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  26. 20 years for a long laundry list of crimes. Extortion was just one of them. Also keep in mind in the 1970's and 1980's there were few "tough on crime" policies so automatic death penalty or life without parole for murder was rare. With 15 years it was probably downgraded to manslaughter as a plea deal or something.
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  27. 0:34 It gets eaten by the Langoliers.
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  28. Not me. I have Adblock+ installed so dunno what you are talking about. Haven't seen an ad anywhere (including YT) in years.
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  29. Isn't everyone going to die sooner or later anyway? Shouldn't pets be constantly warning everyone?
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  30. If they actually tried to enforce that they'd have no time for the more important things like international serial killers. Copyright laws can pretty much be safely ignored these days. Sure they might arrest you for downloading a movie (or 100,000 of them like I have), but the odds are better that you will win a lotto jackpot given the number of arrests vs number of movie pirates on RARBG alone, never mind the dark web. They probably prioritize the ones making millions from it like Kim Dotcom or that guy that was streaming NFL games for free (no ridiculous PPV fees = woohoo) while collecting the ad dollars.
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  31. When you are so damned rich a personal retail therapy trip triggers hyperinflation (because you have a significant % of all printed money so the Fed prints more so others can have some, which backfires after the tidal wave of cash you've held back is released), causes a global recession, and makes the Federal Reserve reduce interest rates to 0% for the next 10 years as a result. Probably a multi-trillionaire could do it if they wanted to play an expensive practical joke on the world and had a sick sense of humor (likely, you have to be a psychopath to be CEO).
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  32. Not all corpses rot and get eaten by maggots. Some just dry out and mummify, particularly in desert climates or in low-humidity rooms (the heat removed from the chillers probably helped with that). If that happens then there is little smell. Other than that the store stunk even before the corpse and probably why it was shut down, so nothing was unusual.
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  33. Hell I'm 46 and it's still my dream.
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  34. Still a 37-foot disc for a 6" screen. Still way too impractical, even at 900 rpm that's still supersonic (1188 mph). And if it's faster than the speed of sound in the material it's made from = boom. It would make a better kinetic energy weapon than TV.
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  35. The key to being a successful con man is to quit while you are ahead and disappear before you get caught. Same for a career as a gambler. The day I get $34M is the day I retire and get a new identity and some cosmetic surgery and go live on my own yacht complete with floating artificial island in tow in international waters after giving up my citizenship. What Bernard Madoff should have done when he hit $50B and the end was in sight (ie when he couldn't pay anyone without checks bouncing or even a few months before that when he couldn't get any new investors on board).
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  36. Even if the beer didn't paralyze him the medical bill for all that sure would have.
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  37. I mostly only talk to myself, so don't need Babble.
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  38. Glad I don't eat things with bones (just oatmeal and refried beans).
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  39. More like family plate of spaghetti rather than family tree.
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  40. Some people are slow thinkers. Extreme cold just makes that even slower. Thinky pain very uncomfortable.
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  41. I tried being famous once a upon a time long ago. I hated it. These days I'd rather be the opposite; no one knows me and virtually nonexistent.
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  42. Funny thing is no one is going to notice since the only difference is a hidden tag. Save yourself a fortune = make your own fake tags and sew them on $5 Walmart Tshirts.
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  43. I miss the old days when corpses were fresh and all the organs had different colors instead just shades of yellow.
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  44. 2:48 I can shit a stone in a week if I hold it in the whole week and avoid fiber and stay somewhat dehydrated. I can't think of a reason why I would want to though.
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  45. 3:42 A necromancer's wet dream I imagine. 6M potential soldiers for his undead army if he resurrected them all at once. Someone needs to make a movie based on that.
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  46. Why yes, yes it does. Though it's closer to perfect when your murder victim is still a missing person case even after decades due to the stiff never being found and there's never even a murder investigation to worry about.
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  47. Fuck it, give me the world since souls are fake and don't actually exist.
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  48. Apparently they should have built their wonders on stainless steel springs and made them earthquake proof. And told invading xtians to go fuck themselves.
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  49. 15:33 And that's why fines for misdeeds should by law be a % of the previous quarter's profits, not some flat rate. If it doesn't actually noticeably sting then it's just a minor cost of doing business. I would have fined Apple $2-3B to where it would take 5 WEEKS to get that back, not 5 hours.
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  50. They should have put that guy in Red Dead Redemption 2 as part of Arthur Morgan's gang.
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  51. Art is stupid thing to steal. Even when you can find a fence that will take it they prob won't even give .01% for it (ie $10k for a "$100M" painting). Measuring your net worth by how much art you own is a useless metric. Hell even Bitcoin is more reliable as a currency (even when it gains/loses 50% in a single day and is unpredictable).
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  52. I've always said humans make better test subjects than other animals when testing for human effects of something.
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  53. I knew a few like that. Everyone kept telling them to get a stronger douche. They all eventually either switched schools or killed themselves.
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  54. I'm going to go out on a limb and say 42 doesn't actually have time for RSL or any other game or other such trivial things but only to pitch it, he's probably working on his next video if he's awake.
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  55. Then you might as well buy a used PC from 5-10 years ago for maybe $200-300, since performance per $ is now only going get worse with time, even without a silicon shortage. I still use a W7 PC built in 2012. Only has a 1080ti (replaced a Radeon 7970 4 years ago), 3770k (4 cores/8 threads), and 16GB DDR3-1600 but that is still more than adequate for most sane things (ie not protein folding, rendering AVN's, testing nukes, predicting the weather, training an AI, etc). Performance is overrated and just marketing bullshit if you don't actually need or use it (ie I'm a movie collector often Handbraking a bunch of raw bluray dump downloads to h265 and since I'm not falling behind on my job list after running that 24/7 I don't need a faster cpu, a 1080 ti is still good enough for just about all games if you don't care about 4k or raytracing, etc). No one needs a Porche 911 for just a daily commute to work (unless you also street race or something).
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  56. Mental note: if fresh food that some disgruntled employee probably spit on makes you puke it will probably do worse as leftovers.
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  57. Makes no sense to me when an actor gets paid $20M yet the stunt double risking death in his place gets paid in pocket lint by comparison. Should be a rule that the double gets paid at least the same as the one they are doubling for. Maybe then more actors will have more incentive to do their own stunts.
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  58. 20:26 Those must have been some good horror movies to make him puke in his garden. I bet the plants didn't appreciate it, all that extra acidity.
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  59. 6:00 Eh I can do the same thing, I just have to hold it for a week, avoid fiber and water as much as possible, and eat only chocolate and cheese. But why would I want to if I'm not getting paid to do it for some scat video site?
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  60. Now I know why those say "do not eat" on them. It's because of the "genius" featured in this video.
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  61. Don't overestimate the power of whistleblowers. Some gov'ts don't care what you think and will simply ignore you, unless you get in their way or annoy them and then they will make you disappear.
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  62. 4:08 Oh they probably saw him, they just had a schedule to keep or just plain ignored him like a housecat. If walking in the middle of nowhere don't expect a car to pick up hitchhikers these days either.
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  63. 9:20 I always wondered if the folds are unique like fingerprints or if they are more or less the same. I've never had the time to dissect many human brains to check.
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  64. Well, to be fair psychopath is a prerequisite trait to be CEO. If you're not a psychopath someone that is will simply take the job from underneath you, being at the top of the pyramid and all.
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  65. For some things best to never find out. Sometimes ignorance is bliss. With all my former family and friends I just assume they all died of covid and carry on. They probably assume the same.
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  66. A man with a gun can rob a bank. A man with a bank can rob the world. If you're rich and need to protect your money just start a bank and grow it until it's too big to fail, problem solved. Not only your own tax haven (easy to "cook the books" the same way movie studios somehow show no profit on a movie that made multibillions at the box office if you are your own CPA and own the bank) but even if you lose money if the economy tanks you get it back via a gov't bailout = can't lose.
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  67. Nah, all they need is an equal playing field = ALL new cars will be required to have such tech by law and it will be part of the annual inspection so not considered road worthy if it is somehow disabled.
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  68. I'm sure there were other presidents even more corrupt, but they were also smarter so never got caught.
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  69.  @JohnSmith-xm4dk  inside a star = sex with a celebrity.
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  70.  @joaquincarrillo5354  he was mummified = no smell. And probably broke his neck after landing head first = no screams.
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  71. 17:30 Sounds like suppertime with my demented grandparents when I was a kid.
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  72. I've never seen anyone so disappointed and then glad to not blow up a $3000+ video card.
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  73. Duh, giving birth hurts. That's enough reason to not have ANY children, ever. No need to go see a shrink for the obvious since most people don't like pain.
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  74. 35% of them they still don't. I like those odds.
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  75.  @Shayeva421  That kind of crap idea is why there's so many ugly people in the first place, otherwise they'd eventually be bred out of existence.
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  76. Meh, 1 generation behind current has been my motto for the past 15 years. It's stupid to pay 2-3x for a measly 30% improvement, and that's even without the scalpers tripling the price again. Dummies can pay $2000-$3000 for a 4000-series from a scalper if they want. I'll be slapping a waterblock on a used 3080 I'll prob get for $600-700 and only lose maybe 20-30% performance (not noticable without benchmarks = good enough) over a 4080 (die shrinks are getting less effective and less often in case anyone hasn't noticed).
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  77.  @alexajohnson2065  Thing is it wasn't even meant to be a joke, but matter-of-fact. It was good enough to give me a giggle though anyway after I read it, so mission accomplished.
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  78.  @angycucumber4319  Exactly part of my point. It wouldn't even let me spell my username the right way when I changed it. Hell I couldn't even put "advertisers" in it, so had to resort to "adbuyers". Though I can somewhat agree about advertiser being considered that same as profanity as far as I'm concerned.
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  79. 7:20 Grow your own beans. Patience is a virtue, and once made ricin never expires so can be stockpiled for years or even decades.
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  80.  @darkphoenix3093  women without stretch marks do exist. It's called never getting pregnant or fat and taking care of yourself. Or at least they are mostly invisible if they do have them.
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  81. Sounds like just about any billionaire today, the difference is the ones today simply seldom get caught (with the few that do thanking those responsible for getting them caught with car bombs), so legality of tactics doesn't matter.
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  82. Well, maybe if you were a billionaire and lived in a decked-out castle. That worked when Beast got Beauty's attention.
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  83. 1:28 I still use mine. Also comes with radium numbers and hands (handy if I wake up in the middle of the night and don't feel like fumbling in the dark for a phone and it's still almost bright enough to use as a weak flashlight, will be for another 1500 years given the half-life of radium). It is the same one grandma used back in the 1940's (still keeps ok time too, despite being mechanical and 80 years of use). If it still works why change it or throw it away?
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  84. Simon's Beard: The 3rd most challenging beard ever grown (behind BeardMeatsFood and those ZZ Top dudes).
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  85. Sounds like your better off just staying home and accepting your fate rather than taking your chances at a hospital that will only postpone the inevitable at great expense.
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  86. 12:25 I wonder how that would work with me, who doesn't associate with anyone, high- or low-life (I quit doing social media crap like Facebook years ago, haven't missed it much).
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  87. that was a big oopsie.
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  88. TLDW: it's to make manufacturing easier, no other consumer-level practical reason.
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  89. Hell I'm 48 and still wanna be a pirate. Imagine getting $3 billion worth of loot from a container ship or oil tanker and holding it for $30M worth of bitcoin ransom.
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  90. Adblock FTW. It not only blocks annoying ads but stupid ones as well (and by extension the dumbass websites they are attached too = no revenue = no dumb misinformation website). I dunno what you all are talking about since I never see ads at all. As far as dumb videos, quit watching random shit an algorithm feeds you. I only watch what I'm subbed to and I unsub from stupid ones.
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  91. I thought only pornstars and strippers shaved their balls. I'd rather just keep the hair, I'm not putting sharp objects anywhere near those. As far as odor a shower+ soap still works just fine, hair or no hair.
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  92. 12:25 Damn, The Ming Dynasty was a couple thousand years older than I originally thought.
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  93. And I've been on 2 in 47 years (1 in my teens and 1 in my 20's before realizing it was a waste of time and money), beat you. Unless you call hookups with hookers dates, they seem to like calling them that for some reason.
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  94. Eh I've had them twice. Probably from the phosphoric acid in soda pop since 1L of that a day is the only thing I drank for 20 years. Had me in enough pain I was twiching and puking in the fetal position on the ER room floor. Probably the best description I can think of is it was like I swallowed a pissed-off cat whole and it's trying to claw, bite and chew it's way out of my side and back from the inside out. No pain no gain I guess.
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  95. I wish my beard grew as fast as Simon's. I could have sworn it was noticeably longer at the end of a 1hr Epic Blaze than at the beginning.
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  96. ​ @Bennyboy-dog  Guilt tripping doesn't work on me for anything since I simply don't give 2 shits about what others think of me. I'm the guy that will take $5-10 in quarters out of the park or mall fountain for laundry money when the rent-a-cop isn't looking while everyone else stares on in shock and horror like I just drowned someone in it with my bare hands. As far as blocking ads, the uploaders get paid either way and so does Youtube. It's the morons that try to annoy everyone else with ads that end up wasting their money and tossing it into a black hole. Maybe they will wisen up to this when they realize the ads are not that effective (even before Adblock I boycotted every ad I saw just for annoying me, not hard when brand names are overpriced compared to generic anyway). Never understood why there's 20M idiots paying for YT Red either, probably the same crowd that pays for porn even though it's free everywhere.
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  97. I wonder what the IOC will do when everyone catches on to their scam and no one wants to host the games anymore due to the cost vs the reward. Bragging rights don't mean much when that starts to cost billions of dollars that will never be recouped.
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  98. Why does this video remind me of the 2019 movie "The Art of Self Defense"?
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  99. Silican gel manufacturers: Do Not Eat! KC : Challenge accepted!
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  100. Speaking of famous prisoners, do Charles Bronson (the crazy guy stuck in UK solitary for 47 years, not the Death Wish actor).
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  101. eh he'll probably be dead by 2025 or so. I'd eat shit daily for last 15 years of my 86-year existence for $65B, I'd bet most would. Life pretty much sucks anyway when you are old, living it out in prison isn't much more worse than outside if the payout is worth it.
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  102. Random thought: I wonder if The Brothers' Grimm version of Snow White was based on this.
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  103. Umm no, the reverse, he named the cereal after himself.
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  104. Eh some presidents getting assassinated would do everyone else a favor. I say let them.
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  105. Apparently Wuhan needs either permanently wiped off the map or permanently quarantined, global pandemics always seem to start there.
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  106. force-fed molten gold, I bet that was some indigestion even Pepto couldn't fix.
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  107. Fuck yeah. Rape and kill whoever you want or do whatever else with no consequences that won't happen soon anyway. Something I plan to do when I'm 80 and gonna die soon anyway (= my world ending soon rather than the world in general = no consequences worth noting).
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  108.  @saouer  I don't see how just straight up saying someone died and not even showing a corpse could get demonetized. If that's true YT needs to take it's bullshit and shut down already.
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  109. If only US executions today took 3 days rather than 3 decades.
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  110. Ok who's taking bets that 42 doesn't even drink? Pretty sure he didn't actually play Raid Shadow Legends during his limited free time when he pitched that either.
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  111. Doesn't work on me, I use Adblock.
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  112. Well, that's why, it's not the 1980's anymore. These days if it's not CGI superheroes then it's not a money maker = no one wants to risk losing money or bother breaking even.
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  113.  @puffcatco  I'd rather just make a fake tag (the only difference), sew it on a $5 Tshirt, and pass it off as original. Far easier than selling useless artwork fakes to people with more money than brains, even if I only had to sell a few of the artworks to be set for life vs a 100k Tshirts, if profit was the whole point of buying it. And if I can come up with such a simple idea there's many others that will too = so much for value increase and limited production once people catch on to the fakes. Most likely the Chinese and North Korean gov'ts will flood the market all by themselves.
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  114. When idiots only watch YT on their phone and then complain of ads. I'm watching on PC with Adblock so dunno what you are talking about, never see any ads other than product placement in the video itself.
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  115. They do that too, hence all the sightings.
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  116. Why yes, yes it is. It's why the entire globe should follow China and ban banks from dealing with it in any way. Can't convert it to other traditional currencies and no merchant will take it as payment due to the volatility = no one will waste an electricity bill just to make a then-worthless number on a screen get bigger. As a bonus it will also ease the silicon shortage as well.
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  117. 3:53 For those that want to skip the sales pitch. Nope, RSL is still a POS spending contest like most other phone games. My 2021 New Year resolution was to quit playing games with microtranstions and I have never broke it (hardly ever even use my phone at all any more for anything). I plan on renewing that in 2022 and probably every year after that.
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  118. In my case (or anyone else's that wish they were never born) I wouldn't call being born with my ugly ass parents lucky. I would have been luckier if I was conceived a few months after Roe V. Wade was settled rather than before. Luckier still if not conceived at all. Or at least in the distant future when the world isn't the 20-21st century version of mostly shit and genetic engineering is cheap to where most everyone wins the gene lotto.
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  119.  @Walymie  if shallow means high standards, then hell yeah. Everyone should be "shallow", the world would have fewer ugly people since the ugly ones would probably die virgins or at least no kids. Immature is debatable. I'm old enough to know better but still young enough to not care.
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  120. Vast majority of people even if they are in the US: What's Microcenter? Oh, that store that's a 6-hour drive away from me.
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  121. Well, economics will decide the answer to the problem for us eventually when there is no more fossil fuels to burn in 80-100 years (or, more likely, they become so rare and expensive compared to nuclear that no one will want to use them).
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  122. Meh, I was going to set up a Ponzi scheme on Squarespace until Simon told me not to. He just cut the number of potential Squarespace customers in half, since just about everyone is a con man.
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  123. That's good advice, friends are overrated and just stab you in the back sooner or later anyway.
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  124.  @baitposter  Those lists would be useless if no one gave a crap if they were on them so everyone was on them. Kinda like the present state of sex offender registries.
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  125. Those are only slightly cheaper.
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  126.  @motorflight  not snowcapped in summer and not made of solid rock with no topsoil so shouldn't even count as mountains. I rode the Blue Ridge Parkway during a road trip back in the 1980's, wasn't all that impressed. They are more like just really big hills.
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  127. I quit going outside in 2006 so quit paying attention to the weather. Unless it's taking out the power or ripping the roof off of my apartment I pretty much don't even notice it.
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  128. Everything is bad for you so might as well not worry too much about it. Hell O2 is bad for you (it starts slowly killing you over the next 80 years from your first breath), but you will die quicker without it.
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  129. Wasn't everything black and white back then?
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  130. It's probably mostly bald anyway. He just shaves what's left off to keep it from looking like a cat with the mange. Probably what Trump should do.
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  131. Thoughts and prayers are obviously useless. What good did they do BEFORE the explosion?
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  132. as long as the religious people are attractive. I wouldn't want to attract thongs of ugly fat sumo wrestlers.
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  133. 16:20 That's a whole new level of nerd rage.
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  134. I would have told the gov't to take a flying leap, and went to court on First Amendment grounds. For those determined to know the info is there, you just have to go deeper, (ie deep web or dark web, which is 90% of the internet).
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  135. The only time I give to charity is when I want to avoid paying taxes = never, since I stay poor just to avoid paying taxes anyway, so no charity donation required. If donating gives the same neural reward as cocaine I'd rather just smoke the cocaine. I've done both at one time or another, and the cocaine is more effective.
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  136. 2:45 Oh well. Let it stay dark I have over 110k movies and another 150k or so to go before I have the whole IMDB. I couldn't care less if another movie is made ever again, it will make downloading the rest much quicker and easier. There's already more movies than any one can possibly watch in 2 lifetimes anyway even just once. Same with songs, once you get into the millions already in existence it's almost pointless to make more.
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  137. eh 100% chance of dying of something sooner or later, might as well be by Netflix overdose.
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  138. 8:20 Lol @ a million years. We will extinct ourselves in probably less than 100-200 and still be stuck on Moon/Earth/Mars even then, forget all over the universe in a million years.
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  139. As a zombie this episode made me very hungry. Dunno why but I just noticed that brains are hollow in the middle, even after seeing hundreds of them over the years.
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  140. I'll believe it when I see it. If I can get a 4080 sometime in 2023-2024 for under $1200 by simply going to EVGA and buying it with no out of stocks, queue lists, paying double MSRP on eBay, or other silliness just to buy one I will be very surprised (probably only possible if other silicon fabs and factory expansions are running by then). As far as 3080's at actual retail next month, lol I call bullshit clickbait when the wait lists for those are still probably over a year long at EVGA alone (so long new customers can't even sign up for the wait list anymore, and frankly it's dumb to at this point anyway because the 4080 will be out when people are still waiting to buy the 3080). Supply and demand will keep prices up for at least that long.
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  141. I wish I had a teacher like that first one when I was in school back in the 1980's. Seems he was just a cool hippie, unlike the mostly boring ones.
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  142. 13:40 it will with a nuclear WW3 and all those emp's. Or, more likely, another Carrington Event wiping out the internet and the global power grid along with it. Other than that, most older forums and web sites from 20 years ago simply no longer exist (storage and bandwidth costs money). Who's to say in 10 years Facebook won't be about as popular as Myspace is now (that lost most of it's data during a server migration a few years ago)? The internet isn't as permanent and forever as some like to think.
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  143. 13:50 I still have all my bones, so it wasn't made from me.
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  144. 1:08 Replaying Stardew Valley on my PC. Those that volunteer to be nickel and dimed to death with RSL or any other mobile game loaded with ads and microtransactions and designed to be boring as fuck after a few hours unless they keep spending money are the stupid ones. Might as well throw it away at a casino, at least then you get a (small) chance to get back more money than you spent while having fun.
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  145. I quit holding my breath years ago. Now every date given I don't even pay attention to and won't until first images are downloaded. Pull away the football enough and even Charlie Brown gives up. As many setbacks as there have been at this point I wouldn't be surprised if it blew up on the launchpad or reached it's intended Lagrange point only for the mirrors to fail to deploy (not an easy fix compared to LEO and putting glasses on Hubble).
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  146. Awhile back I didn't quite make my own reactor in my apartment but made my own 5MV electron accelerator/death beam weapon in my living room out of a 10-foot glass tube, some tungsten and 5MV DC. Put out so much x-rays (sadly I didn't reach gamma ray frequencies) that the air itself glowed bluish around a tungsten electron beam target several feet away that glowed white hot at a point where the beam was hitting (more beam current and I could have burned or blasted holes in it, maybe). I prob gave myself and everyone else on the block cancer, oh well, was worth it.
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  147. Slavery is an effective cost-cutting measure, even when factoring in revolts and uprisings and dealing with those. Dunno why we bothered abolishing it when it worked just fine for hundreds of nations and empires for thousands of years.
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  148. You should have tried mercury or other liquid metal too. I bet the delta temp of that would have been a lot lower than water.
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  149. I was wondering how they were going to explore the life of Rack the Jipper considering he was never identified, his identity only guessed at.
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  150. 3:20 1683? Damn, steam engines and the Suez Canal are older than I thought. Kinda like the Ming Dynasty from the 1500's BC.
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  151.  @mordekaihenry7267  lol says the guy that prob has a gf so ugly that he's ashamed to be seen with her in public.
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  152. So when these are removed and they have brains do they count as abortions?
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  153. Only a moron would assume it was 18 months underwater. And then an extra dose of moron for making their stupidity public by yelling clickbait as a result.
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  154.  @peach_25  isn't that the whole point of YT, to waste time? It's hardly a place for a quality education. Curiosity Stream, Great Courses+, and other sites they pitch are better for that.
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  155. I hope the short-tempered guy that killed him ended up crucified. Kinda hard to take advantage of his knowledge if he's killed and the only copy of the blueprints and formulas are in his head.
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  156. Ha Ha, eat it Democraps. Trump 2020!
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  157. Forgery is an art in itself. At the end of the day who cares who actually made it if no one can tell the difference?
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  158. I think the Moon and Mars will make great penal colonies once prisons are built there.
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  159. 15:05 Is one of the syphilis patients previously treated with mercury (tremors from brain damage is a side effect) holding the camera for that clip?
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  160. Eh they can just make another one if they aren't too old (2yo and under so prob not too old to try again and replace it).
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  161. This is why I prefer the personal insane asylum of my own apt.
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  162. 2:35 Alexander could carry a horse? Damn, no wonder he was a badass that took over the whole known world and called Great.
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  163. I don't really need Ground News. I simply quit watching the news altogether long ago, it depresses me. Rather just hide out in my own reality and ignore everyone else's while it rots, burns and drowns.
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  164. And here I was picturing a clay tablet you could hold like a tablet PC.
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  165.  @bohlalemtati5622  /shrug you're entitled to your opinion I guess. So if according to you no one is ugly does that mean you will sleep with everyone that asks? if so that is far more disgusting than me.
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  166. 1:52 For those that don't give 2 shits about the overpriced crap pitched on YT.
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  167. Given the price of video cards I guess they figured anyone that can afford more than 1 were either Jeff Bezos or 2 or more different people.
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  168. Meh end result is the same even if you die tomorrow or in 2080. I quit giving a shit about life expectancy in my 30's since life is downhill from there anyway. The vast majority that want to live forever are in their 20's. I bet they wouldn't want to if they were stuck at age 50 or even worse 80 for all eternity when they only have half their 25yo senses and in chronic arthritis pain all waking hours.
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  169. 7:20 I can only imagine the cost of that. It's why green screens and CGI was invented. Unless actually going into space gets quicker and cheaper than a render server and special effects software I don't see it ever happening unless it's a documentary with a $200M budget (equal to the previous record spent on making a documentary, which is not a very profitable genre). And certainly not happening since soon there will be no ISS to attach the space studio to.
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  170. That shouldn't even be optional anyway. Medical schools and then science experiments like Alcor should legally get dibs after the funeral is over and considered gov't property if they don't want them for some reason.
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  171. only if they are foolish enough to have hearts to sink.
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  172. Dunno why that show isn't called "I should be dead". Same meaning but fewer syllables.
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  173. 20:23 Yes, that would have been the appropriate punishment, with 1 tossed into the same canal as the paintings and the other burned in a bonfire at the same spot the art was burned. If he somehow did it again with no hands then repeat with both feet as well.
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  174. We can, but we won't. It would take a perfect storm of too many coincidences to happen, even if profit and economic development weren't priorities. We knew this was coming 40 years ago and yet did nothing the whole time. And we will do mostly nothing for the next 40. In short humans as a species is doomed (if not by our own doing then something else, nothing is forever, even the universe itself will die and take all life with it eventually), enjoy the ride while it lasts.
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  175. It's hardly top secret with top clearance required. A few google searches will net the same info. Do you think this channel gets it's sources from spies and moles in the military and secret friends of Ed Snowden or something?
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  176. I quit playing microtransaction games. Here I use Adblock. That took care of all ads in a 1-2 punch.
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  177. 2:57 I didn't know Haiti had $8.5B worth of real estate and infrastructure to destroy. Well, at least the next one will cost less, still not much left 11 years later.
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  178. CA should just be ignored, that is what happens when you have hippies making the idiotic laws that have everything giving you cancer among other things. Manufacturers should just stop selling things to CA addresses, that would be so much simpler. Maybe those stupid laws would get repealed if it made everyone there have to go out-of-state to do their shopping if it's more than groceries.
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  179. Already saw this on Seconds From Disaster. I guess content runs low often when you're spitting one out every 6 hours.
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  180.  @BTheBlindRef  Most voters don't care about the details why, most of them are a simple lot and can't get their head around the details of DC anyway. To most of them all they know is that a promise was broken within 4 years.
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  181. Dante is most definitely fiction.
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  182.  @floridanews8786  If I did that I'd probably have the FBI on my ass again.
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  183. Minecraft didn't exist when I skipped prom, had to settle for Gameboy.
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  184. No, the mid 1980's were the great depression for gaming. The entire industry nearly collapsed and would have never recovered if it did so (even Quaker Oats turn video game developer to crank out shit for profit, back then you didn't know a game was shit until after you bought it, no reviews, no returns, and the 2021 equivalent of $60-90 each, at least before the market tanked and then they couldn't give them away for $5). Thanks alot Atari and it's knockoffs.
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  185. 7:20 I thought that was the guy that started a furniture store.
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  186. Apparently removing the unlucky floors didn't help (what a shocker), it's still sinking. Maybe they shouldn't have removed the unlucky floors and pissed off the god of anti-superstition. /sarcasm.
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  187. Nope, I don't do "free" phone games that end up nickel and diming you to bankruptcy, I quit that crap back in Jan as a New Year's resolution. Only 5 months and already an extra $1k for the ho/o/ker fund.
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  188. Imagine if the Hindenburg was filled with 200k m^3 of oxyacetylene that detonated rather than burned (a few cm^3 soap bubble leaves your ears ringing). Maybe Halifax wouldn't have been the biggest non-nuclear explosion and there would have been no more Lakehurst, NJ (or at least no more naval airfield, mostly all there was in the 1937).
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  189. It's mostly digital. History would be mostly erased with a single Carrington Event if it happened today (as well as most of civilization for the next century or 2).
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  190. I say rogue waves are caused by a pissed off Aquaman telling ships to get off his lawn.
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  191. I try not to have goals, that just leads to disappointment.
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  192.  @Serenity7250  Donating shouldn't even be a necessary, after the funeral a trip to the local med school should be mandatory.
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  193. You left out the part where during Y2K my 105 yo aunt got an automated letter from the local school district welcoming her to kindergarten (apparently not all computer systems bothered updating).
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  194. Well, at least World of Warships =/= Raid Shadow Legends
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  195. No point in caring anyway, not like you are going to live forever even without Twinkies, booze, cigarettes, drugs , etc. I'd rather live 50 years on Twinkies than 500 years but eating shit I don't like that whole time and doing without life's luxuries and dying later anyway.
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  196.  @johncrowerdoe5527  Still insanely impractical for inferior quality unless it was for a school science project or something. If I was going to build some sort of TV from scratch I would go 3D and get 1.26 billion rgb leds (when they are small and cheap enough to where the support was basically invisible to the naked eye, maybe 40" edges) and make a 1080p cube (even better than a hologram = no smoke or mist needed). People have already build cruder (ie 20x20x20 and monocolor) versions of that ran by arduinos. I certainly wouldn't attempt that scale with regular 60mA rgb's though without a 250MW generator to run it (and some way to remove all that heat from the cube). Currently the smallest is .65mm and 5mA, which is still too much (20MW power req). Maybe when they get to 90% efficiency and use less than a uA.
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  197.  @m01stglitch5  That's why when in doubt you take them all down.
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  198.  @tgirl8955  He was in an enclosed space constantly near heat removed from the chillers, I'd bet in that space the conditions were comparable to a food dehydrator and he mummified in a matter of days or weeks.
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  199. @UCurAc8d_XqPBJq-oUqDdqGw lol wait until we make it hotter than it's ever been in the past 2-3B years just with CO2 and methane production.A few more centuries of that it will be almost as hot as Venus and humans will have long since cooked to death. Also Earth really noticed when blue-green algae started making O2 about 2.8B years ago. Prior to that Earth's air was oxygen-free (and as toxic to humans as almost any other alien planet, if we could time travel to that point). Sure Earth may not "care" either way, but to say humans or even bacteria have no effect at all on it is silly.
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  200. LOL and here I thought Bernard Madoff was a genius and king of all bastards. I guess no matter how good you are at what you decide to do there is always someone better that actually totally gets away with it. Fools and their money...
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  201. Yeah it's like every other marketing dept thinks people are stupid and don't see through their pay-double-and-get-one-free limited time "bargains". I just wish stores woud also start offering discounts for using cash or check vs a credit card. The 3-5% fee VISA/MC charge for every debit /credit on a merchant account doesn't come from nowhere but the higher prices people pay for the stuff they are buying. Getting a token 1% back "reward" from Visa doesn't completely make that extra cost go away.
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  202.  @jarehelt  kinda hard to see it first when you don't even exist outside select people's superstitious minds.
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  203. I've went to making chainmail as a hobby. Theringlord hasn't been out of stock in 2 years and if so not for long. Enjoy your fleecing, die hard gamers.
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  204. sadly most didn't exit, they just "let it ride" too long. the vast majority only got 30% of their money back (if any at all, biggest banks probably get priority).
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  205.  @m.e.5482  maybe he got tired or wasn't making enough money to cover expenses? History isn't as popular as cat videos.
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  206. Well, it's dumb to let a good tragedy go to waste. Glad someone is making money from it.
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  207. Last board I had brick I ended up having to order another eeprom with the default bios on it, prying out the corrupted one, and dropping in the new one (it was a 20-pin chip irrc and had a socket). $30 chip is cheaper than a $230 mobo if all it needs is a new bios to unbrick it. I guess these days there's 2 eeproms/built-in backup as standard.
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  208. Well, as long as her 2 sons were also sterilized at birth then all is good. Really should sterilize females too, with just males no wonder it was ultimately ineffective, since just 1 male can fertilize multiple females. Really they need to do it genetically via aerosol the way mosquito populations are reduced now to reduce malaria cases. A bit less barbaric and a bit more efficient than physically detaching their balls one person at a time.
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  209. in a few years corona thing will probably still be a thing. A few previous plague outbreaks waxed and waned for decades before mostly going away.
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  210.  @montreauxs  yes there's plenty at the 0.1% end of the bell curve that are basically mutants that can do that, but that's no where near human averages. And his is more of a 5 mph jog and not a 100m dash the whole way. Sure, 350 miles in 80 hours is impressive, but imagine if he could maintain something similar to Usain Bolt's speed for 350 miles = same thing in 13 hours, without all that annoying hallucinating from lack of sleep. Of course I guess it is easier to just use your brain to make a solar-powered eBike or something for the same accomplishment.
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  211. 13:23 I thought those were called Viagra.
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  212. SimCity in real life. I guess billionaires have to find some way to spend their money faster instead of just buying a $50 game.
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  213. yeah one just keeps their mouth shut anyway and the other doesn't. I'm the former.
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  214.  @tmfan3888  Try using Google or a calculator, you are already on the internet. 1m = 3.28 ft. Try using your brain a bit rather than getting everyone else to try to jump start it for you.
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  215. Well, unlike some serial killers that do it as a hobby for fun it's safe to say they didn't kill anyone that didn't deserve it. Don't step on the Mob's toes and odds are you won't have a hitman sent to assassinate you.
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  216. 9:14 only immortal due to the congressmen in Disney's pockets; when a law gets inconvenient, change it, and to hell with what the common peasants think or the effects on them.
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  217. It's been going on since time began and will continue to do so as long as humans exist and like sex. Might as well just give up and legalize it since people will forever just do it anyway, only in shady underworlds where someone can disappear and never be seen again.
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  218. Disliked with the 110 others. Simon is great but the topic is disgusting.
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  219. Why would a black dude call the cops? Doesn't he watch the news? Good job, you got your neighbor killed.
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  220. 1:25 Mine is about that loud when I'm pulling the whole 200A (sometimes even more if I pre-cool the breaker with canned air so it doesn't pop as easy) for some electrical projects. Really wish the USA wasn't a bunch a cheap asses and had 3-phase everywhere like Europe has. 277/480v 200A 3 phase to every house should be standard (just use a 480/240/120v common transformer to step a phase down for 120/240v stuff), sucks I have to pay $50,000 if I want that brought in. I mean hell, how hard is it to swap transformers on the pole and the service cable/meter box when there's already 3-phase power lines on said pole?
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  221. It's not that hard if you watch nothing else 16h a day 7 days a week.
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  222. 17:00 Eh even if surviving originals were discovered Bill Gates would just buy them and put them in one of his desk drawers.
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  223. 5:43 Interesting, I thought the log of 5 was 100,000 instead of 50.
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  224. This is why it's best to have the cops on your payroll. Everyone has a price. Also, don't do business with someone you don't know. Breaking that rule is what eventually brought down the Mafia to a shadow of what they used to be.
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  225. Humans and their stupid sports fan subgroup... smdh.
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  226. People have already asked and he's already said NO.
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  227.  @aakarshchaudhary7359  Fuck 'em, they are welcome to try.
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  228.    Simple: Chaos Theory (that doesn't just deal with chaos but how patterns emerge from randomness all by itself with no outside intervention, sometimes even with the simplest equation to describe it. eg Mandelbrot sets). Life doesn't need a creator when ultimately it created itself, so it isn't all that special and certainly not magical even if it is somewhat unique (reset to the same initial conditions and you won't get the exact same course of evolution). In short there's nothing different between a live guy and a dead guy, just a loss of patterns and organization. Not much different between a wind blowing dunes in sand and then shifting and erasing them.
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  229.  @aldeen9190  You must have just came from the Sahara desert, you sound so thirsty.
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  230. 13:16 that so-called beauty looks like a dude dressed in drag, and a bad attempt at that.
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  231. With all the guesswork and speculation involved it makes me wonder how many holes are gonna be in present human history by 7021AD (with the colossal assumption that humans aren't extinct by then). I imagine a lot more since instead of clay tablets and stone mountains and heiroglyphics we use digital magnets the size of 100,000 atoms that decay to unreadable after less than 100 years and need specific equipment to read and the right amount and type of electricity to run that.
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  232.  @Eternally_Moon  Back when corpses were dissected soon after they died (a few days tops, ideally a few hours before Rigor Mortis set in). Most were executions but some were dug up soon after the funeral was over. Ah, I miss the good old days.
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  233.  @ilarious5729  Yes, every Fortune 500 CEO is in fact a psychopath. It's a required trait, because if you are not then someone that is will do whatever is necessary, morals and ethics (and even the law if it can't be proven) be damned, and take the position in your place if all other skills are equal. Such is life at the top of the pyramid. Others have to be a ruthless psycho for the simple reason they are the ones that started the company and wouldn't stay in business long enough to be in the Fortune 500 if they weren't, the more money involved the more competitive it is.
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  234. Won't happen in 2023 either, China will blow up TSMC with missiles by then. Fuck gaming, I've moved on to visual novels (prerendered, even a shitty 10yo APU can display those) and have over 11 years worth of those already downloaded (668 of them and counting).
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  235. @Dany Henriquez who cares? fuck grammar. Got sick of that shit when I was still in school. Everyone knew the general idea he meant to convey, the details of how he did it matter 0 to everyone but grammar nazis. And maybe lawyers looking for a technicality to exploit.
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  236. I thought Manscaped was just for porn stars and male strippers (that's probably most if not all the mentioned 2M global sales). There's no way in hell I'm putting something sharp enough to cut hair near my sensitive bits, plus I prefer looking like a man, rather than a prepubescent boy. If hair wasn't meant to be there then it wouldn't grow there.
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  237.  @allftw2677  I will be dead so obviously it will not matter to me at that point. As I said before to me it's silly to worry about things so distant in the future it can't possibly affect me. The human race will more probably be extinct within 200 years like the movie 2067 rather than having permanent colonies around other stars like some Star Trek movie. I accepted that fact long ago, but since I won't be around to even witness either scenario why should it matter to me? I live in the here and now, a future that distant is not my problem or worry.
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  238. Well, the way I see it if robots take my job in 5 years then I have nothing to worry about. Presumably if they get that sophisticated robot hookers will also be a thing and unlike the meat version not get mad when I don't pay them, so I won't need a job anyway.
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  239. 23:35 Talk about a conditioned response. I heard that music and was expecting that pic of Pavlov to start puking everywhere like LA Beast.
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  240. $10 for a box of cereal = I'll pass. For $10 it better taste like ambrosia or Miss America's pvssy.
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  241. Wish they'd hurry up and combine high speed cameras and microscopes. I wanna see deuterium neuclei fusing into helium in slow motion (prob need a billion fps). I want that in 4k too.
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  242.  @RockhopperRio  It didn't originally. I still wasn't stupid enough to assume it was 18 months underwater like most brain-dead people.
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  243. would it be easier just to distill the liquid air? Big difference between -196C for N2 and -183C for O2. Prob need a bigger cryocooler than 8W (more like 1-1.5kW) if you want to fill that giant dewar in a day or something.
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  244. And people still say 911 wasn't a false flag attack. 😆
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  245.  @sfred8821  says the guy that will fvck just about anything apparently.
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  246.  @xoemilee99  lol, u mad or something? Some guys are actually picky, get over it.
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  247.  @xoemilee99  lol triggered much?
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  248. @Obscure Anomaly mine too. I wasn't even trying to be a troll, but now I'm laughing my ass off at all the oversensitivity and insecurity. Hell if I was trying to be a troll, this would be a perfect time to practice , since apparently no one here has heard of "don't feed the trolls". This would be a smorgasbord for them lol.
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  249. 17:30 Damn, I 've heard of art evoking emotional responses but making a beholder flying into a rage and attack it with a knife, really? WTF?
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  250. Wouldn't a soft robot be better if it goes Skynet and turns on you? I'd rather be hit overt the head with the equivalent of a sponge or pillow rather than a 2x4 or metal pipe.
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  251. If no one wanted to bury him why not just toss him in a wood chipper and feed some stray dogs?
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  252. I still miss the good old days when corpses were fresh and shades of pink instead of pickled in formaldehyde for who knows how long but long enough to turn everything yellow.
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  253.  @robertkubrick3738  Oh, I do eventually, even if I can't right away. If they start talking in a foreign language that I need to get Babble for, that's probably when the real issues will start.
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  254. After binge watching Highlander the Series I can see why they cut it short in the intro where they did (besides for the typical 90s intro length). It's sounds pretty damned cheesy and almost not even the same song after 90-100 secs.
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  255. That's why they should just execute them and be done with it. Recidivism rates are 0 if they are dead after the first time. Society shouldn't waste time and other resources on rehabbing when there's already more than enough productive members without them, dispose of them and be done with it.
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  256. No point in caring about it anyway. Either way you're gonna die sooner or later regardless. Healthcare is a colossal waste of money when all it does is postpone the inevitable.
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  257. I totally enjoyed that video , and yes I know I'm a weirdo and proud of it.
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  258. And Simon says the past was the worst. To me those public executions seems like better entertainment than modern Superbowl half times, it's a shame we still don't do them. And no, I don't live in Flint MI so don't have lead poisoning.
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  259. it repeats regardless sooner or later, might as well not even try to stop it repeating. It would be easier to stop the Earth spinning.
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  260. 13:20 LOL first time I've seen Simon crack up while pitching the sponsor.
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  261. I'd rather just stay a certified psychopath, far more fun with the same end result.
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  262.  @charlottesmom  Ever think maybe they enjoy it? I'd love a job like that, I wouldn't have to hide the previous living heads I sawed in half after they quit screaming and would actually get paid for it.
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  263. He probably likes death and destruction as much as I do.
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  264. 1:35 Lol that time when we all wished flip clocks had a 3rd drum displaying seconds. And that he had more time to fix his hair.
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  265. This should have been on TopTenz.
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  266.  @sirmounted8499  It's enough to be a deterrent. You want to punish them, not bankrupt or close them.
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  267. I don't see how vaping could be good for you even without the hospital reports. It's basically inhaling liquid = drowning in slow motion.
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  268. 1:55:05 Cheaper just to stay off social media where uploading pictures of yourself is a thing. Those are nothing but voluntary surveillance systems anyway everyone is better off without.
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  269. Would have been more interesting to do that with gulag inmates instead of dogs. I bet plenty would have volunteered to take a break from starvation and being worked to death, even if they did have to get a 2nd and 3rd head sewn onto their necks, head kept alive without a body, etc.
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  270. 8:10 I once made a buddy of mine back in the day literally shit his pants with a modulated 5-10Hz signal. Technically it wasn't a brown note Mythbusters style since it couldn't be heard (other than the water cooling pumps), but at 30kW rms with power pulses up to 100x that if you were in the same room with it it literally messed with your brain circuitry and nervous system temporarily. Pulsing it at about 15Hz would literally make it where you couldn't control your lips and tongue to speak, just stuttering and slurred speech until it was turned off. I don't recall it making people hallucinate ghosts though. Then again, maybe it did and they just didn't mention it to keep from sounding foolish.
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  271. 15:50 Why is farting at a funeral bad? There's more room out than in as my grandma used to say.
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  272. 8:10 The sick to my stomach, lol. At least that's what swej would say.
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  273.  @sydIRISH  No, the US will start it as always by sticking their noses where it doesn't belong. Unless China directly attacks us like Japan did in 1941 we have no business fucking with them. If we do go to war I hope China totally kicks our asses (not an event with 0 probability, believe it or not, especially in 10 years time when their military spending is even bigger than the US's), maybe then we'll mind our own business.
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  274. The why is simple: it was built to troll future archeologists.
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  275.  @Mitche23  That just sped up the inevitable. Everyone needed to cash out all at once when their other investments tanked and he couldn't pay what they were promised. Even w/o the crash he was headed for dire straits anyway, it would have just been a few years later. Personally I would have took the money and ran after a month of no new money invested because it quickly goes down hill from there. Though actually running with even $10B would probably be difficult (110 tons of $100 bills), best to quietly convert it all into mobile property (ie floating island or my own aircraft carrier) and hire my own mercenary army to defend it.
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  276. How could legit mad scientists able to design nukes not know that anything built with them would be radioactive? Especially by the 1950's when they had better understanding from Hiroshima and Nagasaki aftereffect studies. At least they didn't build those aquifers and resevoirs with nukes and then say, "oops" only after cancer rates of everyone that used them went up 10 or 100x.
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  277. 6:55 Oops. 1M lbs is 450 metric tons, not 450kg. Unless there was yet another SI convention that changed the definition of the kg yet again that I didn't know about.
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  278. Fuck the future. All I know about the future is in it I'm dead and so is everyone else now alive, so I couldn't care less about something I won't get to enjoy or even experience.
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  279. meh fuck the planet and the future, as long as it outlasts me for another 30-40 years I don't care. Obviously it's stupid to worry about things one won't be around to have to worry about anyway, esp if they weren't stupid enough to have kids.
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  280. My hero, an uncommon one that actually got away with it.
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  281. Lol nice sponsor Simon, thought not the best appropriate fit. Apparently the channel's marketing dept can sell ice to Eskimos.
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  282.  @slaggerthord31  yes because retards were yelling clickbait while assuming from the title that they lived in the crashed sub for 18 months.
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  283. Don't play games still in beta from a company division that's also still in beta, particularly on a card that has drivers still in beta. Probably some anti-Amazon coder infiltrated them and snuck code into the game on purpose. It's a closed beta, so at least you have to pay $40 to get your $1500 card bricked.
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  284. When the 3080 ti is officially shipping in a few months I'll probably just camp at a Microcenter parking lot for a day or 2 before inventory receiving day. Thankfully I don't even need a Greyhound bus ticket to get to one, it's just 15 miles away. Betting the 4080 ti won't have the same +80% performance over the 3080 ti than the 1080 ti I have now. Generation skip and 5 year upgrade cycle it is, at least I won't have to go parking lot camping too often.
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  285. I haven't sweat in years, my apt is kept at 76F and in summer I just stay naked.
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  286. If the devil and souls were real, then I'd be making some deals.
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  287.  @brentwells6802  Eh hopefully Covid mutates and kills half the human race by the time the 40-series is out, no silicon shortages then since demand will also be cut in half. Or starve to death after the current crypto bubble pops (again). Besides that I got my 1080ti for $550 when everyone was getting their 2080ti's by selling their 1080ti's + spending another $500 or whatever the difference was. I'm pretty sure the same thing will happen by the time the 4000's are out in a few years and crypto mining is no longer worth it compared to now (unless you get power for virtually free like in Finland) and Covid has decided to lay low for awhile and lick it's wounds.
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  288.  @turtlecat0262  You must be counting "paper launches" because you're assuming there will no longer be silicon shortages next year. It's going to take 4-5 years to adjust the supply chain to where silicon shortages are no longer a problem. Might as well forget about past launch schedules as an indicator, those most likely no longer apply. Also even without the silicon issue there's going to be a 3nm wall coming up soon enough in a couple of generations. Dunno if Nvidia will bother launching a new gen GPU without a die shrink that simply doubles the TDP instead. I'm not so sure if something that actually requires water cooling and a dedicated 240v circuit and 3000W power supply would sell very well, no matter the size of the performance bump. Plus bigger die = bigger cost/less yield = far higher price. It's why the 20-series sales were shit compared to 10-series, that die was comparatively huge.
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  289. I thought manscaping was for male strippers and porn stars. I prefer keeping my hair until it falls out on it's own, it's not like I'm a werewolf anyway.
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  290.  @emilie2667  /shrug quality over quantity is my motto. I know guys that have humped 500-1000 women. I'm not one of those and don't wanna be, that's gross. As far as half having a big inner labia, thats' prob true but that means the other half don't. And I'd say in the 18-24 demographic 20% are full-fledged innies (anecdotal evidence). As far as children, do 18-24's count? They didn't last I checked.
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  291.  @lindathibodeau3197  I know right? And then I simply replied with "you probably get dumped" and then half the internet went postal and then it just kept snowballing, lol. Some people are just easily triggered I guess.
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  292.  @leticiaferreiravaz  If they are insecure then more often than not there's actual reasons. Sometimes the truth sucks, deal with it.
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  293.  @Jordan-dd8rp  lol that's just it , I'm not mad at all. If you feel like wasting alot of time and reading 100+ replies you'd see it's just about everyeone else that are the mad ones. I actually find it hilarious that this bullshit avalanche was so easily triggered. Obviously it's important to alot of people, otherwise no one would care enough to bother typing a reply and we'd only have maybe 10 replies instead of 130+. Even funnier when the comment that triggered it all still has 85 likes.
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  294. @Jade If anything it gives me more room to talk. If I don't want to see them on me bad enough to spend nearly $10k to remove them why would want to see them on someone else? Logic 101.
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  295.  @pneuma1387  umm, I dont l even know what to say to that...
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  296. @Pink bro so if I don't wanna sleep with someone (whatever the reason) and am not worried about voicing my opinions on it that's a lack of respect? Alrighty then.
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  297. 4:50 If that was fresh it would look delicious.
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  298. Who gives a shit?
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  299. Yup, this is what the death of Moore's Law looks like. No more gains to be had on a per $ basis, just throw more money and power at it and hope it doesn't melt and hope enough people will still buy it. I just got a 3080 Hydrocopper for $1100. Since it now costs 2x to upgrade than what I'm used to ($600 for a 1080 ti) I'll be upgrading half as often (now every 10 years). Nothing will have more than a 3080 as a minimum requirement any time soon anyway, if ever. It's a similar situation for hard drives, data density hasn't went up since 2015, they just stuff more platters in it and hope it still lasts beyond the 1 year warranty.
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  300. This is why "First World Problems" is an internet meme.
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  301. Tik Tok is going to run out of content creators if that level of insanity keeps up.
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  302.  @coconatsu9079  meh, easier to get forgiveness than consent/permission.
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  303. Yes, or at least it will be. Potentially the world's biggest dirty bomb is a tempting target in a war. Chernobyl isn't the only Ukrainian nuclear site either. Europe's biggest nuclear power plant that just happens to be in Ukraine was bombed and still on fire yesterday (not for the nuclear aspect but simply to deny power to the opponent, it was a strategic target). Pretty obvious they should have just kissed Russia's asses, they could have avoided all this mayhem.
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  304. 17:15 pfft. It's Fakebook. The end goal is to force you to buy shit. For a fee to the manufacturers of said shit of course.
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  305. so 1844 was like Y2K or 2012 or when Apophis was last predicted to miss instead of hit in 2036, one link in a long chain of disappointments.
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  306. Ha ha. Sucks to be them. I'm still on 7 so haven't had problems in years.
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  307. I really wish LN2 was a common refridgerant. Maybe then heatpumps would be more useful in winter in places where it not only gets cold enough to snow but even in Antarctica, especially if the outside part was put in a buffer shed that's kept at 0% humidity (and Antarctica is a desert anyway).
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  308. Prob never gonna happen, that would be too weird. Most people enjoy their privacy and don't like talking about themselves for 15 minutes straight or telling their life story to the world. Also, while Simon is not bad looking (I'm not a gaf or a girl so what do I know), if he's the best Prague has to offer I'd hate to see the worst.
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  309. He was in Mexico so that was a Mexican patent, and that doesn't count as first in the USA (where it actually matters, since patents issued and good in 3rd world shit holes aren't worth much in the first world without a patent there as well). Regardless, considering all patents issued that far back have long since expired and the ones applying for them are long dead who cares who was first? I'm sure Newton wouldn't care if Boyle actually got credit for discovering the mechanics of gravity and neither would Boyle himself, both being dead for centuries and all.
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  310. Sucks to be you. Some things are best forgotten if for no other reason they are depressing. No one wants to dwell on old bad news when we have new bad news coming in daily (it's why I simply quit paying attention to the news when TV went digital around the same time as the Haiti quake).
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  311.  @lordquaz7154  anyone can sue anyone for anything, winning is another matter.
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  312. quit your job and get on disability (tell them you're crazy and get a few doctors to back you up). What I did and make about 2x a McDonald's salary doing nothing.
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  313. That was so disappointing, I was actually looking forward to living in Vault 13. Better luck with the Ukraine invasion.
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  314. What a pain in the ass. Would have been easier just to wait 50-60 years for satellites to be invented if he wanted regional maps. Sometimes it's better to be lazy and patient.
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  315. Meh if anything we need more antisemitism, less people would be ripped off. Only reason it's considered bad is the gov't doesn't mind as long as they get to tax it and antisemitism would reduce their tax base.
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  316. CGI now a days is good enough to pass fake people off as real, so why are actors still paid $50M? Especially in movies that have a shit ton of CGI already anyway. It's not a stage play on Broadway, so just completely make up actors that don't exist in real life, far cheaper. With a good story line and decent acting (even when it's done with computers and motion capture of generic athletes and green sceens) I couldn't care less about the name of the actor or if they are even real or not.
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  317.  @JennaGetsCreative  Sure you can, you just have to spell it funny. like bvllet. or with capital I's: buIIet. Where there's a will there's a way, fvck Youtube. Their AI is really more like AS: artificial stupidity.
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  318. Not bad for a non-jew.
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  319. I thought the only dudes that shaved the balls were po/rn stars and strip/pers.Why would they wanna look like they're twe/lve again?
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  320.  @terriesmith8219  lack of crap like morals, conscience and integrity are good qualities for any CEO or stock broker. Being a closeted psychopath is also a good trait to have if you want to get ahead in life these days, especially on Wall Street.
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  321.  @manosbouzoubouzou1386  Because he can. Really it's silly to do a biography of anyone that is still alive, let alone of yourself for the simple reason the story is still being written. Ask again when he's dead in 50 years and his heir is narrating.
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  322. I quit worrying about silly things like success or failure. Just gonna die sooner or later anyway and after that it won't matter so might as well be a failure since that's far easier.
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  323. 3:00 You should put that "ghost ruler" on eBay. Sell it for $100 and claim that it can pass through solid objects. Link an edited version of this video as "proof". Point to your no-return/no refund/as-is policy when they try to claim it's broken when they get it.
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  324.  @SaikouGMNGpubgmobile  VPNs are also illegal in China (duh, it can get around their Great Firewall and the gov't won't put up with that). Get caught using one or running one (not hard, everything online is monitored and logged) and you will be sent to prison or a labor camp and points docked off your social score. Has happened quiet a number of times already.
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  325.  @sovereignxii7135  Yes, lol, Though when my grandparents showed me old Polaroids back in the 1970's (when I was like 3-5yo) I had the impression everything in the real world pre-1965ish was greyscale until something colored everything.
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  326.  @12q8  I'm surprised YT hasn't banned or demonetized uploaders that purposely manipulate the algorithm just to get more clicks. Not that I want them to, it's bad enough when they choose to give advertisers a rim job over the free speech of uploaders (though I dunno why it matters if YT makes advertiser money or not, Google owns it and if you advertise on the internet Google gets a cut one way or another no matter what, just use money from somewhere else to pay for YT maintenance).
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  327.  @softan  Well, if everyone got it at once the death rate from it would skyrocket, hospitals would be overwhelmed, there wouldn't be nearly enough ventilators for 7B all at once (to keep people from drowning in their own snot, the main way it kills you). Under those circumstances covid would be a great depopulation tool, hence why we're sacrificing the global economy instead (which just postpones the inevitable in my opinion, that is just a futile attempt at buying researchers time to develop a vaccine that probably will never come for the same reason there still isn't a cure for a cold, it just mutates and finds a work-around).
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  328. Moral of the story: to be famous enough to be in history books you need to kill a US president, killing famous musicians just isn't that effective (I remember John Lennon but can't remember the guy that killed him without looking it up).
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  329. Dunno why DRPRK is still even bothered with. Either wipe them off the map or leave them alone. Sanctions and sending them to bed without any dinner clearly doesn't work when there's profit to be made.
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  330. The climate doesn't care what you want, it's changing anyway no matter what humans do at this point since it's already too late to do anything about it. Personally I don't care of it goes back to a tropical jungle worldwide like it was 300M years ago and ice only exists in people's freezers, I hate cold weather and shouldn't need 2 houses to avoid it.
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  331. Hell, I don't blame him, I would have done the same thing and made the 3rd World shithole my playground. Absolute power may corrupt absolutely, but I was born corrupt to begin with.
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  332. I imagine the diesle container ships now used for trade will have to be converted to nuclear once oil gets 10x more expensive in about 40 years. Seems like it would already be cheaper since they only need refueled every 20 years and these days AI can run it completely automated. Just toss the spent fuel rods at that spot in the Pacific that space programs already use for an underwater junkyard.
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  333.  @andrasbiro3007  yeah sailing ships don't weigh 220,000 tons. Even unloaded and made of fiberglass instead of steel would still be a tall order.
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  334. Meh humans will probably be extinct by then, there won't be kids doing history projects.
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  335. Can't wait until a 1700 foot wave hits the Pacific after an asteroid hits it, the 2004 one was a joke, only 230k died.
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  336. "Read my lips: no new taxes". Of course that was a lie, that was why he didn't get a 2nd term.
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  337.  @danijelujcic8644  More like the majority don't. Otherwise they'd fix their "mistakes" (it's not considered a mistake if it's not being graded on a test, end of story) but at the end of the day anything that's not a legal document is not THAT important, unless they have some OCD mental issue.
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  338.  @Crowned-Qwesi  fuck online multiplayer. I quit that crap when it went from $10 a month to "free" long ago.
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  339. @– Pognoze – Probably. Yet another fairy-tale book that some deluded people think is real stories.
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  340.  @alexrichardson1226  Nothing is free, someone is paying for it.
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  341.  Mylech XI  All of YT is banned in China. Google as well. So are VPN's, so you can't even legally use those anymore either (people have been sent to prison for running a VPN).
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  342.  @nickm4874  Some problems are simply unsolveable, no matter how much money you throw at it. We won't ever build ftl spaceships either.
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  343.  @thehighllama8101  Most people join out of desperation. The economy sucks so can't get a civilian job = always the military to pay you. In that climate PR makes 0 difference. I'd choose homelessness first, but not everyone does.
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  344.  @advaithsatish2215  With 7.7B people and growing individuals are obviously not that unique, not enough to make a noticeable difference, even without cloning. In fact there's a finite number of possible DNA, environment, and timeline combinations before you start getting exact duplicates down to the atoms they are made of and even their life history down to the day.
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  345.  @bradmarsden5896  apparently you are easily disgusted. Get over it.
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  346. because you are a wuss.
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  347.  @PickledPyper  You're the one crying, not me. Said it yourself.
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  348. 8:06 LOL that's comedy gold right there. Gotta wonder if the whole courtroom burst out in laughter at the time.
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  349. Why am I wasting time watching this when on the rare occasions when I leave my apartment I just walk to where I'm going?
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  350.  @thevirtuoso3883  /shrug I already know and don't care. China could take over the world and set up a 1-world gov't after WW3 for all I care and it would still be an improvement. Sure privacy doesn't exist there, but at least there they don't pretend it's actually a thing and lie to you about it (if Snowden's revelations are any indicator).
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  351. Dunno what all of you are talking about. I get no ads to mess up the flow of the story. Long live Adblock+.
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  352. Apparently the world needs to quit trading with China and importing their diseases. It seems every global plague throughout history has come from there.
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  353. 20:30 I once burned some hot dogs with relish, but no ketchup, mustard or chili. Damned timer on the microwave broke.
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  354. Aaaand... It's gone. Thanks alot for telling the world Jay.
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  355. Budget = junk, especially if you kept your 1080ti or similar. I can actually get a GT1030 rather easily as well, if I wanna pay $100 for a $30 card that can't do much other than run a 2D desktop.
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  356. So you sponsored yourself? How does that work? Right hand pays $100 to the left?
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  357.  @notlikely4468  who cares if you are remembered or not? After you are eventually dead it won't matter to you either way.
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  358.  @jbellfield  Pff if one needs to ask then might as well save your breath and time. A good rule of thumb that's worked for me is if they don't ask it's safe to assume they are not interested. I suppose if everyone did that I wonder what would happen first, girls would do the asking when they got horny enough or everyone would just stay horny until humans went extinct.
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  359.  @bradleyfly72  Then they deal with the public backlash of "a "paper" launch just to temporarily appease a few investors (more harm than good in the longer run). Short of making their own fab at about $10-20B cost (and even that also takes years) there's nothing they can do about it but wait until TSMC, Samsung, and others expand and build new plants. Even if the market became lucrative enough that Apple, Microsoft, Google and Amazon all decided to get in on the fab action today it wouldn't affect anything for ~5 years, that's just how long it takes to build one. I'm sure they might attempt to con people into buying some new product that in the end isn't much better than previous gen in the meantime to keep investors happy, like what Intel has done with 14nm/14nm+/etc for the past 6 years (and whose investors ended up suing them after the 5-year wool was lifted from their eyes after realizing 10nm wasn't coming all that soon if ever).
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  360. Absolutely did enjoy that video. Too bad 4k people isn't even close to enough to solve overpopulation and too much demand for computer parts. Still waiting for a better tragedy measured in the billions.
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  361.  @AJ-po6up  No, EVGA's method is better, simply sign up for a queue, submit your ID (to enforce 1-per-person rules), and wait your turn. That shuffle is the dumbest thing I have heard of.
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  362.  @StellarCrackhead42  lol, I never planned to have kids anyway, and care about bloodlines about as much as Hugh Hefner did. You never know, maybe immortality will be discovered in a pill in the next few decades, how's that for an international disaster? lol.
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  363.  @13eautiful  lol, triggered much?
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  364. @SHANOYA GORDON correction: HAD stretch marks a long time ago. Had them laser removed as soon as I was 18.
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  365.  @bree789-x8c  what future spouse? I'm smart enough to never get married.
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  366. @SHANOYA GORDON It's obvious you've never heard of laser removal (yes, it's been a thing for quite awhile). While it doesn't actually remove them it reorients them to make them invisible = same result as no longer having any. And you call me the stupid one.
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  367.  @Walymie  /shrug attractiveness is important and everything else is secondary. I'm not going to pretend otherwise just to make a few people (some of which these days are probably just chat bots) that I don't even know and in all liklihood will never meet happy.
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  368.  @alexandrarichard4026  So no one should brush and floss their teeth either because the issue just pops up again? Alrighty then... but I'm gonna take a hard pass on skipping maintenance just because it costs money and is a recurring issue.
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  369. @Pink bro Dunno why a connection with my mother or lack there of matters anyway, I seriously doubt it would make a difference as far as my likes and dislikes. That's like saying some gay guy can turn straight or vice versa or change whether some guy prefers hairy or bald vag's just by connecting better with his mom = huh? That sounds like something Freud made up. Pretty sure what turns people on and what they find gross or repulsive are pretty much hardwired and if that's actually the case nothing (including familial ties or lack thereof) is ever going to change that.
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  370. Lol someone removed my other-turnoffs comment that included the more serious things besides stretch marks (warts, moles, inner labias the size of some dude's nutsack, razor bumps, etc). There it is again for anyone that missed it for context.
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  371. @Pink bro I see nothing wrong with being honest about it. If the situation is reversed I'm certainly not gonna give much of a crap about some-random-woman-on-the-internet-that-I-don't-even-know's opinion of what she thinks is gross or a turnoff about men, since everyone has preferences, some more extreme than others. Now, if I know her irl and have a crush on her or something (for the sake of argument pretend I still have schoolboy crushes) that's a different situation.
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  372. @Pink bro I still don't see the big deal. If a girl on Tinder or wherever else advertises that she doesn't want less than 9" when I only have 7" I don't take it personally and start crying over it or getting angry and calling her a size queen (I guess that's the female version of an incel).
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  373.  @kurogikuzuzuki9790  what can I say, sometimes I'm easily amused.
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  374.  @cherrydragon3120  Or I need new shoes vs I have no feet to put shoes on. 2020 was kinda funny, everyone bitching about lockdowns and tp shortages when in 3rd world shitholes disease outbreaks that kill 5% of the population are an annual event more or less and have been for centuries so no one that lives there pays much attention to it anymore.
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  375. Yeah I really wish Congres and local Parliaments everywhere would get together and repeal the law of gravity worldwide and replace it with a weaker version. It would save trillions every decade in space launch costs alone without even needing to build a space elevator. And also make asteroid impacts less catastrophic and less likely per given time period.
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  376. an 11th channel? Really?
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  377. The difference is here you win nothing except looking like a pleb with the other 100 morons screaming first. With some things it's pointless to be first even if true, especially if there's no patent filing involved.
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  378.  @AbichaDaGreat  kinda hard to ignore when it's everywhere like that idiot spamming a credit card scam site in every comment section of every video I see.
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  379. You assumed too much. No one smart does that, if they want any free time at all and not get burned out in less than a year. Cranking out the equivalent of a novel or full-length documentary every month will do that, esp when doing your own reasearch too.
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  380. If they'd simply legalize cocaine like it was the the late 1800's (when the world didn't end because of it) there would be no kingpins/queenpins, it wouldn't be even 1% as profitable. The price would plummet so fast when you could simply buy it over the counter again and made by legit companies like Johnson & Johnson or Pfizer (no one is smuggling black market aspirin or Tylenol in mules from South America to the USA).
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  381. 13:55 they still make watches? I thought those went obsolete a decade ago with the invention of the smartphone.
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  382.  @marvinamann4969  well, ~2000 serial killers active at any given time in the US alone. I wouldn't exactly call them rarer than hen's teeth.
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  383. Why I use multiple 256-bit encrypted VPNs layered on top of each other and a TOR browser, by the time they can read it and find anything of note it's ancient 6mo old news and I've long-since left that physical location. A page taken from ISIS and their recruiting websites' playbook.
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  384. 1850: Thames is an open sewer. 1950: Air in general in London is an open sewer. 2050: I can hardly wait to see what's next.
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  385.  @penguin4863  Yeah Bernie Madoff did that and that didn't turn out too well, even though he had more charisma, a reputation to match, and he's a better bullshitter than I am sadly. I guess if he made it to $500B or so and a big enough army he could have simply took over the US gov't before they prosecuted him.
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  386. So is Dog, a new breed of dog or the dogs name?
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  387.  @konseq1537  That's not HIS problem. It's EVERYONE ELSE'S for assuming stupid shit. Jesus, if people can't tell the difference of what is a stupid assumption (like living 18 months underwater) and what is not then it's their fault for making assumptions at all. I really hope people wouldn't assume that when there's a Thanksgiving dinner and one of the kids yells "Let's eat grandma!" that the kid was trying to get the rest of the family to go cannibal and eat her (to me the kid is calling her to the table). Alas I probably hope for too much.
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  388.  @joonasnaski9513  until another 80 people ruined it.
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  389. Before watching my first guess is no, unless the launcher is already near the top of the atmosphere (ie launched from a high altitude plane at 60k feet where the air is around 10% of sea level density). Escape velocity from the ground would heat the payload to several thousand degrees like a meteor going in reverse before it had a chance to reach LEO. Projectiles from experimental high energy rail guns already have this problem (more energy and the 2kg "bullet" is a trail of plasma/vaporized tungsten alloy within a few dozen yards that doesn't even reach the target from longer distances). Then there's the G-forces. Rockets are around 3G. A slingshot would be better than blasting it from a cannon or rail gun, but still probably 10,000 more G's than a satellite can withstand and not be damaged.
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  390. Ok so it's not doing the whole escape velocity alone, but just reducing the fuel needed. But is that worth it? You still need fuel, and lots of it for something like a 6-month Mars trip carrying lifesupport and humans (both to speed up and to slow down, nvm that humans and 10 or 10k G's don't fair very well). So this is basically a solution for a narrow range of problems (ie 200kg satellite to a rough LEO only) rather than replacing all current rockets, which brings it's profitability into question. In short good luck for getting funding for the full scale version (probably 10X or more than the cost of the 1/3 scale protoytype).
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  391. The AI anti-free-speech gestapo removed it. Try using slashes in between letters or typing it backwards.
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  392. If only corpses automatically went to medical science or organ harvesters by law rather than having to beg for what otherwise goes to waste feeding worms or a crematorium.
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  393. 1kT nuclear anti-personel mine = overkill much?
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  394. Well, subtlety is a waste of time anyway and gets lost on some. I'm sure James knows he stinks now, telling him in front of 6.8M people! LOL. Assuming he either works with the editor, is the editor, or watches the content of the company he works for that is.
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  395. 13:20 magnet for what asteroids? They were all converted to DS in the process of building it, along with all the comets and objects in the Kuiper belt and Oort cloud and the other 7 planets (along with half the sun gathered while starlifting it, no point in building a sphere if it doesn't last another 30-40B years, as a bonus you don't need a sphere as large if the sun is only 1/8 as bright, only 1/64 of an AU in radius = 3m miles in diameter). Might pull in a rogue planet in a billion years when the sun's orbit comes a bit closer than usual to another star system, but meh, worry about it then.
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  396. Married 2x myself, hated it both times. Marriage is the quickest way to misery and ruining your existence not long after the honeymoon is over. I'd rather rent $200/hr wh0res, actually far cheaper overall.
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  397. Impressive that it doesn't need a breakout rod. Most DRSSTC's I've seen that try to run without one tend to explode the IGBTs's within a few seconds.
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  398. 8:40 I wouldn't say any parent, you have way too much faith in humanity. It's far cheaper to just let it die and start over and try again, a pregnancy and raising a kid to a year old while waiting for it to die only costs about 1% as much, about $21k.
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  399. fvck equality. Dunno why everyone tries to pretend people are equal when in fact they are not (not economically, not socially, and shouldn't be legally either), some individuals and even groups are in fact better than and inferior to others.
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  400. I simply never buy used, problem solved. I don't buy used toilet paper either.
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  401. 28:50 The solution is obvious: Let 3-6B humans starve to death and then there'd be a food surplus again to the point prices would actually start dropping. With 6B dead the remaining 2B could also enjoy $1/gallon E85 fuel prices.
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  402. Don't really need Babel, I can talk to myself in English just fine and 1 language is enough for that.
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  403.  @darrenll9994  either one can. Any country willing to do that let them if they can maintain it, basically building a mountain taller than the local ocean is deep is no easy task.
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  404. Dunno why it's not mandated for everyone that wants to live outside a quarantine.
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  405. Should have found 5 more stories and put it on Top Tenz.
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  406. This is probably a dumb question, but why on earth would things like the power grid and pipeline controls be hooked to the open internet? This is Exhibit A on why that's a really stupid idea and should be controlled from am isolated LAN even if it is more expensive and less convenient. At least then you'd also need physical access to hack it.
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  407. It isn't against all logic. Putin simply doesn't want NATO on Russia's doorstep if Ukraine joins, the result of which would be far harder to defend against due to local geography and topology (and history and reputation has shown NATO loves picking needless fights). That's the basic reason for the current hell raining down on them. The US practically did the same to Cuba and tried to kill Castro obver 600 times when the same was done to them in the 1960's by the USSR when they built missle bases there (in retaliation for the USA/NATO putting the same in Turkey, it wasn't just for fun or on a whim), so everyone should have seen this coming and no one is innocent.
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  408.  rkb100100  I just live on welfare, fuck employers. Even if I wanted a job I'd just use a fake social security number and birth certificate, since the system loves to tie one's whole life to that. With those I could make employers see whatever I wanted them to see.
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  409. I don't really need Ground News. I simply quit watching the news altogether long ago, it depresses me. Rather just hide out in my own reality and ignore everyone else's while it rots, burns and drowns.
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  410. I never had much of a thrist sensation and by the time I'm actually thirsty I've drank maybe 8 oz/200mL in the past 24h and start to get a dehydration headache (that usually happens before I actually feel thirsty if I'm mentally distracted long enough while reading a VN). My pee is almost always dark yellow to light orange. Last time it was mostly clear was when I was drinking nothing but about a 1-2L of soda pop a day (quit that because it was making me have kidney stones every 5-10 years) maybe a decade ago. Oh well, if it doesn't kill you it just makes you stronger.
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  411. Genius. If the OG dude was that fat he probably needed a 12 pack of energy drinks to feel it. Downing that much in 10 minutes was prob unwise from the caffeine alone. I'm 150 lbs but even if I was double that I still wouldn't do more than 1 every hour or so.
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  412. I guess this video was before his Blaze one. He was tripping on cereal boxes on the other one.
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  413. 1:30 For those that don't care about $10 boxes of cereal.
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  414. Apparently they didn't sterilize enough, they are now more overcrowded than ever. For it to work it needs to be a never-ending program. These days it can be done genetically while still in the womb so they are born sterile, a lot less drama to deal with. Also needed to do females as well, not much point to only do males since 1 can fertilize dozens of females.
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  415. Sounds like Picasso was more dirty old man than artist, even though when he tried to pay for a meal at a fancy restaurant with a doodle on a napkin when the waiter asked him to sign it he simply replied "I just wanna pay for the meal, not buy the restaurant." What a legend.
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  416. My memories I'd rather forget anyway, and in the meantime I just assume they are just bad dreams that never actually happened.
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  417. 13:50 "He was NOT able to get a liver transplant in time and he was NOT able to make a recovery". Wouldn't it be simpler to just say he died?
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  418.  alphadawn2015 lennon  That I'm keeping a secret, just in case some PI hired by some media company is still looking for me.
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  419.  @joevignolor4u949  building things is a hobby for some, believe it or not. I have 3x 27" led monitors that have been good enough for the past 5 years and probably will be until 4k/120 microled is cheap in another 5-10 years (27" microled nonexistent atm and 4k/120 anything is $900+ for 27"). It's not nearly as impressive if everyone has already had one for years.
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  420. Wonder if he's related to Eric Johnson (of Cliffs of Dover fame). I heard He also made a deal with the Devil. No one knows what Eric got, but the Devil got some guitar lessons.
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  421.  @randomnessrules4971  nope, she simply wasn't a stuck-up princess or prim-and-proper Queen of England. She could belch/fart/cuss and adjust her bloomers/scratch her crotch at the dinner table with everyone else.
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  422.  @prakharmishra3000  More like we need to leave China (and the rest of the world) alone and deal with our own problems before trying to fix everyone else's problems (and making it worse than before we started to try to fix it like we did with the Middle East, ISIS was the US's unintended creation when they had Saddam Hussein killed). We wouldn't need an unwinnable War on Terror if we simply minded our own fucking business in the first place instead of trying to set them up to where McDonald's can build franchises there that none of them want (at least none of the ones that matter like the leaders). As far as flattening the curve, fuck it, let half the world die, it would be far cheaper than paying out $2.2T every month (that will just postpone half the world dying anyway). If the world wasn't overcrowded and overconnected we wouldn't have global plagues since they wouldn't spread so readily, it's nature's way of culling the herds when they get too big.
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  423.  @boogie1159  lol then go catch it and report back to us. No hospital allowed either, only Nyquil. Hell, this could be a new internet challenge "Catch covid without a hospital stay". Sounds about as dumb as that Tidepod eating contest or whatever that silliness was.
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  424.  @DANtheMANofSIPA  exactly. People are talking like if it wasn't for covid we would be immortal. Before Covid 160,000 died every day (almost 60m a year) of something (including old age, one of the worst diseases there are, it takes ~80 years to kill you). Now it's 165,000, hardly a blip on the radar or a drop in the bucket overall.
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  425. Nah, when humans go extinct eventually (probably in a century or 2, I'm pessimistic) no one will still be around to remember it. Any alien archeologists that come by thousands or millions of years later (if ever) will only find dust instead of even Mdiscs with .wav's on them. Hell even Mount Rushmore will be eroded away in a couple hundred millenia to just another hill on the landscape. Forever is a long time, even time itself doesn't last that long.
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  426. I thought the greatest prankster who ever lived what that dude in the early 1800's London that made a 10-pound bet with his buddy that he could make anyone in London the talk of the town. So he randomly chose his victim (a poor old lady), rented a room across the street from her to observe the chaos and proceeded to send order letters to just about every business in London at the time (thousands of them, including a chimney sweep, orders for coal, pastries, laundry service, etc). After a few hours on delivery day there was a traffic jam that shut down most of downtown so bad that it took most of the day to clear (horse carts so manure pileup alone was probably not pretty). I don't think anyone died as a result but the resulting road rage and near riot breakout probably didn't happen with 0 injuries. Sadly I can't remember his name in my old age, but I don't l think he ever came clean about what he did until on his deathbed (rightly so, he had multiple arrest warrants as a result and probably a whole bunch of angry people either wanting him dead or to sue him once the cause of the chaos became public knowledge).
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  427. I think I'd rather buy that RGB blanket than some piece-of-shit-spending-contest phone game. Funny that he also made a video about how such games basically skirt gambling laws and use mostly the same tactics.
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  428. no one cares.
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  429. Buy a Nord sub and he'll think about it.
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  430. I wonder why shipping companies don't put prices on the heads of Somali pirates? $100,000 for every head brought in seems like a fair price. Dunno why everyone lets the US Navy have most of the fun. Thousands of bounty hunters would be a big help. Or, you know, have the Navy take off the gloves and start actively patrolling the area and blasting every pirate ship they see out of the water on site and leave no survivors. I read one article where they were foolish enough to attack a US battleship (they lost, big shock). 5 wounded pirates were treated and sent back to Somalia (WTF, they should have been tried for piracy and executed).
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  431.  @BernardLS  Yes, because of logistics these days that is just unworkable. Sure, if people are willing to do without some (or most) complex things we have today everything can be made locally if you don't care if the global economy collapses to 1/10th of it's present size. No nation, including the US, has every resource locally in the ground to make the parts of a smartphone, even if the factories were already built. So if you enjoy modern civilization (even if it is unsustainable unless 75% of humans die off) you either ship the finished product or you ship the raw materials after being mined. China smartened up and realized it was far more profitable to ship finished goods made locally, so the gov't banned exports of alot of raw materials long ago. Other nations are also doing the same if they have the WTO clout to do so.
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  432. What I don't get is if people are mad about not getting any representation in Congress then why live in DC? It's not like it's a penal colony or Soviet-era East Germany with no one allowed to leave. If it bothered me I'd just move to a real state. It's just another shitty city like any other, so wouldn't be that hard to just change cities unless you are some homeless bum that is stuck there (and that doesn't pay taxes anyway).
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  433.  @philcooper9225  which planet do you live on? Divorce is not at all free when lawyers get involved. And if some bum stands to lose his gravy train with the wife on the hook for alimony as in the video you can bet they will be. Sometimes murder is cheaper when you can get away with it (ie make sure the body is never found, preferably with no contact history with the inlaws either).
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  434. No one cares.
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  435.  @hiibillymayshere4238  well duh, they are 3090's, not meant for gaming. Probably prescalped too to where almost no one can afford them, hence why they are still on the shelf.
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  436. Well they are chip manufacturers, they can do what they want when they basically have the entire world and modern civilization by the balls and can shut it all down on a whim. Most chips are coming out of Taiwan and South Korea (Intel as well, but no one pays attention to them anymore, being behind the times as far as node). The main shortage is coming from crypto mining/greed. Outlaw crypto mining worldwide and then there'd be no shortages. Pretty obvious when each card in mining mode uses about 200-250W, yet mining is using more electricity than entire nations like Argentina even though they are at nearly 120 TWh year (equal to 14GW 24/7) and it just keeps climbing (usually in places where power is reliable and cheap like in Iceland or China) = 56 million cards just for mining and being bought hundreds or 1000's at a time. And with the prices people are willing to pay for them thanks to Ethereum prices any fab that doesn't switch from cheap car chips to 10x more profitable mining/gfx chips is a fool. What's puzzling is why the MSRP's haven't simply tripled and the middlemen scalpers gotten rid of, unless it's some legal contract freezing that MSRP to distributers.
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  437.  @MelloBlend  The root cause is unregulated crypto mining, kinda obvious. Why it's not regulated or banned is most likely because the politicians are probably mining too.
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  438. 2:00 Hope the Chinese gov't sentenced him to 20 years in labor camp and made an example out of him.
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  439.  @kiwid.single9431  I couldn't care less if China took over the world. It would probably be an improvement. If their shit is the cheapest that's what I'm buying. Even those that try to boycot it will quickly find it nearly impossible anyway. If it's not made in China then the parts are. As far as AUS ansd NZ drug problems, make it legal and then it woudln't be a problem. Or, you know, maybe boycot Chinese drugs that are illegal? That's actually easier.
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  440.  @therealwrench5186  Who gives a shit about like ratios? Most people even don't bother reading comment replies more than 3 deep (they actually have a life I'm assuming), let alone clicking a mostly useless like or dislike button. That's what hiring bot companies instagram-style are for anyway, if I wanted to waste money on such things and cared about what other people thought that much.
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  441.  @kiwid.single9431  No , I simply don't care about things that won't directly affect me much, big difference.
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  442.  @flickgaming6986  Dunno why they would, not like it's broadcast on Time's Square and on a 5" phone screen it's horrendous to try to look at, but now they do in fact have Adblock+ for phones too, you just have to manually install the .apk since Google or Apple won't allow it in their app stores for obvious reasons.
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  443. If I had a 3080 I wouldn't even overclock it. I just don't need that extra 3-5 fps nor do I care about some pointless OC record/bragging right. 4k/60 is already good enough when it can do 100 fps in some games. I sure as hell wouldn't risk breaking it by lapping it, even if it were easy to burn another $1000 and get another one if I broke it. Same for -20C phase change, not worth the risk so I quit using it in 2005 (after the backplate heater broke and condensation ruined a $1000 FX5950 CPU and the mobo socket).
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  444. My hero. If I could steal $65B like he did and live like a god for most of my life and not get caught until age 70-something I would as well. 150 years = who cares, I'd prob be dead before even serving 10% of that if I was already 71 at the time I was busted = totally worth it. Hell I've seen people get 20-30 years for a measly $5000 armed bank robbery in their 20's.
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  445. Actually it wasn't intentional. The intention was to cut the line and have a small arc of maybe a few inches for a few seconds (it's only prob 12-14.4kV and the onyl "load" was the capacitance/inductance of the maybe 10 miles worth of line). But probably the wind blew the expected small arc into the adjacent line and triggered a bigger phase-phase arc (where the only limit is the leakage reactance of the transformer feeding it and line resistance). That was completely unintentional unless they were trying to roast themselves.
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  446. 20 years= 1/4 of your life is over.
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  447. Destiny sounds like another failed hippy commune in the making, only on a larger scale. Works well on paper, not so well over time in the real world. In part for the same reason on average only 2-3 shelves in an entire grocery store are dedicated to organic food, it just doesn't sell very well due to the 3x cost.
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  448.  @Reimarie4744  Not at all surprised.
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  449.  @BenjoCovers  That's still 20000-25000 years off. Quite possibly humans have canceled the next Ice Age. The last one happened for the simple fact we were still living in caves, mudhuts, etc and the most environmental impact was when they farted (methane) on a relatively tiny scale (the entire global population at the time was only 10M, not 8B). The one before that (3M years ago) they were still mostly living in trees with the other apes. This time around natural ice will probably no longer exist by then, a situation that hasn't existed since Antarctica was grassland (35M+ years ago, but due to mostly continental drift and volcanic activity rather than the human variety).
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  450.  @ZomboidMania  So don't have kids (simple solution, works for me), then there's nothing to worry about but the present. Screw the future. Seriously, humans just need to quit reproducing and let themselves eventually go extinct in a few generations. It wouldn't matter anyway either way to the people alive now.
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  451. 8:15. Who cares? Barriers like consent shouldn't exist or be required anyway when it comes to scientific progress. If the Nazi's didn't need it why should anyone else?
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  452.  @shashankjain7516  That's fine with me as long as they are minorities. They do anyway, just not recently (as far as the public knows).
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  453. LOL at some of his quotes. It seems like he was simply trolling the world in real life rather than on some internet forum. It's one of the perks of simply not giving a fuck about what other people think of you or caring if voicing one's opinions will cost them money or not unlike most sellouts today. If he were still alive he'd most definitely be the 4-star general winning the war against cancel culture.
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  454.  @KeldonSlayer  Eh good and bad is a matter of opinion anyway. In China's case it's just the opinion of a system ran by AI. Anyone that maxes the score should be allowed to do as they please if they don't mind not being at max score anymore. No one is perfect anyway so it's pointless to try to be.
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  455. Because that would double the cost of those trillions already spent. It's cheaper just to wait for them to die. Don't like it = don't join the military, simple. Personally I'd pick jail even if the draft were reenacted.
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  456. 4:25 More like the stupidest thing. 2nd stupidest was the war on drugs. 3rd stupidest was the war on communism (which includes every war fought after WW2 that no one bothered declaring).
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  457. Viagra sure missed an opportunity for a sponsorship, especially considering their banner ads on porn sites have been blocked for years now.
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  458. Why does this episode feel like it was written by Edgar Allen Poe or Stephen King?
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  459. I'm surprised the US gov't didn't go bin Laden on them and sent in Seal team 6 to execute the hackers. If they can find bin Laden they can find anyone.
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  460. In the last part does anyone get to play with the elephant's foot for a few seconds? That would make a nice new internet challenge (see how long you can "hold the hot potato" and survive).
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  461. He looks alot like the bad guy in that Stallone movie made in the 1980's (I think, can't remember the name of the movie, bad guy ends up on a meat hook).
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  462. Well, I tried to do max everything at 4k on Shadow Of The Tomb Raider on a 1080 ti, and it couldn't do it, so 11GB not enough for everything, just most things. And you can always get modded versions of games that look better but no amount of ram will be enough to enable everything so that will always be a bottleneck.
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  463. Well that sucks, the Nazi's almost won. So close, yet so far. Better luck next time.
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  464.  @bigfish92672  Almost had the nuke first = almost won. You wouldn't need to invade Russia and try to capture and hold Moscow with ground troops if it was simply wiped off the map from Germany itself (Hitler made a few foolish decisions, invading Russia with winter approaching was one of them, but everyone was afraid to question or criticize him or offer alternate suggestions). A few nuclear warheads on the noses of V-3 rockets ( a longer range version of the V-2, 200 miles not quite enough) would have been sufficient to do that, but probably the first gen ones would have been too bulky and would have been dropped from cargo planes (more risky).
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  465.  @bigfish92672  And you know that how? Are you a time- or alternate-history traveler or something and witnessed it first hand? I don't trust history books from one source (ie the US gov't and allies) all that much, it's written by the victors after all. Maybe the Axis would have won if they wrote exceptions in the laws for scientists (and their gf's) contributing to the war effort. Until backwards time travel/multiverse-traveling is a thing we can't know for sure.
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  466. I don't travel at all but VPN's are still useful if you want to download illegal torrents in peace without your ISP bitching at you. Why doesn't anyone advertise that fact since it's the single most useful thing a VPN is commonly used for?
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  467.  @IneptOrange  If this keeps up and the global economy totally collapses it will be a practical skill to have for more than just Renaissance festivals and reenactments.
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  468.  @Meditative_Mystic  definitely before.
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  469. 2:30 Is his name Simon Whistler?
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  470. I come from Lake Titicaca! I need TP for my bunghole!
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  471.  Morning Star  And you didn't read mine. No one knows where Spanish Flu originated from with certainty, esp a century ago when international communications were slower than a virus. By the time symptoms show up that aren't mistaken for something else and warning are issued half the planet has it. Same problem today when you have gov'ts that don't like telling the rest of the world things that make them look bad (China/covid19, USSR/Chernobyl, etc).
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  472. TikTok is better than YT anyway. Can watch a lot more videos that get straight to the point far faster when they are shorter than the ads that need blocked here.
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  473.  @thevirtuoso3883  Don't break the law. Whatever the law is that's a risk everywhere if you decide to roll the dice for whatever reason. Illegal to talk bad about the CCP = then don't do that if you aren't willing to face the consequences, no matter where you are on Earth. It's also illegal to chew gum in Singapore and you will possibly be caned for it (though usually it's a huge fine, caning reserved for those that can't afford to pay that), so I'd leave my gum at home if I went there. When in China just be careful about what you say. Seriously, free speech is not that important anyway and way overrated, despite what some dead people from 250 years ago thought. As far as women's rights, I couldn't care less since I'm not a woman. As far as organ harvesting, well, as long as they are already dead or they are offering to sell them I have no problem with it. Most of the "problem" is the dumb ethical debates that come from people agreeing to sell their organs for whatever dumb reason (including just to buy a new iPhone) for a few thousand USD and then dying later from complications. They knew the risks and did it anyway, so their fault. As far as abductions and murders for organs, that happens everywhere, not just China. Detention camps= meh, I'm not uighur so not my problem. I also know about the social score system (similar to a credit score) and I for one think it's a great idea and that it should be global. Honey always works better than vinegar when getting the masses to do what you want for the good of the whole and always has.
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  474.  Foo Fighter  Because I can and it's easy. Why do you even care? If I actually cared that much about it I'd just get multiple Google accounts each with a different IP address and geo location and like them all 10x each, then no one would be the wiser.
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  475.  @Lagchunk  actually anarchist would be a more accurate description the more I think about it. But since that doesn't last long (power abhors a vacuum) communist it is and proud of it. Not giving a fuck what some country 10,000 miles away that has little to directly do with me is doing is a strength rather than a weakness, I get to focus on more important things like myself.
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  476. I'm just here waiting for superstitious idiots to say some god prevented them from dying rather than a combination of statistical luck and physics.
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  477. 10:45 Well duh, humans were never meant to be monogamous anyway. Show me 1 person that claims they've never cheated in a closed relationship or never had an open relationship and I will show you a liar. Dunno why people bother still sign up for closed marriages or relationships at all anymore and bother with those ruses, that's such a hassle.
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  478. That is why I started listening to techno in the early 1990's and haven't went back to listening to anything with lyrics since then. A bit harder to get a song stuck in your head when it has no words.
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  479. Take a global poll. Probably over 2/3 haven't even heard of Judas, since they aren't xtian.
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  480.  @emacdaqt350  More like No Lives Matter, black or otherwise.
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  481. Then you are the stupid one. Probably also think the world is flat, god is real and 5G caused Covid as well.
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  482. And that's quite a stupid assumption. Think, McFly, Think. Or is thinky pain too much to bear? 1 Not enough food/water, 2 not enough oxygen, 3 CO2 buildup would poison him. Jesus people are more literal than 5yo's these days.
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  483.  @chadcuckproducer1037  I simply spell it Trvmp, put /'s between letters, spell it backwards, etc. AI is still stupider than humans, old school block lists even more so. Still, as long as I have to resort to such work-arounds I will never do anything that earns YT/Google a dime and neither should anyone else.
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  484. I didn't know Bangladesh even had $100 to steal. I figured a local 7-11 in the US had more in the cash register than Bangladesh had in their treasury.
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  485. His mod plans went south due to prices tripling, and it's not just video cards. Not that Jay can't afford it anymore but he already said he was getting tired of getting yelled at in comments sections of mod videos or gfx card reviews since most currently can't afford to build a PC (or anything made from wood either). 2020-2021 is the worst time to build a PC or mod one (or make videos about it apparently). Though that is a shame, I was wondering what happened to his car engine PC.
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  486.  @xponen  meh plenty of people retire on Social Security alone and live in a 1- room apartment while eating dog food just fine so not that dangerous. Retiring with no money in some 3rd world shit hole where there is no gov't welfare is dangerous.
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  487.  @Brahmdagh  Japan's debt to GDP is like 236%, twice worse as the USA. and the have no natural resources to pawn/sell. They will go bankrupt even before the USA will, so not a good long term investment.
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  488.  @izzy_izzy_izzybelle  I suppose you need to if you're a slowpoke and it takes 80 years to prepare.
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  489. This is why if I had a million dollars to waste buying a house I'd build it in the middle of nowhere, maybe northern NV 10 miles from a whorehouse (not too close, not too far).
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  490. My hero. Too bad he didn't kill enough, 8B is still too many by an order of magnitude.
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  491. This is Exhibit A why I hate everybody, so much simpler.
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  492.  @supersolomob422  Uh huh. Ever try just ignoring when people walk down the sidewalk naked (attractiveness or repulsion doesn't matter in that scenario) or ignoring a traffic accident without taking a closer look (even though you might regret that later)? Same effort involved = easier said than done.
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  493.  @bikerfirefarter7280  I have a t-shirt that says "Beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes to the bone" No truer words exist.
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  494. 10:45 Hold my beer until I get this gadget done that can collapse and trigger any star to go supernova prematurely. Maybe even turn failed stars like brown dwarves and gas giants like Jupiter into actual stars. Tsar Bomba and Castle Bravo were so 20th century...
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  495. ​ @jbird4478  I like to compare eras. 500 years ago life sucked even harder than it does today, so it's safe to assume in 2520 it will be at least the same amount of better than now, arguably exponentially better since the rate of tech progress is no where near constant but accelerating every year. Bottom line: fuck 2020, if I could jump in a relativistic space ship and skip 1,000 years in a couple of years sign me up. Sadly I was born in a shitty century so relativistic ships won't be a thing in my lifetime. Seems plenty of people lose patience and simply skip the whole thing and off themselves rather than simply wait for the inevitable to come to them, which I can completely understand, especially if they genuinely believe reincarnation is real.
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  496.  @tomarsandbeyond  I wish
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  497.  @orochikasaki7426  I'm on a GT 1030 atm. My 1080 ti has a waterblock on it, but the motherboard in that rig died so RMA'd that and waiting for ASUS to repair it (slow due to silicon shortage). Really even a GT1030 is good enough if you turn down settings and pick and choose what you play (been doing that for 6 weeks now).
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  498. My hero. The best serial killers are the ones that never get caught.
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  499.  @halbgefressen9768  yeah well, some people have the misfortune of being stuck in the USA, where the bill is about the same cost as an international move.
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  500.  @JJ25Flo  Prob 2024 at the earliest. 2025-2026 more realistic (when new fabs come online, pointless to release or announce anything if you can't deliver it).
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  501. Eh, still plenty of black people left that all look more or less the same to me.
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  502. I guess some people just don't know when to let it go and move on. I'm sure Cromwell's feeling's weren't even hurt, being already dead and all.
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  503. The US can't, even if they wanted to. It's too late.
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  504.  @airplanes_aren.t_real  meh, use disposable humans. You know, criminals, stoggaf, sdrater and minorities.
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  505. 1:30 Logistics of that aside evacuate 1.4B people to where? Mostly a desert planet = most people will be killed crossing said desert or the wars caused by them trying before that point and instead of 8B people in the shrunken habitable zones it will less than 1B (still more than enough, 8B is too many anyway). Forget the US-Mexican border wall that still hasn't been built yet, India has actually already put up a razor wire fence guarded by the military with shoot-to-kill orders along it's border with Bangladesh. Sea level rises = fuck 'em, make them choose between drowning or being shot. Just a small preview of things to come.
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  506. To avoid the moving target just build a building 25,000 feet tall. Few would want to go to the top floors that would kill them from altitude sickness and fewer would want to don a pressure suit and O2 tank to do so (use them for things like automated storage). Even at 15,000 feet the air is still quite thin, kids and elders probably couldn't handle that too well either. I'd think for those reasons 25,000 feet is about the upper limit for a building (other than footprint size, it would almost certainly have to be a pyramid shape due to material strength limits). Get on it.
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  507. If I was the UK I'd simply tell them "Too bad, we stole it fair and square when we invaded and annexed you, we're keeping it, get over it. If you really want it back bad enough and you think you can win then declare war on us and come get it. You are lucky WW2 happened and we gave you back your land after no longer being able to afford occupying you." As far as the British Museum, why would they give shit to other museums in other countries (who cares who has a legal or moral/ethical right to it), more displays = more paying visitors. Unless a majority of their customer base start a holier-than-thou whinefest like #cancelBritishMuseum on twitter to the point they start losing money I see no reason to ever change that and start giving shit back.
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  508. 10:06 What was the point of those tables other than bragging rights? Unlike today it's not like they were sending probes and needed to know where Mars or Venus would be in 6 months.
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  509. That's what you also said on your mom's Hornpub video.
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  510. When push comes to shove no one gives a shit about ethics. No one should anyway, at the end of the day what's ethical is just a matter of opinion. I highly doubt there's more than 1000 worldwide that would pick their code of ethics over starving to death.
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  511. In the grand scheme of things no one outside America has probably even heard of Benedict Arnold. And over 2/3 of the world isn't xtian either so probably never heard of Judas. On the other hand anyone that's heard of Europe (just about everybody) has probably heard of the Roman Empire.
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  512. Pass a law where they can't be held liable, simple solution.
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  513.  @alphamail8974  lol. The bullshit is actually kinda funny when I didn't even try to trigger an avalanche of bullshit like a wanna-be troll. I'm just glad I didn't say that on a stage during comedian night and have half the tables and chairs in the place thrown at me , lol.
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  514.  @absolutelynot6546  for what? Xmas?
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  515.  @goro_majima98  lol, if I'm incel then you're an ugly bridge troll. And I'm probably not far off the mark if just some random-guy-on-the-internet's standards hit a nerve that hard for such a cliche reply (to the point that apparently 90% of the internet are now incels, geez, be creative in your name calling at least).
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  516.  @UlexiteTVStoneLexite  yes, quite incompetent /sarcasm. Generate a flame thread going on 200+ replies long without even trying to just from my honest opinions. I can only imagine how many FBI visits I'd get if I was actualy trying to be a 4-Chan-grade troll.
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  517.  @absolutelynot6546  oh the going gay thing, already replied like a day and 100 replies ago, you must have missed it.
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  518.  @UlexiteTVStoneLexite  lol pedantic much? I was rounding up, hence the term "going on". At this rate it will be 200+ soon enough (probably in another day if more inadvertently triggered people join in).
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  519.  @UlexiteTVStoneLexite  I've done it before on more than a few occassions. $34 is about an average tip on a $166 dinner for 2 = just keep the change on 2 Benjamins. But keep living up to your username, it makes you look like a moron.
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  520.  @Bekah_N14RNH  Well, I guess it sucks to have that disease, like all other diseases. I obviously wouldn't hump a leper either.
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  521.  @Maysterious1  It wouldn't be the first time. Not that I want to sleep with my mother, but she knows my standards and preferences. She certainly doesn't agree with them, but gave up trying to change my mind long ago.
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  522.  @comfi_peach91  lol, you need to practice newer and better insults, penis size references went out of style a long time ago.
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  523.  @stfu1915  If it weren't for the maybe 5-10% worth remembering I'd be wishing that were true. And even if it were true and I could do it all again instead of give in to curiosity I'd rather just die a virgin than hump someone I'm not even attracted to (and save myself a whole shitload of drama in the process). Those that do that are just plain pathetic. Ok bye.
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  524.  @yciuj7888  lol good call. I'm starting to wonder how many strokes, brain bleeds, and broken phone screens I've induced this weekend.
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  525.  @themalihaariel  Your genes don't look all that great to me. Just sayin.
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  526.  @yciuj7888  lol exactly. I don't get why so many people give a flying fat rat what some guy's preferences are that they don't even know and will probably never even meet.
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  527.  @sydneyomara5704  So having preferences = being hateful? Alrighty then. I don't consider girls that want a guy with a penis bigger than mine or more muscles or money than I have as "hateful", since literally no one is going to fit the requirements and preferences of everyone.
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  528.  @zizzy1262  And I want world peace and everyone to be equally rich. Instead there's plenty of disappointment for everybody. And lack of perfection sucks, and just accepting imperfection is the cheap and lazy way out. Also what's not ugly to you someone else might disagree.
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  529.  @dr.winner2516  nope, 0 shits given.
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  530. Going to a gas station for food is still like going to a prostitute in some 3rd-world shit-hole for a hug. Going to a garbage dump for it is even worse.
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  531.  @geraldkuklinski9543  Eh I just have it delivered from my local grocery store, $5-10 a bottle. $50 a month = ripoff, plus if I wanted to waste time in the kitchen mixing shit I might as well brew my own booze while I'm at it.
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  532. Art may be faked but I bet Simon's beard isn't.
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  533. Offing yourself via internal sunburn has to be the most unusual method to choose. I guess he enjoyed physical agony.
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  534. She was ugIy AF. How the hell did she get so many victims so easily? We're guys that desperate and thirsty back then?
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  535. Humans will prob be extinct long before being able to do anything close to the scale of terraforming a planet. Unless you count the unintentional one on Earth.
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  536. Too bad duels aren't still legal. If it were we wouldn't need so many lawyers making everything more expensive. And Simon keeps saying the past was the worst. Apparently not in all aspects.
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  537. yawn so they will just sell to China instead or sit on it while the price skyrockets while US/EU deplete their reserves. Tankers are uneconomical in the long term, it's why Russia built pipelines to begin with. Now all they need to do is just wait it out in a game of chicken and see who's economy tanks first (spoil alert: it will be the EU/US, Russia doesn't have nearly as much to lose as far as economy and are used to being poor just like North Korea is).
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  538. Everyone asking why the corpse didn't smell = it was mummified = it dehydrates rather than rots = there is little smell to notice. Plus the store stunk to begin with even before the corpse. And he probably broke his neck in the fall (can't find an autopsy report in 5 mins, too lazy to dig deeper) = no screams.
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  539. People assuming he lived 18 months underwater and yelling clickbait *facepalm*. What a stupid assumption. Think, McFlys, Think. Or is thinky pain too much to bear? 1 Not enough food/water, 2 not enough oxygen, 3 CO2 buildup would poison him in a few days. Jesus people are more literal than 5yo's these days and yell clickbait when titles have to explain things in detail that shouldn't need explained in detail. Probably the same brain-dead zombies that think Covid is a USA/Bill Gates invention being blamed on the Chinese (yeah, we really wanna kill the global economy and by extension ourselves and burn $5T while doing it /sarcasm).
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  540. I still miss the days when corpses were fresh and organs had color and weren't shriveled up. Bring back the good ol' days.
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  541. I wish they'd invent THC pills. Clogging up your lungs to get high seems like almost as bad as tobacco.
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  542. I ain't ever going hungry either, watch your back everyone.
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  543. I don't see how 19th-century sanitariums were effective. Go in crazy but with those torture treatments seems like you'd come out crazier. I think I'd prefer trying my luck with a self-libotomy via a bullet to the head (that actually worked once).
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  544. Spoiler alert: the 5090 will eat 1000W (peak), weigh 15 lbs, and will be 600mm long and take up 6 slots. The 6090, 1600W = Nividia will finally be giving up on using air as at that point waterblocks will be far smaller and cheaper and ALL cards will require an open waterloop with a minimum surface area/lfm airflow radiator recommended (along with a dedicated 240v 20-30A PC circuit, common 120V 15-20A will no longer be enough). Note the unedited post date of this and see if you can tell me I'm wrong in 2027.
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  545. What a mess. Hurry up and get WW3 started and wipe the slate clean so a more simpler single global gov't can be set up after the dust settles.
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  546. With that sort of survival rate I would have just tied up loose ends, signed my will and told the dad and kids " Enjoy mommy while she's around, I will probably be dead in 5 years" and just saved the money that was probably going to be wasted on hospitals. Better to leave the family a bit of cash rather than bankrupt them with hospital bills probably for nothing.
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  547. 0:40 How is the cause of death listed as unknown when it's pretty obvious the cause was spontaneous human combustion?
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  548. And they say China doesn't invent things anymore.
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  549. Well, I'd leave it but can't afford it (yet). Those that can are in fact leaving for cheaper taxes elsewhere and taking their wealth with them, have been for decades (the fee increase from $600 to $2400 to give up US citizenship in an attempt to dissuade leaving is a joke to a billionaire with a $10M tax liability every year). Lets see how it is in another 30 years or so when most all billionaires are in Singapore and the US is mostly welfare recipients paid with money borrowed from China with a growing $50T debt to pay interest on.
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  550.  Right Side  The irony is If I could afford to leave I would and it would in fact then matter, since I'd take millions (or billions) of dollars out of the US economy and tax base when I did so. Currently I may not matter, but you are a blindly over-patriotic moron anyway so your opinion to me matters about as much.
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  551. 6:00 of course people were ok with that. It is all in good fun as long as it doesn't include physical violence. Most people are still ok with that, it's just no longer in fashion to advertise that fact thanks to oversensitive cancel culture, wanna be SJW's, limp-wristed social workers on sites like Twitter and dumbass progressive politicians trying to score extra votes. Thankfully not everyone pays attention to those idiots. At the end of the day people are free to be racist if they want and if they aren't physically attacking anyone I don't see the big deal. Feelings hurt? = get over it.
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  552.  @kloa4219  hope the other billionaires learned from that and simply don't get caught. Like everything legality doesn't matter until you get caught.
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  553.  @Mothlocks  Fuck the planet, it's just gonna burn and then freeze when the sun dies anyway.
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  554. Sounds like luxury goods are the same as diamonds: basically a scam much like overpriced Apple crap or $1M paintings. I have the time on my phone. I haven't even owned a watch since the 1990's since to me it's now redundant and obsolete.
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  555. 14:30 That sounds like this bald guy with beard and glasses I know, only instead of writing he narrates.
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  556. Everything is a scam. Trust no one if you value your $. Anyone dumb enough to buy the snake oil being pitched on Youtube deserves to be ripped off.
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  557.  @Tuvok_Shakur  Simply don't have a family in the first place or buy into long-term scams like houses (basically a bank just legally rips you off if you don't pay cash for it), far easier to feed just 1 mouth than 3-4. Given how shitty most everyone generally thinks the future is it's insanely selfish to have a family anyway while thinking that.
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  558.  @christineparis5607  well if they wouldn't have a family or fall for a mortgage scam in the first place like most they'd get to keep their principles instead of be forced to be a sell-out, so it's still their fault for their own stupid decisions that put them in that predicament. Staying single and never making bills you can't pay off in a month with a single welfare check to avoid interest (no, I don't suddenly need to buy $5000 in TP or a year's worth of food, guns and ammo in a single month like everyone else seems to think they do) makes life far easier and simpler, with drama practically nonexistent. Oh and you don't have to also basically prostitute yourself while lying your ass off promoting something you actually despise.
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  559.  @Tuvok_Shakur  I'm 46, try again. And most think that. That or generally the pessimists are mostly vocal about it while the optimists mostly keep silent (unlikely). And actually it's the naive teenagers that live in a bubble that are generally the optimists. Wait until they have to live on their own and pay their own way after parents die off so don't have mommy and daddy to fall back on and shield them when shit hits the fan (as it does for everyone at some point), their tune will change.
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  560.  @pihermoso11  NES is what saved it. Prior to xmas 1985, esp in 1983, almost no one wanted to risk their money buying subpar games, especially not after the ET disappointment (guaranteed to happen when you overhype it) with other games that just piggybacked movies. At the time I did enjoy the $5 bargains for "AAA"s that went for $35 (when min wage was $3.35) just months prior but for a long while there were no new games announced or advertised or on store shelves and many people were sure video games were just a dying fad like pet rocks before the NES came out.
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  561.  @mb2k100  obviously the metric or non-English-speaking world is not his target audience. For the rest of the world easy enough to Google feet to meters if they really wanna know the details (exact distance or depth is not THAT important for the overall essence of the story, it's not an instructional video on how to build something).
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  562.  @nexpro6118  Prob not. $5mil net worth give or take, most of that is not in cash and none that needs to be counted (it's just a number on a screen, dunno why countable paper money still even exists in 2022).
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  563. I build a new pc once every 10 years. After a build I quit paying attention to tech shows and new tech launches for the next 10 years. This year the build is a Threadripper, a 3080, 64GB DDR4 ram, and 2Tb 7GB/s SSD boot drive. In 2032 I suspect the next build won't be a whole lot faster and barely worth upgrading, esp if it costs $5-10k, maybe 2-3x 2022 performance that I probably won't need if I'm still not maxing out the 2022 build (I don't know of an app that needs 32 CPU cores and there probably won't be one in 2032 either, most apps still ran good enough on just the 4-core 3770k I had from 2012 ).
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  564. Never heard of cough syrup junkies. I guess I have now.
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  565.  @rabbidninja79  We'll prob find unicorns and fairy dust before negative mass/energy. Generational ships have their own problems, mainly what to use for fuel. Even antimatter runs into the same problems as chemical rockets do just to reach Proxima Centauri at 10% lightspeed (45 years each way). And that's before even worry about all the weight of food, waste disposal, and cosmic ray shielding (radiation is a big issue just for a trip to Mars).
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  566.  @rabbidninja79  Fusion ram jets have already been looked at. Long story short not enough interstellar hydrogen to be useful. Fusion gives 200x less energy than antimatter, and even that isn't good enough for interstellar travel anyway since just to get to Proxima 90-99% of the mass of the ship would have to be antimatter (depending on how much the payload is, adequate shielding is heavy even as a plastic). Cryonics will probably be like the Webb telescope, space elevators or commercial fusion power plants, a tech of the future that always will be even without attaching price tags to everything. Some things will be forever science fiction, physics sucks like that sometimes.
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  567.  @rabbidninja79  ion drives have so little thrust the star you were headed to would burn out before you got there, even if it was a red dwarf. It is true that drag from the interstellar medium can be ignored at speeds attainable anytime soon, but at a sizable chunk of lightspeed (10-50%) those cosmic ray and hydrogen atom collisions would feel like molasses or even heat the hull to melting point, even with infinite fuel. Pretty sure humans will go extinct long before even our own sun dies anyway, so it will never be a problem that will need to be dealt with. I'd be surprised if we were still around to even see Earth in the same state as Mars is now in 600M-1B years (mostly waterless and with a weakened magnetic field), which would already be more than most other species and even that is probably overoptimistic given how many close calls there have been in just the the past 100k years and what we have to dread in the next 100M. Hell even just the next 100 we will have to survive WW3 (countries aren't just gonna let themselves fade into the sunset when resources and energy get a scarce, they will fight over what's left, mining the asteroid belt probably wouldn't stop it given the prohibitive costs of that).
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  568.  @DeeJay003  That's all I ever got, so yes.
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  569. 9:30 You sure it wasn't covered to hide a middle finger gesture and make the censors happy? I mean you literally have guts and entrails out all over the place sometimes, why would simple degloved fingers make people puke? A Google image search of finger degloving has far more graphic pics when they are fresh.
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  570. 6:12 I want to see a reverse-sublimation version of that. A gas turning directly to a solid would release a lot more heat or last a lot longer.
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  571. 10:35 nah I doubt it. That was 40 years ago. They'd either be dead by now or 70-80yo and better off dead anyway due to age-related problems.
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  572. What color were Kurt Cobain's eyes? Blue, one blew to the left and the other blew to the right. Still my favorite Cobain joke.
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  573. If people need power why hamstring that by a battery that can only run it full throttle for an hour or 2 or stuck with the thermal limits of a 4lb case? If you are going to spend ridiculous amounts of money for overpriced laptops might as well use that for a Threadripper PC and if you need it to be portable put it in 2 modded suitcases, 1 for the PC/LCD screen the other for the 5KWh lipo pack/1500W inverter. Extendable run times by a few hours if you also carry a 500W foldable solar panel or 2 in a backpack to slow down the discharge of the battery in sunlight/outdoors. Yes, that's probably 100 lbs of shit that's probably best put in a wheel barrow or cart for portability but everything is a tradeoff.
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  574. Proof that the smart serial killers know how to get away with it. They are the ones you never hear about until long after they die of old age.
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  575. 3:50 the worm will turn. Give it 10 years when China is the new largest economy and starts outspending even the USA on it's military (which we can't keep up forever at current levels, that's partly what bankrupted the Soviet Union and will eventually bankrupt the US if we try). Status quoes aren't eternal by any measure.
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  576. And this is why "till death do us part" is in marriage contracts. Dead people can't be snitches if the body is never found.
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  577. I'd laugh my ass off if aging nukes were like aging dynamite (that leak nitroglycerine over time) and more prone to spontaneous detonation and went off right in the middle of a tour. No way in hell I'd want to be within 20 miles of that thing regardless.
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  578. I guess since EVGA is not in the GPU business anymore at least voiding warranties won't matter as much. So if you have one of those simply desolder the shit PCIe connectors and replace it with an XT-150 (which should have been used in the first place when molex was replaced 15 years ago). Pair that with some proper 8 awg silicone between the card and the PSU = no more fires or melted plugs, that setup is good for 120A (1440W GPU at 12v). I doubt one will ever need 3 of those to run a GPU (4kW+), unlike stupid 8-pin sets. Far easier to cable manage 2x 8AWG's (fine stranded + silicone instead of PVC = very flexible) than 24x 18AWG runs.
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  579.  @MatthewStinar  Yeah i had to replay it to realize he said shed a stone (14 pounds).
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  580. /shrug sometimes shit happens. Shit happens rather often when you have 7B people doing random shit, esp when most of them are stupid.
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  581. first
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  582. TikTok: Giving Darwin a helping hand since 2016.
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  583. Well he got what he should have expected. Advertise whatever you are into that most everyone else considers perverted and you will end up in the ground early. Alan Turing wasn't much of a genius either when it came to that; assumed just because he was a smart war hero he got a free pass on breaking the law. Pretty sure Jared Fogel wouldn't have got a free pass either even if he were a 4-star general. Catholic priest, maybe... Moral of the story: you are better off staying in the closet and keeping whatever perversions you have to yourself.
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  584. Hmm, I say try lasik, what I did. I'm actually kinda surprised glasses are still a thing in 2019.
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  585.  @collinbarker  the factories actually use a cascade of them, each colder than the previous one. The cold side is used to chill the compressor of the previous stage as it compresses. Pretty sure the ony reason it isn't used already inspite of the environmental friendliness is that gets outweighed by 3x loss in efficiency (3 compressors for LN2). Coldest single stage I know of is -80C for dry ice storage, but no idea on what weird brew is used in that loop.
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  586. Looks more like a peacock's tail to me.
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  587. Just takes some genetic and brain re-engineering. Dolphins never sleep, but in a way constantly sleep, since at any given time only half the brain is "awake".
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  588.  @brencrun5068  eh my ex prob shaved hers after we broke up just for spite.
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  589. Now that these are a thing they need to hurry up and ban inferior human drivers causing all the accidents. All 2023 model year vehicles produced globally all autonomous and not even have pedals or steering wheels. By 2030 not allow old-school steering-wheel-equipped ones on public roads. Get on that.
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  590. Well, they're snitches so deserve to be killed.
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  591. ​@Screwyblock Gaming It will never be cheaper than uranium. 1. The plants will be huge, and will have to be if they want to take advantage of economies of scale and maintain high effiiciency (bigger it is the more efficient it is). It will probably make no sense to make one smaller than what $10-20B can buy (in 2020 $) 2. Lithium (that gets neutron bombarded to make tritium fuel or tritium is mined from the moon) isn't cheap, and is just getting more expensive by the month due demand (mostly from electric cars and green energy storage). Deuterium isn't cheap either, it's hard to get that from seawater on any scale, industrial or otherwise. 3. It remains to be seen if the shielding that converts neutrons to heat will be cheap or not, but I'm going to guess no if I was taking bets, neutron bombardment 24/7 is a very harsh environment on any material and needs to be replaced rather often (months to a couple years at most, with the sturdier stuff being alot more expensive). All told if fusion power is sold under 50c-$1/kWH (5-9x the price of coal or nuclear) at retail in 2020 $ I will be very surprised. I really don't want my power bill 5x what it currently is and neither does almost anyone else, I'd rather just live with global warming.
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  592. LOL that's hilarious. Where's the brain-blaze style memologists for this? Would have been easier to just leave them buried rather than dig them out and bury them again, that makes no sense.
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  593. Funny that most Canadians don't like cold weather so hunker down near Michigan.
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  594.  @jimtaylor294  How so? He didn't lie. Squarespace is in fact useful if you want to take over a country. Terrorists use it to design websites to recruit new cell members.
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  595. I wish I had alien hand syndrome, f/a/p/p/i/n/g (or would that be getting f/ap/p/e/d?) would be a lot more fun.
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  596. When I first started taking French in high school the idea that objects had a sex was the craziest thing I ever heard. At least the objects never bitched about gender equality.
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  597. Meh, I'll just wait for the 4080 next year or year after when it's easy to get and keep my 1080 ti until then.
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  598. 8:10. Don't really need Greenland for that. If the US really wanted to we could just leave the terrorists alone for a bit and invade Canada instead. Make their territories states 51-60. After that if Denmark doesn't want to sell Greenland then the US could just steal it. Being a superpower has it's perks.
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  599. Easier just to stay home and do everything from there like I've been doing for the past 16 years.
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  600.  Don't Read My Profile Photo  Fine, I won't, go away.
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  601. They were probably mafia members, can't blame them.
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  602. Genius, not surprised she's American. The 35% version will actually burn your skin if left on it, unlike the more common 3%. And the daughter of Einstein thought it was still a good idea to drink it /smh.
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  603.  Rappa Kalja  It does to me and everyone I know. And in fact it does to the majority of the country, despite the PC crap coming out of DC overriding state laws passed by popular majority vote and the crap now being shown on TV in an effort to normalize it.
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  604.  Rappa Kalja  if he wouldn't have invented it some one else would have, no one has a monopoly on ingenuity. Or stupidity apparently, advertising to a cop his bedroom habits knowing it was illegal, thinking war hero status would make it okay. I know, let's lower the age of consent back to 7 like it was in 1895 and bring back arranged marriages and write those into TV scripts. /sarcasm You assume all change is good when it's not.
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  605.  @marleymorningstar3671  I've learned as long as I'm not a lowballer and read reviews beforehand it ends up being a great time.
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  606. 9:09 That's shill bidding. If eBay catches them doing that it won't be just an account ban, they will have local law enforcement sent in and have them tossed in jail and looking at a possible prison sentence for fraud. And that isn't hypothetical, over 25 years of eBay that's actually happened to several high-priced con artists. If it's running into the 10's of thousands of $ per auction that will definitely get the local DA's attention, esp during an election year.
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  607. Lol pitching another pay-to-win spending contest masquerading as a game. I'm surprised he still even gets such sponsors, considering in the not too distant past he made a 30-min video about how such games are evil and basically just legalized gambling to be avoided.
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  608. Eh if they really wanted to (economics be damned) they could just put desalination plants on the coasts and pump it with 60" piplines or tunnels to the interior that are ran with solar farms there (build enough of those and extra power could be exported via microwave beam, might as well use all that land for something if not for cow or food farming). Or do what the Romans did and build massive aquaducts with slaves (after reinstating that).
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  609.  @Thros1  still far cheaper than paying some meat $50M per film, esp if it's a 10-movie chain. Pay an actor half a billion or make a fake version for 1/5th that and reuse it for 10 movies = 80% savings. Pretty sure the only reason it isn't common yet (holograms of waifu cartoon characters have given live concerts in Japan for crying out loud) is while visually most can't tell the difference when done right the voice still sounds synthetic if you listen close enough, it's why voice actors are still employed. Maybe in another 10 years.
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  610. He should have used some of those BC to buy an AC. Or at least rigged his PCs to dump heat outside, being basically space heaters running in summer. Probably went through all that for nothing, all the coins he mined went toward his hospital bill.
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  611. 2:00 I have no need to "hack my brain". I simply have no life to change or control. Carry on, brain juices.
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  612. @Joby Fluorine I have no ship. Just an apartment I haven't left since 2006 (apparently a good call, with an airborne plague that was coming in 14 years anyway). I like it that way.
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  613. Why does he suddenly remind me of the protagonist in Dragonball-Z?
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  614. Trump had bad hair. Biden seems to have bad eyesight and can't see the teleprompter.
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  615.  4% Neanderthal  never say never. Even the universe itself isn't forever. WW3 may even happen in the next 50 years. Hell If I could make a homemade nuke and set it off right now with the goal of triggering WW3 I would just to prove you wrong. And I'm just 1 in 7.7B, so probably far from the only one.
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  616. Who cares if it's a scam? It isn't to him if he got paid.
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  617. You think there's electronics shortages now, wait until TSMC gets blown up in the collateral damage of a Chinese invasion in a few years when they have better odds of succeeding (all of their plants are on the west side of the island, 5-10 miles from the beach). Great for Samsung, shit for everyone else. Then waiting times will go from 6 months to 2-3 years or more.
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  618. At least these days for now it doesn't matter if you are ugly, everyone is wearing a face mask. I guess that's one positive for a global pandemic.
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  619. We need a repeat culling. 7B is too many. 2.8B still too many but at least that would be an improvement.
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  620. My hero. If only every bad guy had a spine like he did. Prisons would be empty if they seldom took anyone alive so would be mostly useless.
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  621. Who cares? This is YT, not PBS. Practically no one but you focuses on the details that much anyway. It'll be big, that's all just about anyone gets from it no matter what numbers are quoted.
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  622. I think I'm starting on my daily YT videos too early, I thought that title read "The 15 people countries think are fake" for a good 10 seconds.
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  623. Seems like it would be safer to get TSMC/Nividia to pull a GPU die off the production line before it has the logo etched and wave solder that to the new board if one is just hellbent going for some pointless OC record.
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  624. Sounds like a 19th century version of Freddy Kreuger.
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  625. 9:40 Lucky them. If inequality kept growing at the same rate as that insane projected population (and there's nothing indicating that will ever change, it hasn't in at least 200k years since beans started being counted and the concept of personal ownership took root) then there's a better than 90% chance they'd be better off never existing in the first place (assuming they are stuck in slums for life like today's 2.5B+ that don't even have reliable water access or 700M without electricity at all, not counting Amish). I can understand the appeal of extinctionists and the hope of just stopping reproducing and letting humans naturally go extinct.
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  626. What I don't get about mathmaticians is why worry about abstract problems that sometimes have no real world analog? Balancing a checkbook is important, cryptography/internet security is too, but why worry about things like 3x +1 if it has no practical use other than to trigger OCD patients and keep the mental health system employed?
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  627. Eh as far as poisons dimethylmercury is my favorite. By the time symptoms of that show up months later it's far too late to do anything about it, the culprit is long gone and it only takes .1mL ( ~ 2 drops) on the target's skin to get the job done. My only complaint is it's low water solubility (1g/L) so won't do much large scale when dumped into a city's reservoir.
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  628. 10:55 That's not a TV, that's a kinetic energy weapon/tank buster. Sell it to the military. Also I'm reminded of Back To The Future. "Roads? Where were going we don't need roads." If that thing (that probably weighs literally many tons even if it was some super stiff but lightweight and heat resistant aluminum alloy) was rolling at 4500 mph with sonic booms from hell the whole way it wouldn't need roads and could probably cut through any obstacle, including the Rocky Mountains. I'd love to see how many horsepower the motor would be as well, it would probably most certainly be 3-phase and several hundred horsepower = prob a 480v/1200A circuit = not something you can get installed in an apartment, but may have access to if you live in an 8-story building in the main utility room, though you will have to do some jerry rigging that neither the landlord or the NEC would approve of.
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  629.  @ghulammustafa7087  That's only if you get caught. 35% (in the US at least, it's probably higher elsewhere) get away with it even when not for science.
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  630.  @Canadiangirl4922  well that sux, where's the fun in that if they are not recognizable and contorting in agony while getting sawed?
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  631. So do people end up pissed off anyway if they access the app from a VPN and find out the truth?
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  632. 23:30 pfft, humans will probably be long extinct and no one left to remember anyone else by then. It doesn't seem likely they will survive another single century, let alone 25 of them. Real life is not a disaster movie with a neat and tidy happy ending.
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  633.  @shebbs1  Yeah and I'm not even a millenial, I'm 47.
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  634. Meh I'd rather have never been here. Gimme my nonexistence back.
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  635. That's why I never have assumed shit and never sold my old parts until after new ones were in hand. Can't afford new one without selling old one first = I simply don't buy the new one. People and their stupid impatience. I ended up getting my current 1080 ti for $500 when everyone was selling to buy 2080 ti's. Thankfully that is still good enough, no game exists that actually requires a 3080 to play. Just turn the damned settings down if the fps isn't high enough, a lot less hassle than camping on a Microcenter sidewalk and really doesn't make a noticeable difference with solo games. If it does then you are playing a shitty game that isn't immersive enough if you have time to notice 1440p vs 4k resolution or whether it has ray tracing or not.
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  636. 0:33 I wish I could sell my soul to the Devil. Too bad devils are a myth and souls aren't real.
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  637. 3:20 They should have used a Toyota Corolla.
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  638. Only some experimental results pertaining to quantum mechanics.
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  639. @Triads doubtful.
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  640.  @darkoneforce2  They should have worked on that first before building those billion-dollar projects. Alchemists were still a thing, they should have got together with the blacksmiths and got on that.
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  641. I have an SSD raid0 pair running mostly 24/7 as boot since 2012 that Crystaldisk reports as BAD with 82% life left. And the Bios also says some smart event of 1 of the pair when posting. So I made a backup and started waiting for it to fail. 5 years later and still waiting.
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  642. Protecting borders is pretty straightforward, but protecting interests is expensive. It would be alot simpler and cheaper to simply quit being interested.
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  643. Can I use Squarespace to start my own terror website? What about my own ch!Id p0rn site? What about my own online street pharmacy or store that sells things that eBay refuses to allow? No? What about those that prefer being international villains than heroes, missing out on a huge market potential, given the size of the Dark Web.
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  644. 2:50 for those that don't give a shit about trying to look like a prepubescent boy.
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  645. I'm sure someone in a lab is working on RGB tires somewhere.
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  646. Eh I like my time machine better. Uses electromagnetism instead of gravity (or light). Far more efficient and easier to control.
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  647. Why does a math conjecture even need to be proved other than to keep math nerds employed? It's not on trial in a court of law. If 3n+1 fits even after 10 million attempts (nevermind 100 quintillion of them) to find one that doesn't then I would say that's good enough to assume it as always true.
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  648. Is it cold in the Czech Republic this time of year? Simon is growing his beard out again. In another decade or 2 he'll pass for the Youtube Santa Clause.
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  649. I was expecting to hear about a quartz shortage similar to the current silicon one.
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  650. 5:20 Since when has UL approval been a thing that matters? Plenty of cheaper versions of items sold on eBay, Amazon, and Aliexpress have no such certifications. Most people don't care as long as it's cheaper and does the same thing.
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  651. Outlaw scalping like ticket scalping is, problem solved as far as those. Outlaw crypto as well (mining as well as dealing with it in any way), there goes 90% of the overdemand problem (as well as the waste of electricity it is).
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  652. 7:35 Eh I'd rather just use old-school leeches or bloodletting for the same effect.
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  653. Vs MIRV nukes there's not much point if you're not 100m underground and able to stay there for months to years. Making buildings earthquake proof is one thing but radiation, EMP and nuclear blast proofing entire cities just isn't economical, it's cheaper just just let them get turned to dust and build another after the cleanup.
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  654.  @Sepums  yeah when a game comes out that won't do 40-50 fps at 1080p on low or mid settings time to upgrade. With the 1080ti that has yet to happen, mainly because dev's won't make a game that only plays decent for people with the latest top end cards, and most people still have the equivalent of a 1080ti if Steam metrics are anything to go by.
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  655.  @onpointpcrepair  power bill is not an issue, it's included in rent (that Section 8 mostly pays for, though if I tried something dumb like mining and it tripled the bill they'd probably complain or think I was growing weed). It's not all that bad, under full load it's about 400W (about $30 a month worst case even if I paid the bill, maybe $10 for the same crunching work done if I spend $720 on a mid tier rig = $240 a year ROI = 3 years). Multitasking isn't much of a problem either when I need to, just reassign a core/2 threads to other tasks in task manager. I'm just not one to upgrade and throw away old things if they still work for what I bought or built it for, to me that's even more wasteful than the bit of extra electricity used. Compared to 2005 and before (when clock speed maxed out at around 4Ghz) when PC's actually doubled in performance every year and were relatively slow single cores/2 threads to begin with these days for most it just isn't necessary if it's less than 10yo. I can't imagine some app coming out in even the next 20 years that actually requires 24 cores and 64GB of ram, outside of CAD and other rare use cases where the software often costs as much as the high-end rig it's installed on.
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  656. Like most of YT I'm not in the UK so I guess it's pointless to click that link.
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  657. Paraphrased: "Everything you do online is going to be used against you later. If you are virtually screwed anyway , might as well have Dashlane screw you!" What an ironic sales pitch. Doesn't Chrome do the same thing for free (at least until a OS reinstall)?
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  658. 14:20 I don't see the big deal. At least the pilot and co-pilot could save their own asses if shit hits the fan. Only 300 dead is slighty better than 302 if the goal is to minimize casualties.
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  659. I still have a 1080 ti I bought used for $500 when the 2080 ti was out. = glad that's still good enough for everything on Steam. No one NEEDS RTX anyway. +70% isn't that much of a difference if you already get 60 fps 1440p anyway. It will be a decade before a game comes out that actualy has a 3080 as a min requirement.
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  660. Eh I got used to it after around the 3rd time. All she said was use a tissue or something instead of leaving it all over the bedsheets and blankets.
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  661.  @The_Andromeda_Galaxy  I've seen people perma quit the internet altogether and go join a cult (eg the Amish) or find other things to do for far lesser reasons.
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  662. Your mom said you came earlier last night.
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  663. I'm happy with my 2x 1000R curved displays and 2x flat 16:9's in portrait at the ends (fills out a big corner desk nicely). 60Hz is still good enough. I quit buying new games with the new prices of video cards (esp high end ones that can actually push 4k to 150Hz and actually use the monitor's premium priced features), so don't need more than that and prob never will.
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  664.  @carrow2250  I doubt I will get cancer, and 50 for me is just 2 years away. Old age sucks, I'd rather be dead anyway before that gets much worse than now. Cancer is like Alzheimer's, mostly an age-related problem, and I don't don't plan to live long enough to get either anyway.
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  665. That's just another reason to quit bothering with YT on a phone/potato.
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  666. Life insurance = paying a fee to put a bounty on your own head = stupid.
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  667. Meh, I'd rather stay "poor", live tax free, and not have to do a damned thing if I don't feel like it. Simply staying crazy and "poor:" has been my "job" for thr past 16 years and counting. $17k a year is more than good enough when I do nothing but eat, sleep, shit, and comment on YT 24/7/365.
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  668. Haven't ate boxed cereal in decades, at $3-4 a box that lasts 3 days not worth it. I'll stick to my mostly instant oatmeal, refried beans and burritos like I have been for the past 13 years (my food bill is all of about $80 a month). If it doesn't go in the microwave I don't eat it.
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  669. I only eat every other day when I start getting fat, normally just 1 meal of around 1000 calories a day. Even that sucks, I can't imagine voluntarily doing that for a week. Clearly KC has more mental issues than even I do.
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  670. @Richard Vaughn who cares about some collection of silly rantings of a bunch of goat herders from 3000 years ago. Just because something is said in some religious (or any other) book doesn't make it true or real. Don't believe everything you read, on the internet or otherwise. If you do that just makes you gullible and easy to manipulate like any other cult member.
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  671. @Richard Vaughn Last I checked atheism is a cult about as much as "off" is a TV channel. Any religion, no matter what it is, is a closer fit for the definition of a cult. "Do what I say or you are going to hell." Pfft, only naive dumbasses, kids that don't know any better and believe everything their parents tell them and end up brainwashed, or some one with delusions and other mental issues think any of that crap is real. The vast majority of the rest only act like they believe it, simply to avoid being ostascized (I've never cared what anyone else thought myself, I quit doing that sillyness in high school). The only hell that exists is what we create for ourselves in the 80 or so years we temporarily exist, end of story. That simple, depressing truth is far more likely than all of the complictaed crap various religions cook up, it's why polytheism mostly died out millenia ago and the current religions are just as temporary when anyone with critical thinking looks at the evidence and unfiltered information surrounding them.
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  672. Gross.
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  673.  @TerranOctane  Simply deny old cars new inspection stickers after a certain model year so they are gradually forced to be phased out. Solves that problem a bit quicker than waiting for them to become so expensive to maintain it's far cheaper to get a new one. Old cars won't last forever, not with salting roads every winter to make them rust faster.
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  674.  @Ghaladh  I'd rather they'd simply hurry up and automate all cars and be done with it and skip the middle steps. Make cars with no steering wheels, gas, or brake pedals at all then no one will be getting DUI's or speeding (and a 100% reduction in human-error accidents) after the old- fashioned cars are all phased out.
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  675. @HangGlideTube While AI is still rather dumb compared to (some) humans, I doubt a self-driving car would be dumb enough to stop for a jacker or to not recognize a medical emergency since it can already do that better than a doctor (that can't do things like monitor heart rate just by looking at them). As far as speeding for medical reasons, there are reasons why ambulances don't go 90mph in 35mph zones even with sirens on, speed won't matter if you wreck before getting to the hospital.
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  676.  Abserd O  famous enough to make it on the news and have people from LA come 2000 miles and interview me and for local people to honk at me even though I didn't know them from Adam, as well as get visitors and phone calls at all hours of the day and night (I seriously underestimated people's general lack of consideration at the time). A few weeks of that was enough before I decided to keep to myself, but believe whatever you want, it's not like I'm being tried for murder and you are on my jury.
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  677. I'm surprised UPS didn't simply just toss it into a wooden crate with some packing peanuts and then dump it in their front yard like any other package (if they could toss 2000lbs like a football they probably would). Every animal I've ever had shipped to me by them was DOA (ended up stuffed rather than a live pet, when the damage wasn't too excessive and the skin could be salvaged), and sometimes the package was just stolen from my front doorstep even though I never signed a signature confirmation slip.
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  678. 15:22 Damn, sounds like Simon had too much Taco Bell/KFC.
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  679. Venezuela is a pretty poor country, even with it's oil reserves they can't even keep the lights on with it's rolling blackouts. While some of them are hot most wins were probably given out of pity. Really for ultimate impartiality AI should be the judge. Give it a few million examples of what is considered attractive and it will learn faster than a human will (takes about 12-14 years for male hormones to kick in).
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  680.  @EebstertheGreat  Individual leds would be impractical on that scale from power requirements alone (hundreds of kW's). Better to grow a 3d crystal doped at just the right spots to make not just the rgb leds but also the connecting wires and control electronics. Keeping it mostly transparent (to prevent color distortion coming from the center) would be the hard part beyond a few inches thick. I'm not a billionaire but the R&D for that would probably cost a few billion, even though the end result is cheaper to run and far smaller. I'd rather have that than yet another rehashed 2d screen that hasn't changed much in 20 years after switching from crt to lcd, despite what marketing hype that makes little to no real practical difference tells everyone. Beyond 1080p it's mostly pointless anyway to most people that don't need 88-100"" screens with 10-20 people able to watch it at once, myself included. Very few buy a TV and then build the house around it.
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  681. Why does it matter if nicotine is an addictive chemical? Does it cause cancer or make you sterile or something? Big Macs are addictive, but McDonald's doesn't state that. So is various flavors of soda pop, but none of those 100 manufacturers care to state that.
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  682.  @romrom347  bl0vv me.
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  683. It's probably already too late. Even if we could somehow make that happen tomorow rather than decades of bureaucracy to build 15TW+ worth of nuclear plants all it would accomplish would be to slow down the end result a few decades. Given the accelerating speed of the cap melt it's probably already in runaway mode and has been for at least the past decade.
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  684.  @MrEnterthehole  I'm still on W7 and the world has kept turning. Fuck DX12, if a game requires it I simply don't play it, 10's of thousands of others to play, which is lierally a lifetime's worth. As far as security, common sense takes care of most of that (don't randomly browse porn sites or other sites you don't trust, use Adblock, don't click spam or the links in them, etc). No AV at all used and haven't had any sort of malware in 6 years (OS reinstall from a backup is a simple fix for just about anything imaginable, if Antimalware can't remove it). My next build has W10, for the simple reason there is no W7 drivers for most of the parts. That will probably be the last PC I ever build, Moore's Law is dead and I'm not paying 10x prices for 5x performance every 10 years like last time (when going from a 3770k from 2012 to a Threadripper 3960x in 2021). Maybe I'll replace the vid card every 5 years if performance had doubled without much increase in price (unlikely), but definitely not if it requires W11 drivers and no W10's available.
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  685. Since he was just dehydrated for 10 years couldn't they just add water to the mummy and reconstitute him? Some frogs can do that.
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  686. And this is why imperial should be outlawed/banned from being taught in US schools or used in the private sector. Or quit subcontracting things and do it all yourself. Then there are no conversion errors introduced (assuming it gets converted at all, apparently not always the case). Let's just hope a similar mistake wasn't made with our nukes or other military hardware if we need it.
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  687. 2.5 hour video = too lazy to watch when it's not superhero fights.
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  688. 5:50 Makes sense to me. Throw it away, start over, and make another one instead of wasting time and resources on defectives. That wasn't just a 1930's German idea, defective kids were discarded for centuries during ancient Greek and Roman times by simply leaving them naked in the woods to eventually die of exposure or thirst.
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  689.  @rjjcms1  Readable dna isn't as sturdy as the movies make it out to be. Gathering enough fragments to resurrect an extinct mammoth from 15k years ago that spent most of that time in a tar pit with just 50% accuracy is one thing, doing the same with 3B base pairs of human after a million years of rotting and fossilizing is quite another. Hell even doing so after even 1000 years would be difficult. It's doubtful aliens advanced enough to have the tech to do so would want to resurrect a bunch of extinct monkeys anyway, if they even knew what the dna fragments they were looking at could build.
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  690. 16:50 As Simon would say on his Blaze channel: "Why on earth did you write down your crimes?! Don't do that!"
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  691. 5:38 maybe that was just a partuicularly huge canvas and in real life he was a midget?
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  692. 😄Giving up a streetcar seat to 3 women, what a fat but stand-up guy.
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  693. I rarely leave my apartment more than once a month, forget the country. I've left my city twice since 2005. Not everyone thinks traveling is fun, and it's far cheaper and easier to see overseas these days with Google Street Vew (literally if it's not covered, it's not worth seeing).
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  694. lol. Sadly you're going deaf. I'm sure among stoggaf that would sell like hotcakes if it was actually as you heard it.
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  695. I guess that makes me Hella gangsta, haven't even talked to my parents since 1987.
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  696.  @dustin872  I'm never having kids, so that will never be an issue. But hypothetically, no, I probably wouldn't.
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  697. LOL "Big Deal, death always comes with the territory. See you in Disneyland". What a legend. He wasn't lying though, gonna die sooner or later anyway, so it really isn't that big of a deal for those that grow out of the Peter Pan phase of their life and realize that.
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  698. Strange that the USA will invade Iraq for a nuclear program that didn't exist and a few genocides yet lets DPRK pretty much do what they want. How about some consistency you dumbass politicians? Either invade everybody you don't like/agree with or leave everybody alone and just focus on your own defense at your own borders.
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  699.  @augustuscaesar8287  umm, weather/climate isn't just measured with radar or satellites. Ice cores go back a million years. Semi-accurate computer models can go back a 2-3 billion (when air was gas-chamber toxic to humans, if they existed at the time). I'm going to take a not-so-blind guess and say you are not a Mensa member with your version of logic.
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  700. Better luck with Civil War II. Booth was too little too late. He should have done it in 1861 as soon as he realized Lincoln was a tyrant at the beginning of the war when it would have had more of the effect he was hoping for.
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  701. Eh the jew CEO still got $1.7B, who cares if he got fired with a severance package like that? Unlike Bernard Madoff he ripped off his investors legally so gets to keep it.
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  702.  @a_not_so_amazingperson9900  formaldehyde and similar chemicals.
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  703. He's probably sharing one of Davy Jones' lockers with Osama bin Laden.
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  704. Wouldn't it be easier to just take a page from Japan's playbook and just use kamakazi soldiers instead of dogs? Soldiers are easier to train. Enemy POW's are even more disposable (just don't give them the detonator and detonate the bomb remotely). Fvck morality, especially during wartime when it's an unaffordable luxury.
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  705. Given how much Intel now sucks vs AMD, they should have kept the embargo on indefinitely or not released a new CPU at all and saved themselves some embarrassment. Intel basically swapped places with AMD in the past 10 years. You used to buy AMD when you wanted cheap but good enough and Intel when you wanted the best. Now the reverse is true.
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  706. Sounds like what I do in Cities Skylines, raise the map elevation, only BEFORE I've already built a city on it like an idiot.
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  707. Some really bored psychopathic genius that likes playing with DNA needs to make Ebola as contagious as Covid and airborn. Ebola 2.0 would be a far better herd-culling tool.
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  708. don't live on a beach or low lying area, simple solution. I'm 200m above sea level = natural ice can go extinct worldwide year round for all I care.
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  709.  @themasterofbasketball6994  defintely not enough to support 8B people, but that many is why global warming is a thing in the first place. 1B is more than enough and the remaining land will be enough for that. The rest prob end up drowning or moving to Russia.
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  710. 0:55 In other words, you'd end up with the 3rd world shit hole that is Africa today, where most of the never-ending civil wars are over borders that the UK more or less arbitrarily carved a century ago (otherwise you almost never get straight lines for borders), rather than borders along ethnic groups or topographic features.
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  711. Too bad theory and practice sometimes never meet. Pretty sure warp drives will never happen in the real world. Simple reason is they would allow backwards time travel just like any other ftl method. We don't see astronauts from the future piling up in orbit in our present. We've also never seen white holes either, which would be another side effect. And then there's the required exotic matter (replusive gravity/negative mass) that was made up to make the math work. God, Santa Clause, and the Tooth Fairy hanging out on your front lawn and having tea will be more likely to be found than that stuff. Most likely about half lightspeed will be the fastest humans will ever go (if they don't extinct themslevs in a few thousand years), and usually far less than that for gas mileage reasons. Forget star empires and interstallar trade routes, generational ships powered by black holes can still be used, but they are all basically 1-way trips (turn around for a return trip and what you think is home probably doesn't exist anymore if it's been 1000 or 10,000 years).
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  712. Fetus, we're hungry.
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  713. TLDW: maybe a billion or so before I died of old age, but why would I? Guiness records are stupid for the effort involved, you don't even get a cash prize, and for dumb shit like counting probably no ESPN sponsors either.
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  714. My method is simply turn up the AC, stay naked, and have a fan blowing on me. If you have a fan and a water spray bottle you don't even need an AC (mine is set at 79F to save on electric bill), though electronics don't like 40C room ambients (prob 60C inside cases with bad airflow), they will die early.
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  715. 2:40 Would it have been called WW3 when 2 wasn't even at an end at the time? I'd think if there were any surviving historians it would have just lengthened WW2 another decade or so.
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  716. eh AVN and other game developers worth their salt happily buy RTX 8000's for $7k+ each just because they have the needed 48GB vram (Daz3D gets hungry with 4k and dozens of characters on screen in 1 shot). By that cost a 12GB version could sell for $1750 easy.
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  717. Eh to the ancient Greeks all irrational numbers like pi are scary. Some dude was supposedly executed by drowning after discovering it and then telling too many people about it and inducing panic.
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  718. The funny thing about the UK is they'll never run out of material for their TV show Caught On Camera. While most people think that surveillance is a crime deterrent it seems Londoners just don't give a fuck if they are being watched. All those cameras do is make them realize that have 2-6 mins to do whatever they are planning before cops show up. Maybe a bit more if it's coordinated by organized crime or terrorist cells to where there's more crimes taking place all at once than cops to chase them.
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  719. Sounds like a few levels of Red Dead Redemption.
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  720. Keep hoping. AMD sucks and hasn't been better than Nividia since 2012 when I had a Radeon 7970. Intel sucks harder unless you are fine with low-end.
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  721.  @BulletHole  He hasn't the time for perfection with over a dozen channels to narrate. Apparently perfection isn't worth the extra time since it pays peanuts (if anything).
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  722. Meh, easier to get forgiveness than permission. The ends justify the means, body snatch away. Families shouldn't even have legal ownership of corpses anyway once the funeral is over.
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  723. How does Poland even still exist at all? Is it some propped-up puppet state like Israel or something? I mean hell in the 1700's it was carved up like a turkey and should have ceased to exist back then. Edit: I guess so, now a pointless NATO member, and also now a puppet of the EU. With no resources to steal unlike the Middle East why bother invading anyway?
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  724. At least my events aren't that bad (yet). A month ago it sounded like my pillow was screaming in my ear as I was waking up. Yesterday as I was falling asleep a bright flash made me think a burglar or something snuck in and turn his flashlight right on my eyelids for a second. I blame the lizard people just having some fun.
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  725. me too. After that I couldn't care less if humans are extinct sicne it won't mnake a difference to me, being dead and all.
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  726. meh I hated it long before even starting the video and I was still In high school. At this point nothing surprises me.
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  727. Isn't Capetown right on the coast? Time to build desalination plants and recycle everyone's pee like is done on the ISS. Unless SA wants to lose 10% of it's GDP and lose 50% of it's population due to dying of thirst.
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  728. 30-series and all it's spinoffs = pointless if you already have a 1080 ti, especially since you will have more success unicorn hunting. At this point I'll just wait for the 4080, by then more fabs will be up and running to crank out cards faster than power grids can keep up to run them all and you can go to Amazon and buy one without any silly gimmicks like waiting for stock or even purchase limits (though will still be pointless to buy one if the new problem is rolling blackouts worldwide).
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  729. wish you had a camera that could do a million fps, would be nice to see the cracks spread out from the hole in the mirror at a snail's space.
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  730. If only Youtube existed in the 1700's. Sounds like the making of a legendary competitive eater channel that'd make Matt Stonie look like an amateur.
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  731. ​ @HoloScope  Things do in fact wear out prematurely when not used what they are designed for, even with no obvious moving parts. A video card isn't designed for full 24/7 use and kept at 70C that whole time with no cooling period. Silicon gates (not just CPUs and GPUs but even more robust 200v 100A mosfets) getting their design life cut in half for every 10C above 30C junction temperature has been a rule of thumb for as long as I can remember. I can virtually guarantee that 7nm gates do not have a 50-year design life (it's not in Nvidia's best interest to make them last that long anyway even if they could), quantum effects will kill it long before then with heat speeding that up. But as an example lets say they do. At 70C nonstop that's a bit over 3 years of life NEW, it's not a coincidence that's what the warranty lengths also tend to be on most of all electronic devices made. Given manufacturing dates of 30-series the majority of that has already been used up by the miners. I really don't wanna pay probably the same as new MSRP (or even half that) for a card that will only last a year or maybe 2 if I'm lucky, especially when I only upgrade when fps doubles (about every 2-3 generations).
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  732. Lol hilarious 😆. I can hardly wait until that happens on a global scale (the Hunger Games x1B, not RSL).
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  733. Dunno how Hello Fresh stays in business. $10 a meal, If I had that kind of money I'd just hire a cook and a maid instead of just eat fast food like everyone else. Besides that if it uses more than a microwave I don't eat it (college "cooking" has been a lifelong habit).
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  734. A bridge to Africa is mostly a bridge to nowhere. Other than a few cities that are already easily reached by ship and have rather large ports in the north it's mostly a sh!t hole, never mind the civil wars and political instability. Hell Nigeria has huge oil reserves yet can't even maintain a reliable power grid without just about everyone stealing both the oil and the power (or even just the copper and aluminum lines for scrap). Plus it would make it easier to import/export Africa's diseases. Good luck getting the billions of Euros needed for that project that would have little added benefit (3% of the world economy = meh).
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  735. In a couple decades gas counterparts will no longer exist so that choice will no longer exist. Almost no one will want to pay $100 for a gallon of gas. That gets to the point the fuel costs more than the car it runs after just a few dozen tank fill-ups.
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  736. 21:53 Dude looks like Dick Clark.
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  737. I wonder if Simon's arms are tired after reading a teleprompter all day with all that flailing about.
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  738.  @retrocausality6159  Stay poor and live on welfare, then there is an actual return since welfare checks and food stamps are not taxed. What I did was work for 10 years to up the disability check a bit and then applied for disability based on insanity. Up until 1998 you could call being an alcoholic hobo a disability (in effect free booze).
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  739.  @VidkunQL  Maybe 5000. $500M is a bargain vs the 10's of billions in cargo, time, business, etc they lose every year on top of the ransoms paid. Probably cheaper just to pay lobbyists to get Trump to order the Navy to turn them into shark chum on sight. A few RPG's and AK47's are not much of a match vs. a practically unlimited supply of 150mm shells.
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  740. Gotta love those fearless OG scientists that used themselves as guinea pigs for new things they invented or extracted. "Oooh, I made a new chemical, I'll inhale or eat it and report the effects!" As least he didn't spontaneously human combust like he would if it were phosphine.
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  741. Well duh, humans are just over-glorified animals. It shouldn't be surprising that the animals we evolved from were doing the same things homo eructus/sapiens/etc were doing (making tools and declaring war). Some birds do the same things (probably what we would have eveolved into had the dinos never been wiped out with a genocidal asteroid).
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  742. Drop it into a geyser like Old Faithful = nature's tunnel to the magma chamber (or at least closer to it). And make it a 100MT Tsar Bomba = 7-mile diameter fireball, plenty enough to reach the magma chamber with a geyser tunnel head start. I'd love to see that fireworks show.
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  743. If someone wants the president dead bad enough I don't see why they can't simply use EMP-hardened missile-armed drones (possibly controlled from the other side of the world) at his next public speech. Maybe use a whole swarm of them with decoys to keep the drone defenses busy.
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  744. Hell I was expecting Flat Earthers chiming and saying the Moon landing was faked.
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  745. Meh. If my shit burns at this point I'd rather just burn with it. For the simple reason I probably won't live long enough to replace it all (if it's replacable at all) before dying of old age anyway. So I don't really need smoke alarms.
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  746. If it's not cruel and unusual it's not punishment. The 8th Amendment needs repealed.
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  747. What sucks is sure, there's 40B planets and probably all with life. But at the end of the day who cares? All of them are so far away even at half the speed of light (realistically the fastest humans will ever go, forget about Star Trek) the closest exoplanets around Proxima Centauri are a 20-year round trip (assuming you don't want to crush your payload of humans and keep things at 1-2G, assuming tech with that kind of acceleration for that length of time ever exists at all, and they stay for a spell gathering samples and exploring). And it only gets worse, to the opposite side of the galaxy to the outer edge and back would take about 300,000 years = who's gonna pay for that for that long when the US gov't seldom agrees on anything for 5 minutes that makes almost no impact on their approval ratings/reelection odds? Hell for even Mars it's not gonna happen this century, forget the hype and the silly plans of Elon Musk. The price tag of putting humans on Mars and bring them back is something like $500B = no one is going to pay for that without getting that back with interest, and few gov'ts can afford it just for expensive bragging rights. In short we are most likely going to go extinct on this rock (or the one's next door in our own system at best) the same as any other species.
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  748. 14:00 I'm "utterly moronic" not just in my teens but in perpetuity (even at 46, still the same attitude that will never change) and don't care. It's hard to use data against one that never will give a fuck about what other people think and never gets embarrassed. And I live on welfare, I don't care about insurance premiums since my health insurance is free and no need to worry about this or that potential employer, and by extension I can be as hateful and racist as I want without the need to kiss the ass of some potential boss and hide those facts.
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  749. You get what you pay for and if it sounds to good to be true then it is. Less than half the going rate for a new item = of course it's going to be defective or not what you thought you'd get (ie half the size). Looks like the Chinese size scam is still going strong (extreme versions of which you'll order $1000 furniture and get a $2 item meant for a dollhouse).
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  750. Because it's about as pointless as funding SETI so they can scan radio waves when the aliens probably don't even use that tech and the same 100kW radio signals we use don't even reach the next star (assuming they are similar tech and power level as humans their signals never reach Earth anyway, 1000x+ too far away). The NSF only less money pits to fund, not more.
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  751. Let's all ride this semi-tamed flying bomb, what could possibly go wrong?
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  752. Nuclear chicken detonates in NYC = I hope the chicken survived at least.
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  753. Murder is cheaper if you can get away with it. Given 35% of murders are never solved I'd take those odds if I was foolish enough to get married in the first place. Poisoning is a bad method though, mountains of evidence everywhere if the corpse is found. Best method I've heard (if you happen to be working on a construction site) is simply kill them with a ghost or zip gun, grind them up in a wood chipper then bleach it to get rid of usable DNA, and bury the bone chips and other crap under the foundation before it's poured. An unnamed buddy of mine did that when a local school wing was being added 20+ years ago and it's still a missing person case long ago declared legally dead. No one will tear down a school or high rise just on a hunch or suspicion without other evidence.
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  754.  @philcooper9225  Lost in text I guess. At least the "until death do us part" vows are kept as well for those that don't like the hassal of breaking legal contracts.
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  755. Beaming power is expensive as are the solar panels meant for space (they tend to be more efficient than ground based ones and multilayered). And like everything else you'll have a bunch of hippies bitching about the beam frying birds that fly into it, not to mention that would be a hacker-terrorists wet dream Death-Star-like weapon (why nuke a city with you can simply burn it with a massive multi-GW maser). Prob not gonna happen this century, the real world is not Dyson Sphere Program.
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  756. I can see why The Mekong is mostly disposable as far as China is concerned, it supplies mostly non-Chinese. Hell if I was Xi the Poo I'd dam it up and make electricity to run Chinese factories that make the rest of the world's shit too. Fvck whoever is south of the Chinese border, they are not China's problem.
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  757. Same reason that banned og lightbulbs and went to CFL/LED. New power plants are expensive. In the meantime things like this are to avoid having to resort to rolling blackouts like some 3rd world shit hole to keep the grid from crashing.
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  758. Why not find out why zombies don't get prion diseases despite all the brains they eat? Probably the cure will be found in that research.😃
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  759. So this is why global warming is bad. If the South Pole melts with that ice wall all of our oceans and the rest of the world's water will fall off into space and everyone will get thirsty. Learn something new everyday. :)
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  760.  @xmappergamer1002  no, it's not. It's not a Chinese conspiracy either. Bigfoot is a myth. So is the Lochness Monster and God. Global warming is easy to see in the data unless you are blind or simply choose to ignore it.
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  761. ultimately nothing matters, just gonna die sooner or later anyway even if it was food and water out of stock.
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  762. So why don't we have fire dept's like that today? Pay me or I'll watch your property burn and watch you die if you try to put it out yourself = sheer genius, even if it does require the same amount of psychopathy as any other billionaire today. Doing it for free just seems like a wasted opportunity.
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  763.  @ilarious5729  I am the source. Pretty sure it's a safe bet that none of the 500 are going to make their mental health records public to compare, esp when investors are hanging on their every word and a single sentence can win or lose $100M in seconds, but it should be obvious that being a psycho is a required trait, at least if you want to stay CEO for long.
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  764. 9:55 Shit people, it's only been like 6 weeks. I've doing the house arrest thing since July 2006, don't need a pandemic for that (just be antisocial and hate everybody by default). I never run out of things to do, if I did I'd just add another hobby to the rotation. I haven't needed to do that in years, making a chainmail suit with half a million 4mm rings atm since 2015, prob another year to go on that. I also collect movies (110,000 of those and counting), play games (30,000+ of those), build things from Digikey parts, etc. People really need to learn to quit being whiners, it's possible the current situation is the new normal and the talk of a vaccine turns out to be a dead end road and false hope.
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  765. Why would someone 93yo kill themselves? Hell at that point might as well have a bit of patience and just wait a few more months. If he was murdered kinda the same idea, pretty pointless by then and a bit too little, too late since he was gonna die soon anyway.
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  766. I have 0 urge to shave my nads. I'd rather just keep them hairy until they go bald on their own. The loose hairs can simply be combed out before BJ's = no one complains so must be good enough.
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  767. 3:58 Might as well just give up and let the bombs explode on their own sooner or later. Over 300 years the likelihood of another war in the area making a mess of the place all over again is almost guaranteed
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  768. I don't see how religion in general isn't considered a delusion and named some sort of syndrome, other than the fact the crazies are still running most of the asylum.
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  769. ​6:07 I thought swej were Germany's greatest pest. I guess weevils are 2nd greatest pest?
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  770. 2:55 I wish I could afford a whore-filled lifestyle.
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  771. Testicular cancer = a simple castration fixes that if caught early. Also, only 1 man per hour and 7500 of the born in the same period and even though there's almost 4B of them makes it seem kinda rare.
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  772. As a cannibal it's sad that all these corpses look like they taste like mustard. I really wish they'd use fresh corpses like they used to.
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  773. Intel should just give up and have a going out of business sale given their track record over the past 6 years. Until the benchmarks are out it's just rumors and probably fake news.
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  774. and storage prices will then go to shit. Already a 50% spike just from Chia. For data hoarders like me that buy 12TB every 3-4 months that totally sucks.
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  775.  @christopherleveck6835  Those also dry out. If it works on cats and dogs (for some reason some people buy those as decorations at flea markets) it'll work on humans as well, even if the result isn't as pretty as the Egyptian version.
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  776. The one I built was on purpose. At least that guy's didn't give half a city increased cancer risk from 5MV x-ray exposure for minutes at a time. Luckily I don't give a shit about being sued by anybody.
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  777. Dunno why first matters anyway if it's not filing a patent. Going down in history doesn't mean much when most of history can be simply deleted by another Carington Event that will probably happen in the next 100 years. Anyone that personally remembers anything farther than maybe 20-30 years back will probably be killing each other over food and drinkable water within a month (and human memory is generally not that precise or reliable even from a week ago anyway, let alone 30 years). The distant past will be the last thing on survivors' minds.
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  778. I simply prostituted myself. Under 18's go for a premium ($50 in ~1990 $ per ~20-30 mins was not that hard to get per BJ, and some doubled that with tip if they were convinced that I actually enjoyed it and I showed some enthusiasm). For a few years made more per weekend than most of my classmates made all summer with a full-time job.
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  779. It wasn't vampires. It was witches. Hell maybe it was both. People were just as crazy back then as they are now on social sites like Twitter and Instagram (no, 5G didn't cause covid, and the CIA probably didn't cause Cherobyl with malware).
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  780. I still can't get a sex doll that's indistinguishable from the real thing give be a BJ, so no, the future is not here yet.
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  781. 14:40 Isn't morality and ethics or what one considers good or bad just matters of opinion? Seems so to me since there doesn't seem to be such a thing as universal right and wrong, no more than there's a universal clock everyone in the universe can set their watch to.
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  782. $195 phone bill? Hell that's almost as much as my rent. Best to use Tello, unlimited for $40. Or just $7 in my case since I hardly ever use the phone (unlimitred text/500 mins/500MB, and most of the time I use l ittle of even that, maybe 20 mins a month checking voice mail).
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  783. pfft, I'm still using my Samsung 243T as my main monitor. 17yo and still works, so why change it if I don't need 4k for spreadsheets? The basic tech hasn't changed much since the turn of the century when CRT's started getting replaced. And until 4D holograms or PC-brain interfaces are a thing it will be another lifetime before it changes in a worthwhile way (=after ignoring bullshit marketing) again.
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  784. Fools and their money... I simply quit paying attention to holidays years ago or whatever the latest shit being marketed that I don't really need is (assuming they got past my Adblock and annoyed me I'm probably gonna be pissed enough to not buy it on principle at that point anyway). If it's cheap and in stock and I need it then I'll buy it. If not I find something else to kill my time with. For GPU shortages I simply quit gaming and went to VN's (prerendered = even a shitty 10yo APU will play it) months ago.
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  785. AMD is pretty much perpetually 2nd rate as far as GPU's. Last time I got AMD was a Radeon 7970 back in 2012. They haven't been the best since then afaik.
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  786. I don't even pay attention to titles anymore, I just watch every video from every channel I'm subbed to and no other videos. There's your solution for clickbait titles, quit clicking random shit based on title or thumbnail if it wasn't in your notifications.
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  787. 15:40 I think I have a dissappointing solution to the dark energy problem: it actually doesn't exist. The method used to detect it used Type 1A supernovas and were assumed to be standard candles when in reality they are not so standard as previously assumed (eg. the Chandrasakar limit doesn't apply with 2 white dwarfs colliding vs a white dwarf orbiting a gas giant). Kiinda breaks the conclusion the universe is accelerating when you are using a broken measuring stick to map and measure it as was done in the 1990's.
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  788. At least they weren't prematurely cremated without being tied to a stake first.
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  789. A bit of an oopsie.
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  790. WILLLLSSSSONNNN!
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  791. @ProphetDocNess So? Just contact the factory (most likely China) and have them make a batch for you as well. I'm sure they'd gladly do it if the production run is large enough to be worth their trouble (probably 100k-500k shirts or so). It's fabric in the shape of a shirt, not $100 bills. Quite possible such deals have already been made on Alibaba, no trip to China or fluency in Mandarin or Cantonese needed.
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  792. Oh well, not much of a disaster when no one lives near it anyway. In the future just toss it in the Mariana Trench and be done with it. Why dig another hole when nature has already provided a far better one? Fuck the future, the islands will no longer be a concern anyway when they are all underwater after the poles melt and the waste is diluted to insignificance in the ocean.
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  793. @Alice exactly, fuck it. There's already a garbage patch 2x the size of TX in the Pacific anyway, making it also sligthly radioactive wouldn't make much difference as long as everyone knows to stay away from it.
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  794. The funny thing is those looking to get a ghost gun won't care about breaking that minor law if they are looking to kill someone or rob a bank with it. Even if that EO is allowed to stand they will just make their own kit or do it the old fashioned way like steal a gun or buy one from a black market drug or arms dealer and file off the serial number (if that hasn't been done already). A disposable plastic one is still the best route, use it for whatever deed planned then melt it so there is no ballistics evidence.
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  795. They are in fact expendable. It's why we are working toward automated wars where no actual meat soldiers are necessary.
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  796. I can understand hunting down King Tut's tomb or anything with tons of gold, but why all the money and effort over basically a 500yo rotted corpse? Sure, ancient history nerds probably creamed their jeans but so what? It's not like we have reversable time machines and need a 100% accurate road map of the past or something.
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  797. 8:25 Now that's a badass. If only we would have skinned Osama bin Laden alive after tatooing 1 big American flag on him and flying said skin on top of the Freedom Tower.
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  798.  @blankgaming2011  I know, but why bother when it's easier to just stay at home and block ads on PC.
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  799. So Pink Floyd wasn't too far off about lost souls living in a fish bowl.
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  800. 0:01 Picture a porn star under his desk with that look on his face after what he said = LOL.
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  801. Shouldn't this be on Megaprojects? The bio- In Biographics suggests it's about living things (usually people). Did Simon run out out of people worth doing an episode about?
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  802. 14:50 No I don't. No one really needs a work ethic if they live on welfare and avoid getting a job and seldom buy anything. As far as friends, fuck 'em, don't need 'em anyway. As far as productivity, that's what automation is for.
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  803. /shrug All is fair in love and war.
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  804. TLDW No. No real advantage for most people that don't need 512TB of ram. Unless you use your PC as a render farm or similar to make money buying a whole new rig just to use it is virtually pointless for most if you already have even 16GB of DDR3 (even more pointless if you already have 32GB DDR4). As far as speed doubling frequencies doesn't do a damned thing if timings are also doubled, if the ram is even the bottleneck to begin with, which won't be the case if you never upgrade the aps you use when it's otipmized for certain DDR2-4, some of the apps I still use are 20+ years old and still work fine for what I use it for (ie virtualdub).
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  805. Actually I am the most evil man in history. I simply don't have a high political position to let my evil outshine that of the previous over-sung heroes.
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  806. s/h/e l/o/o/k/s l/i/k/e a h/o/t v/e/r/s/i/on/ o/f m/y e/x.
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  807. 9:05 If she was hot I would have ate her too. Not hot = will be after boiling in a pot for a day with some spices and chillis.
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  808. 2:50 Imagine if Lifesavers sparked in your mouth like that while simply sucking on it. I like sucking on 9v batteries, but not sure if multi-kV in my mouth would be fun likw a super-intense Poprock or make me spit it out asap.
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  809.  @Misanthrope84  Can't lose what you never had to begin with, I wouldn't have bothered with things like families. Hell $50B he can have 3 different top-end whores a day for an all-nighter each at $5000 a day ($1.9M a year) for life and even that would be peanuts.
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  810. Now take it outside and catch a lighting bolt return stroke at 1/3 the speed of light. Or the same with a Van de Graff generator spark.
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  811. As long as it doesn't make helium-filled hard drives much more expensive I don't care. 37 years left = I'll probably be dead when we run out anyway so not my problem.
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  812. I'd put the card in a vacuum chamber when using dry ice/alcohol for fluid, assuming things like electrolytic caps can handle vacuum, backfill with dry nitrogen if not. There, no more condensation.
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  813. If they are living off the "land" why would they need tourist money?
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  814. Not for those that actually care about money. Personally I prefer never accepting bribes, staying on welfare and just saying and doing what I want, fuck the money.
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  815. 8:08 Why state that obvious fact? Let morons in the audience with more money than brains take that as financial advice and then lose their shirts, then they would know your "advice" sucks and never repeat that mistake.
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  816. Someone needs to build their own nuclear powered car in their garage. As far as regulations, meh, easier to get forgiveness than permission. Fuel grade uranium is easier to get or make than bomb grade anyway.
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  817. LOL VSauce = Legendary (17.1M subs agrees) = B
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  818. People are just plain illogical if shit, piss, blood, guts and brains don't bother them yet ordinary dissected finger parts do. Hell when bored I sometimes Google Image degloving accident pics (kudos to the bystanders that had the foresight of taking pictures and upload them before giving the medical attention or going into a panic) for some new torture method ideas.
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  819. 3:20 obviously not, being dead and all at that point. Who gives a shit about Google doodles these days? I pretty much ignore them anyway since they basically trashed YT with demometiziaton and AI-ran censorship and I started using Adblock. I hardly even use search engines anymore anyway, i just have shortcuts on thew same pages I go to on my desktop.
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  820. Oh well, fuck the planet, live in the present and underground on a hill 100m above sea level in a sesmically stable area to where weather is not a factor. I'll probably be dead in 30 years so not my problem anyway and I wasn't foolish/sadistic enough to have kids.
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  821. I simply wouldn't play it untill a fix is tested and confirmed, simple solution. It's not like it's the only game that exists.
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  822. It's easier to define who is ugly vs who is unintelligent. I say get rid of the ugly ones first. Nature will eventually do this anyway (in millions of years), but my patience is not unlimited.
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  823. So you going to be homeless in 3 months and yet you're wasting time watching YT? Sounds like a problem assigning priorities got you in your current predicament.
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  824. Dunno why they just didn't leave it underwater in 2005 and rebuilt it further up the Mississippi river on actual bedrock, would have been cheaper in the long run. All that money wasted (will prob hit trillions soon enough) that just postpones the inevitable. Even as a port it's mostly obsolete, trains direct from the West Coast cities like LA and Seattle are now cheaper. Sometimes it's best just to give up and abandon things, particularly after it's served it's purpose and is mostly no longer needed.
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  825. My hero, fvck his victims, they should have stayed out of his way. I don't see why Columbia doesn't officially just join the cartels rather than fight them. They could make trillions in annual exports if manufacturing was legal there as long as it was exported (never a good idea to smoke your own product). Imagine if there were 100 Escobars at any given time supplying not just the US but the entire world.
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  826. Given the current GPU market that seems to be a console substitute for those that don't do consoles or want to play PC exclusives or can't buy a console either. But is it cheaper than a console? Price wasn't mentioned anywhere, and I wouldn't be surprised if this gets scalped as well if it gets popular. Outlaw scalping, dammit, and set MSRP as a legal maximum price.
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  827. Dunno, don't care since I'm not Russian or Ukrainian. Gee, I wonder if lead decreases average empathy levels? /sarcasm.
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  828. Lol smurfs dancing around his feet turned into pickles. You sure it was just nutmeg he OD'd on?
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  829.  @2760ade  Exactly. I find it creepy. I want a woman, not one that's trying to pass herself off as a prepubescent girl.
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  830. I plan on getting an F430 from Createbot. Pretty sure that will be the only printer I'll ever need unless I try to print with metal powder and lasers or something (at least I hope so, it's industrial grade and not a cheap junk kit and costs $4-5K).
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  831. I'd let her si/t on my fa/ce. Maybe, never seen her na/ked for a final judgement call.
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  832. 1:45 I bet that is a lie. Most decent Youtubers don't have time to waste on frivolous things like phone gaming and getting microtransactioned to bankruptcy.
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  833. 9:34 You know it's funny when it still makes you LOL a century later.
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  834. Why use a camera that overheats? Even a decent phone like a Note 9 can record at 1080p/30, which is good enough for mostly a talking head. Just put that on a tripod.
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  835. 5:00 Are the bones of the severed arm still there? Did they survive the demolition?
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  836. Dunno why companies haven't simply figured out a way to dump heat from PC's into space where it's cold anyway instead of just moving the problem a few feet over. Do that on a large scale and there's a global warming solution as well.
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  837. Oh well, ugly people shouldn't be breeding and making more ugly people anyway, it just propagates the problem. Hell it's a downer to every non-ugly person to even see them, no one likes looking at walking eye sores.
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  838. lol l thought it was genius at the time. I still do 40 years later. Even more so since I was never caught.
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  839. I still can't believe film still exists and not be new/old stock and not go the way of Blockbuster, vinyl records, or CD's. Every store I know shut down their film development dept over a decade ago.
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  840. eh I've had no problems with Asus myself. I've only had to do a warranty RMA once in 20 years. It was mostly painless other than being without a main rig for 2 months and kept up to date with progress reports. Something minor like a flipped diode I'd simply get a suitable heat gun and fix it myself (and check before powering it if it's a known issue like this). Multiple fried VRM's = nope.
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  841. They really shouldn't make vitamins taste and look like candy. I mean why not make them into chocolate bars while you are at it? /sarcasm.Too many dummies believing everything they read on the internet and thinking you can't OD on those.
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  842. I don't understand what the mystery is. Gravity was the cause of the sinking. Case closed.
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  843. 15:55 This is why it's foolish to marry anyone, particularly gold diggers. He should have simply had a trusted 2nd in command run his empire while doing his time like the other gangsters did. Expensive lesson learned for GR. I would have shot the bitch too, but probably not in front of witnesses.
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  844. I stole it. Sucker should have taken the first offer from that diplomat, I ended up fencing it to her for 2x the 2nd offer ($400k).
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  845. Meh my 3770k is still good enough.
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  846. dunno why people waste time memorizing 23,000 digits of pi when even 50 digits of accuracy will be unnecessary in engineering for the next 1000 years (ie building a partical accelerator encircling the solar system).
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  847. And people wonder why Java is considered a 3rd World shithole. Pack people that dense and quality of life goes south pretty quick, just like sticking too many chickens in a coop.
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  848.  @skachor  Sounds like a good idea to me. As a first volley simply get all 110M taxpayers to not pay taxes for 10 years to weaken it first.
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  849. My next GPU upgrade in 10 years will probably use 3kW, watercooling will not be optional but mandatory, and my PC will require a dedicated 240V 30A heavy appliance circuit like my stove and air conditioner. And in summer I will need 2 air conditioners as 1 will no longer be enough to keep temps under 80F in the room. Prob another 24k BTU just to make up the PC heat difference.
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  850. ​@itsadubsession It's not about being a lemming. A point will come no one will take fiat currencies as payment if inflation gets bad enough to need things like trillion-dollar bills, and then it will switch back to gold barter like it was 110 years ago (gold has been used as currency for thousands of years, that will never change). I will be dead long before it gets that bad so not my problem. Besides the environmental issue did you really think traditional banks would just allow themselves to become obsolete? If so you are quite naive. Threatening the Fed's business model is what got JFK assassinated. Other than that lets say 8B people all start to use and take crypto. Besides the energy use of that do you really want to wait literally hours or even months for a transaction to go thru instead of a few seconds? I sure as fuck don't, checkout lines and turn-around times for online orders are long enough already. Cryto is a short-term investment (and a hella risky one at that), it will be forever impractical as a widespread true replacement for traditional currency like so many silly utopian dreamers think. These days only hackers and cyber criminals take it as payment anyway, that's another reason why China banned banks from cashing it in for actual usable money, it makes laundering way too easy.
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  851. Still would have been cheaper and easier to just surrender to the Axis.
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  852. 7:55 It's official: I am a pervert. "The Scissors Crisis" made me think of 2 naked chicks stuck together that couldn't get unstuck.
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  853. Spoiler alert: there is no treasure, just a few people that love trolling the world with an epic prank.
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  854. LOL Now that's some epic trolling in real life. Since I don't pay attention to the news this is the first I've heard of it. What a hero, I would have done the same thing if i were in a position to do so, job be damned, it would be worth it. Like that epic intern at the NTSB telling the media the names of the dead pilots of an Asian airplane crash were Sum Ting Wong, Wi Tu Lo, Ho Lee Fuk, and Bang Ding Ow and a few of them ran with it verbatim. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaOkTKfxu44
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  855. Well, at least he didn't sink further out to sea where the water is 1-3 miles deep. The boat would have imploded with him in it since there'd be no way to force the door open with over a ton per square inch holding it shut = not much left to bury even if recovered.
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  856.  @igelbeatz  He said himself that channels come and go. He has so many for the overall job security. With no other income but YT and a family to support I can understand the reasoning. All eggs in one basket and viewership or sponsorships dry up = unemployed with bills due the following month = bad situation. 10 channels with 1-2 of them losing performance compared to the previous month or completely dying = a pay cut, which sucks but is not a disaster.
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  857.  @abandoned-mines-novascotia  It's called time management in the 21st century. Email and video conferencing is very efficient vs doing everything in a rented office in another town. Even with 12 channels I doubt he does more than 10h a day total since a team of other people (on average 3 per channel) do the hard parts of research and script writing and he's on editing and narrating. Most of them are just 10-min videos (maybe 20 min for Biographics), it's not like he's cranking out multiple feature-length movies (though the total probably amounts to one) by himself every week. He did do a TIFO how-it's- made video a few years ago where he showed how it was done from start to finish. I imagine the workflow is similar for all the other channels.
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  858. kinda like me, eat only what is cheap ($100/mo is all I waste on food) for 46 years. Though I do toss in a vitamin with 40-cent burritos, salsa, beans, oatmeal, etc now and then and whatever else comes on sale, not just french fries.
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  859. 8:40 I really couldn't care less about auto manufacturers. I don't drive, never have, never will (no point and a wasted expense, I never even leave my apartment and even if I did there's no where that important I'd need to be that I can't see on Google Maps or Street view). Fuck Ford and all those other people, let them go out of business and let only pre-2020 used cars exist on the roads, give me my damned 3080. A 3yo vehicle isn't that much of a difference compared to a 3yo video card. At the end of the day any vehicle shortage is the stupid gov'ts and it's emissions standards fault anyway. A car doesn't need a computer to go from A to B, they did so just fine when it was just an engine, carburetor and distributer cap and the only electronics was the radio and spark coil. Fridges and toasters don't need that dumb shit either, last thing i need is by fridge hacked to where it's locked and I end up starving to death.
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  860. Yay another death and destruction video. Makes me wonder what the psychopath version of a nerdgasm is. Psychogasm?
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  861. Meh no hope is better than false hope.
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  862. Psychopaths like me have superior brains. I long ago realized that having emotions and actually giving a shit about other people is a handicap rather than an advantage.
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  863. Wtf, if he simply wanted to see whales wouldn't it be easier just to take his yacht to the ocean and go see some on one of their known season migration lanes? Hell I would just go to Google images and look up whales, far easier and that don't cost a thing and takes like 5 seconds.
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  864. 0:30 because people are idiots. Who ever coined "Fools and their money are soon parted" wasn't just talking out their asses. Humans are great at deluding themselves into believing all sorts of crazy shit like gods are actually real. Add pareidolia and a bit of gullibility to that and you have a fool.
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  865. $1400 = ppft. Might as well just get a 3090, less demand for those. Or, better still, forget about the whole damned cluster fuck that's the 30-series and wait for the 40xx's. Probably not alot of performance gain but they will in all likilihood be on 5nm and therefore cheaper (smaller die), since by then (2024) crypto will be either banned outright or the bubble will pop, hopefully the former.
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  866. wuss.
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  867. Yeah, dumbest thing I used for coolant was plain tap water and a bunch of oddball flourescent and UV reactive dyes that turned into an acidic goo in a matter of weeks. Acidic enough to start corroding the copper microfins of the rad/waterblocks and coat the inside of the res in green scaly crap. I can only imagine how much worse it woud have been if I used chocolate milk with those same dyes instead.
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  868.  @Firefly256  eh, it would be close enough to the original. Introverted vs extroverted is mostly environment rather than DNA anyway, so in same environment you will get one pretty close to previous. With 8B humans I doubt very much all are all that unique, it's why dopplegangers are such a widespread urban legend.
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  869. I don't see why they don't just let the nuclear fire burn itself out. Unused U235 has a half-life of 700M years. Let it fission into things with shorter half lives of decades to maybe a few millenia and simply keep everyone away from it until it's back to average background levels (ie a gradually shrinking exclusion zone), far less hassle and a lot quicker. Had they just let it burn in 1986 there'd be essentially no unspent uranium left by now.
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  870.  @jonnyace9198  That's why there's Adblock, fuck ads, I may die but it won't be from those. In the video itself = fast forward through it, it's why the DVR was invented when TV was a thing.
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  871. 4:00 Rather than go all the way around Africa seems like it would be cheaper to just truck it <1/10 the distance to a port on the Med Sea. Then again, what does 3rd world shit hole countries in Africa have that needs shipping anyway, other than blood diamonds that can just be airmailed?
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  872.  @comedyreliefguy5112  sure, if you want to look like a superstitious fool.
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  873.  @jossanecassar8683  What's a party? Oh, now I remember, those wastes of time I used to go to to pretend to be social back in high school to get some pvssy back when I cared about such things.
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  874.  @noahnoah2747  Yes, my hero. Getting away with a murder or 2 is one thing but a whole string of them? That's either sheer luck, genius, or both. Granted having a lazy police force that would rather have a donut than do paperwork at the end of a shift helps as well.
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  875.  @martyrx3436  to me who the target is doesn't matter. I may be sick but at least I'm not THAT racist or discriminatory.
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  876. Humans will be lucky to survive to the end of the 21st century, forget the end of the universe. With things like bioengineering, cybernetics and genetic enhancement humans wouldn't be humans anymore in a millenium or 2 even if they survived anyway, forget billions of years. Plus also on those timescales they can simply starlift the sun and use the lifted material to build a Dyson swarm and O'Neil cylinders. Half the sun lifted = 8x longer remaining life= 30-40B years. In the meantime move Earth (and Mars to prevent a collision) closer to the asteroid belt or even eventually beyond Jupiter. Not hard to do if you have thousands or millions of years to do it, just use a gravity "tractor beam" from periodic intentional near-passes of large objects like Ceres borrowed from the Kuiper belt. Sure, Gregorian calendars are shit useless by that point (at least if you want certain dates to keep equaling beginnings if certain seasons, at Jupiter's distance a solar year is 12x longer than the calendar), but oh well.
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  877. 0:39 Some crazies would say he knew it was going to happen because he made it happen to prove his point.
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  878. /shrug people and companies try to corner or manipulate the market all the time, no matter what it is they make. Scalpers and other jews are not the only ones. Bottom line is if you don't like the price (whatever the root cause of it is) then don't buy it. Unless you are a 3D artist video cards are not food, no one actually needs the latest and greatest video card if you can't recover the purchae price rather quickly (< 1 year). For 99% that isn't using their card to pay bills but just to play silly video games it's a disposable luxury and prices of that are a First World problem.
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  879. Comedian Simon is a big improvement.
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  880. Now make a gallon of liquid xenon. Prob take awhile if if your time is cheap that sells for like $140k a gallon.
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  881.  @str2010  What's Putin gonna do? Keep in mind Pakistan also has nukes, but was and still is too busy pointing them at India.
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  882.  @hurgcat  Yeah you got that right, US pretty much decided to take a nap after 1991 when USSR was no longer a thing, at least publicly. Behind closed doors, who knows, most of it is still classified.
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  883.  @kensmith5694  It's possible, but keeping it secret is a waste of an opportunity to make examples of them to show what happens when others think of hacking US infrastructure. Of course you then risk exposing your agents and other resources like informants so it's also a gamble.
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  884. Considering globally there's too many humans anyway I'm 100% for the death penalty, even if it's just for littering. The upper tier crimes should only change the method from quick/humane to as slow and painful as possible.
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  885. lol Elon Musk is not a god and is more full of shit than just about anyone.
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  886. 14M subs and you still can't even buy your own 28.5kfps camera? It's only $150k, not millions.
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  887. Fine idea until the ice runs out or the caps melt. The sheets at the poles are like 2-3 miles thick, so normally would take several centuries of global warming to melt. But if everyone is also mining it to drink that would speed it up and make it only take decades to do so.
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  888. Fuck Raid Shadow Legends and other overpriced phone crap. If I wanted to play a game I'd buy Elden Ring. One $60 payment then done instead of either sucking for free or getting nickle and dimed to death.
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  889.  @federalreservewolflegend3523  She had no will so NY got it. Personally if it was me to maintain my stingiest record and I was dying soon I woudl have emptied all my bank accounts, put it in my house with the rest of anything auctionable, and burned it to the ground so even the state got nothing.
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  890. So how much heat can this thing handle and still keep the coolant under 60C with 800RPM fans? I wanna use it to cool the final stage of a portable Class-E Tesla coil and it's about 700-800W of heat to move (far beyond what typical high-end air coolers can handle before "drying out", I tried it). May go with a 420mm one now that those are a thing.
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  891. She looks kinda plain for holographic gf. I bet something cooked up in DAZ 3D and enhanced to look more photorealistic would have a more yummy result, if they are based on some real life supermodel with the human flaws removed.
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  892. Why bubble lights? Why not mini lava lamps while they were at it?
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  893. Wish that would hurry up and blow up already. Maybe after the heard is culled there'd no longer be silicon shortages due to the reduced demand, since dead people don't need video cards.
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  894.  @eightykakes15  Yeah that was it. Haven't seen it in 30+ years so forgot the name of it. In hindsight starting to make me wonder if that was based on this real life crime spree that at the time I wasn't aware of since I really didn't keep up with national news much and didn't live in LA.
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  895. Dunno why this wasn't done on Day 1. Vaccines are mostly useless against ending a pandemic if only half of everyone ever gets vaccinated. A whole list of pediatric vaccines have been mandatory for decades before they are even allowed to enter a public school and almost no one bitched about those.
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  896. Meh I'm too lazy for success. It's way overrated anyway if you already have the essentials (food, roof, water, electricity, PC, internet). I'll just embrace my failures (which arguably aren't failures if no attempts were even made, can't lose if you don't play).
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  897. @James Heal yeah, well, new generation. These days if you don't have a job (likely, far more people than jobs and with one growing and the other shrinking with automation that's just going to get worse with time), and if public schools stay permanently shut down and video conferencing for jobs and remote learning the new normal to save money, and with social places like bars and clubs also shut down (possibly permanently when the money runs out) they're probably never going to get laid, 30-40yo virgins are far more common now than 20 years ago, and at this rate people dying a virgin prob won't be so rare in the not-too-distant future. And sites like Tinder only work if you are not only not ugly but exceptionally attractive enough to make them stop swiping for 2 seconds. Those are a few of the reasons why so many don't get the joke.
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  898. him pitching a piano learning app is more believable than $ Shave Club
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  899. Dunno why 300Hz matters. I can barely tell the difference between 60 and 120 and have to actually be looking for it (ie jerk around really fast on purpose in ways I never would during normal gameplay). As far as laptops i got a cheap $500 one 6 years ago and hardly use it. Mobile= phone. Home = PC. Hell dunno why I even bothered getting the Note 9 phone, I never leave my apt so mostly just use a PC while the phone is left charging 99.9% of the time and just checking voicemail once a month for maybe 30 minutes for the rest.
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  900. No, I'm still never going to put a price on my own head and give family members an extra 100k reasons to kill me, even if I had those to worry about for some foolish reason.
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  901. Back in the day I used to pop No Dozes like Tic Tacs along with coffee and Jolt cola. Prob 2-3g caffeine a day depending on how bad I needed to stay awake for whatever reason vs how nauseous I felt. Ah, the good old days. At least it was not a lot of liquid (maybe 2 quarts in 24 hours) to make my brain swell.
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  902. Maybe when the US invades Iran (the reasons won't matter, like the weapons of mass destruction for Iraq it will probably be lies anyway) hopefully we can steal all their oil too.
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  903.  @jme7298  Well if not then the US are idiots for not doing that. Why bother making up all that bullshit about WMD's and going to war to hang Saddam if not for the oil? What a colossal waste of money as usual and not getting much of shit in return except more terrorists. And, yes, I am actually mental.
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  904. More like the moral of the story is there's nothing wrong with greed getting the best of you, just don't get caught. My hero Bernie did the next best thing, simply avoided getting caught for most of his life so won't even serve 10% of his sentence.
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  905.  @Senumunu  The funny thing is I'm not even a jew, greed is not solely a jewish trait. Normally can't stand them but since he robbed his fellow jews blind he's an exception. The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
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  906. Just stay off of Facebook and refuse to visit websites that won't let you block ads, use a VPN, or refuse cookies. The odds of getting stalked then drop dramatically from those actions alone.
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  907. Youtube should have simply removed the comment section instead of the dislike button. Fucking Christ with a telephone pole, every year since 2015ish YT has gotten twice as shitty as the previous year, wish every creater would just move to Patreon until YT got it's shit together and went back to its golden age.
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  908. Because like everything else it didn't have a single inventor. Even the simple light bulb had 100's of people working on it even though Edison got the credit.
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  909. NZXT should inlcude 2-3 years worth of fire insurance premiums with every case or PC purchase.
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  910. Lol they were going to sponsor it, until they saw the video then they changed their mind.
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  911.  @paulroberts7620  It isn't. Nothing is a universe-given right at the end of the day just because humans say so and give themselves some arbitrary right. In short it's survival of the fittest, no one has an automatic right to anything (including being allowed to live) just because they think they do.
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  912. Midgley is my hero. Too bad apparently he didn't cull the herd enough, 8B is still too many by an order of magnitude.
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  913. meh, I still use candles and lamps that use whale oil. If it ain't broke don't fix it.
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  914.  @aprisia  thats' why parts that are worth a crap aren't made of aluminum anymore, but anodized or nickel plated copper.
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  915.  @boeubanks7507  lol I never said it would be easy. A couple PMP-600's in series could prob do it, as long as the height difference isn't more than a few feet. Main thing I'd be worried about is the soldered joints in common rads since mercury and lead solder don't get along. The rad would have to be welded rather than soldered, which aren't common due to cost. If using acrylic tube the o rings/fittings would definitely have to be epoxied in place to keep them from popping out under the pressure (2x 600's can do 100+ psi).
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  916.  @alonsonavarro3011  how do you figure? mercury is 6x more thermally conductive than water. That can more than make up for it's 1/3 heat capacity of water (by volume, not mass). I'd say the delta T would be more like 1-2C instead of 6-12C. It would be more sensitive than water to flow rate due to the reduced heat capacity so overall cooling performance remains to be seen, though I wouldnt want to actually risk moving the PC while filled at 13kg/L and end up with cracked PCB's.
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  917.  @istvanbrooks5319  I even keep it just above my head at the head of the bed. Old age will still kill me before the radiation will. People panic way too much in general. It's mostly alpha particles that won't even penetrate skin, so unless I break it and eat the glowing bits I have little to worry about.
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  918. And people are freaking out over a measly 5-10k deaths a day from Covid19 and bitching over being a reclusive hermit trying to avoid it (which I've been doing since 2006). Buncha pussies.
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  919.  Morning Star  Meh, I vote for the simple solution = quit trying to cure it and let it wipe half everyone off the map. When populations get sparse enough pandemics solve themselves. It's nature's way of culling an over-sized herd. As far as the 1918 Spanish Flu, no one knows where it started (despite the name). Probably Wuhan like the others.
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  920.  Morning Star  I'm fairly certain it wasn't made in a US lab. For one that's one of the bat-shit craziest conspiracy theories I've ever heard, and for 2 it's doing it's job pretty lousily for a US-made depopulation tool. Weaponized Ebola would be far more effective (by 100x at least) and we most likely already have that, no need to make an entirely new bioweapon from scratch. Wuhan seems likely to me, just as with bird flu in Hong Kong in 1997 and Sars in Foshan in 2002.
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  921. Hell even 2023 is optimistic.Silicon isn't the same as oil prices. Shit happens there and prices are reflected the next day at the pump. Even after new fabs go online it will take 3-6 months before consumers notice big price drops on a large scale.
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  922. My PC is from 2012 and is still good enough. Dunno why PC part manufacturers even still waste money on R&D, everything they cook up isn't that much better than something from 5 years ago and in the real world makes almost no difference, marketing hype be damned. Even for gaming a 1080 ti from 3 years ago will play just about everything at 1080p and sane settings (4k for gaming is almost pointless, it's why AA was invented) for years to come. It will probably be decades before a 1080 ti doesn't meet min requirements for 60 fps for a new release. Rejoice in the death of Moore's Law, no need to upgrade every 2 years anymore like it's the 1990's.
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  923. Meh babies are disposble anyway, especially when their parents are stupid enough to believe whatever marketing they see and/or are non-American and they can always make more babies as long as they have fertile women, so Nestle is not going to single-handedly extinct the human race (I would argue they are rendering a service by culling a future herd that is already 10x too large). But a given business quarter comes and goes only once and so does it's opportunities for profit, so the choice is obvious to any savvy businessman (= fuck morals and fuck babies, as long as they are foreign ones that can't afford lawyers). Hell defense contractors and tobacco companies probably kill more people than Nestle, and probably for less profit per death.
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  924. eh the problem will solve itself when space is an usable junkyard/wasteland just like surface in 50-100 years. Can't go into space without a high probability of getting hit with space bullets = everyone will stop going into and sending shit into space and it will all eventually deorbit and burn over the course of decades (or millions of years for the higher orbits).
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  925. What a pain in the ass. At least North Korean and Pakistani nukes are far cheaper and easier to figure out (Pakistan doesn't even have a PAL lockout system on theirs, so if someone stole one it wouldn't be too hard for them to defeat the safety locks on it and use it themselves).
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  926.  @propaneaeroplane  I do both. The difference is with Tik Tok I have no time to be a jerk or even get to graduate to sadistic asshole before next video clip comes up.
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  927.  @HS7x3  I'm actually communist, not Republican. I have relatives in West Virginia so at least you got the accent right.
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  928.  @Lagchunk  I have better/more important things to do and worry about than 8B other people that I don't even know and likely never will. If you want to waste your time and sanity doing so then go for it. In fact most people don't give a fuck if they don't work in politics, I'm just one of the few that is actually truthful and vocal about it instead of being fake and pretending to give a shit to appease a bunch cancel-culture yuppies.
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  929. Good, the herd needs culled anyway. Can't have an angry mob if most of them are dead.
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  930. I wish the devil were real. I'd be making some deals too. Wait, the devil is real, today we just call it Wall Street.
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  931. Sure zombies can be a thing. Put a modern version of that chip that was tested on a bull way back in 1963 by Jose Delgado into a human eh voila, you have a remote-controlled zombie. Unless the chip or brain itself becomes very damaged they don't even need to be alive and undamaged to still walk, at least until rigor mortis is happening. Depending on the complexity of the chip and it's connections the brain or even whole head can be removed via shotgun and they will still function for a time (assuming chip bypasses the brain and is directly connected to the spinal cord). I'm surprised the military hasn't done this already to extend the usefulness of dead soldiers on battlefields.
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  932.  @xanimosityxgaming2664  Yeah good luck getting it at MSRP/half real market value. It peaked at over $5k, and even now is still over $3k on eBay (cheaper places like Craigslist with no protection = a foolish risk, and places like EVGA where you will wait a year or 2 for it don't count).
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  933.  @xanimosityxgaming2664  MSRP doesn't mean shit and never will if it's not legally binding and just a suggestion. It's worth whatever people are willing to pay, and they still sell pretty quickly (within a week or 2) for $3k. Good value compared to even a 4yo card like a 1080 ti when all you want to do is game? Fuck no, options exist going for under $1000 that still have over half the 3090 gaming performance (which is still good enough since 4k/240 or 8k/60 isn't absolutely necessary, and those gfx sliders on games have diminishing returns most will not notice after about 80%), but it's stupid to buy a 3090 just for gaming, it isn't meant for that, it's basically a Titan.
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  934. I don't see how pet owners let their dog lick their face after said dog licked his own asshole and balls. Featured case may be rare but what surprises me is that it's rare.
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  935.  @ryanprosper88  or couldn't care less about religion in general = Brutus wins, and not just because he was first.
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  936.  @ryanprosper88  So the other 4B can be ignored? lol ok.
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  937.  @ryanprosper88  I'd say Shakespear is more popular. Hell even the Beatles are more popular than Jesus and they are not even together anymore.
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  938.  @ryanprosper88  Now you're just assuming. These days if people have heard of jesus it's probably from some internet meme. Those tend to leave out a lot of the details.
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  939.  @ryanprosper88  /shrug sometimes ignorance is bliss, esp when it comes to the real world that sucks.
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  940. This is one reason why I don't have windows (permanently plywooded up and covered in aluminum foil).
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  941. 2:10 Well that blows my mind.
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  942. Some would call you a Terminator fan instead of a Highlander one.
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  943. 1:21:08 Another joke challenge, unless internet posts count as talking. Pretty easy for me since I'm almost never around anyone anyway and seldom talk to myself.
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  944. With all that frozen wasteland shouldn't it have been called Whiteland or Greyland instead of Greenland?
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  945. Short answer: what do you mean return to normal? This IS the new normal. Expect to sign up for waiting lists and wait 6-9 months to be able to buy anything that uses processed silicon or exotic metals. Instant gratification is over. Hell in 10 years feel lucky if anything new is announced at all, let alone be able to even theoretically buy. I blame overpopulation, Kill 80-90% of the human race and then maybe there wouldn't be shortages from too much demand. That's why pandemics exist in the first place, if the herd was thinned out they wouldn't spread as fast or as far, fighting it will just make it worse down the road, ultimately nature always wins.
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  946.  @BigBohnjovey  I can't tell if that was sarcasm or not but if Jesus can't fix resource shortages and overpopulation by making 4 out of 5 people born sterile (probably the most humane way to do it at this point) then he's useless to me. Really the only thing he's good for is deluding people into thinking a long list of dumb shit is real since he's been a dead urban legend for almost 2000 years.
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  947.  @user-vn7ce5ig1z  I meant to include completely closing the borders to them as well. No one from there comes here for any reason and if you go there it will be a 1-way trip for life.
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  948.  Maria Kelly  Nope, but it may as well be, we think alike (mostly).
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  949. 1:40:30 Meh, for 25+ years drank nothing but about 15x 2L pop of various flavors every month. I didn't get fat from it or die from it, I just didn't eat much of anything else (calories in = calories out). These days I simply drink nothing but Kool Aid, it's cheaper and easier to lug back to my apartment than 30L of pop and a month's worth of food.
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  950. Eh I didn't get a color tv until the early 1980's when prices were saner. $400 in 1967ish (when color TV's were common in stores like Sears everywhere) is like $3100 in 2019, such a price point made me skip getting a plasma TV in the early 2000's. These days (2010+) I just quit TV altogether, no need for it when there's PC and torrents.
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  951. My hero. Still a toss up betwen him and Ted Bundy and Jack The Ripper.
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  952.  @soloskirmisherrts5043  lol, believe whatever you helps you sleep at night, but I'm not even trying to be an "edgelord".
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  953.  @soloskirmisherrts5043  old enough to know better, young enough to not care. As far as making sense of it, might as well give up trying. Believe it or not plenty of serial killers of women that eventually got caught still get visits from women and even marriage proposals while serving multiple life sentences.
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  954.  @soloskirmisherrts5043  I'm 47, so I'm flattered you think that is still young. As far as morality, that's just a matter of opinion and changes with time, given enough of it. GF gets stabbed and left to rot somewhere = well that sux and is inconvenient as hell since then I'd have to find another one (not particularly easy, since I'm picky/have high standards). Pro tip: the AI comment gestapo can easily be circumvented by simply typing the comment backwards and/or putting slashes between letters.
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  955.  @soloskirmisherrts5043  Already saw a 1 hr documentary on him on MagellanTV, Curiosity Stream, and a few other documentary torrents from the BBC and other UK channels. It's not like I just heard of the guy, he's the UK version of Ted Bundy. A shame I didn't get to visit him in prison before he died (international travel is kinda hit and miss when you give a reason for the visit is to pay homage to an incarcerated serial killer).
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  956. 8:20 Why bother with air and sea searches if pureed human hamburger was already found in the engine? It's kinda obvious they were all ground up to a thin soup after getting hit by the engine at 500 mph and sucked in the rest of the way like a lawnmower on steroids.
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  957.  @chadcuckproducer1037  lol that would be hilarious.
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  958. It wasn't me that time.
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  959. The bigger power supplies (1600W+) recommend 240v circuits anyway for full output and efficiency and most 240v are 20-30A circuits (in USA). If people do stupid things like be cheap/lazy and try to run it at 120V/15A and the PSU fries as a result or the PC keeps shutting down due to not enough power due to OCP or a breaker trip over and over that's on them. As far as legalities, laws are pretty hard to enforce if everyone ignores the law (most will get away with it with low chances of getting caught). Pretty sure most out-of-state eBay sellers will not care what the law is in CA if they don't live there even if EVGA, Newegg, Amazon, etc do. My PC uses up to 3kW (dual 1550W supplies) and the way I solved that conundrum was simply use a 5kVA 120/240/480 transformer stepping down 240 20A to 120v 40A. The 120V has really short 4 foot 12 AWG leads into 3x 15A outlets (I put the transformer right near the PC so the extension cord side from the living room to the bedroom is 240V). Before I did all this every time I tried to game and run the AC both the breaker would pop. I guess if the run was really long and I didn't want to resort to heavy 6AWG I could use 2 transformers and step up the 240 20A to 480v 10A and then to 120v 40A, but thankfully that wasn't necessary.
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  960. Can, but probably won't since humans will be extinct and there will be nothing to power with them.
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  961. This is why they need to make more reliable bombs and other explosives. It's mil-spec, duds and defects shouldn't be allowed at all with the amount of money they get. It's ridiculous when statistically IED's made by camel humpers for a few hundred $ are generally more reliable than what the US has with it's $600B military budget.
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  962. @Robert Stallard It's why they should make their own, not rely on apparently not 100% reliable 3rd parties where the worst that can happen is the contract is cancelled.
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  963. I bet that hurt if you stepped on it barefoot worse than stepping on Lego's. At least it wasn't like a real train and used 1500vdc
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  964. Vacuum it all up and ship it to Earth. Who knows, maybe that's an ingredient the next super strong concrete since we're running out of suitable sand.
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  965. Can't really blame him, if I was made god and given absolute power I'd have an entire country's worth of sex slaves in my harem too.
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  966. Eh I miss the good ol' days when things were simple and anyone could be a DIY electrician to put in some bare conductors mounted to studs with porcelain standoffs. That system worked perfectly fine as long as you avoided doing dumb shit like plugging 10 things in a single light socket to 2-prong adapter. With the bare conductors there was no insulation to burn, the wire itself would be the fuse at some point and more often than not asbestos was the wall insulation (won't ignite even with molten copper on it). But long before that point the device (ie clothes iron, hair dryer, fan, washing machine, etc) would no longer work due to the voltage dropping too much. Oh yeah, it was also a good idea to avoid those novelty items like electric dinner table cloths (spill your drink on it = everyone at the table is probably electrocuted or gets the piss shocked out of them and some burns, any survivors are stuck eating charcoal for dinner).
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  967.  @chatboss000  yeah have to rewire the whole thing = expensive. Barring that asbestos insulation can still be bought from Russian suppliers (they actually still mine it there) and is fine as long as you don't play with it too much and wear a mask when installing it.
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  968. This is Exhibit A why everyone should just quit paying taxes at once and move to crypto payment.
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  969. I would have sued the gov't and made them repeal DST, which they should do anyway. Thankfully I quit my job in 2006 and now get up when i'm rested and go to bed when tired rather than some daily military schedule and have never paid that much attention to the clock for the past 14 years anyway, so fuck DST in my case.
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  970. 4:05 All you need to get around that is a leader that doesn't care as long as their enemy goes to hell with them. Give Syria nukes and they will no doubt use them. I sure as hell would, the country is already a war-torn wasteland and has little to lose. Same with North Korea, while not in the same league as Syria people are starving to death, so who cares if a country worth a few billion dollars gets destroyed if it can also take out a multi-trillion-dollar one in the process?
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  971. I'd run the fuckers over at 70 mph and keep on going, esp if I was in a big rig to where damage would be minimal. There'as a reason no pedestrians are allowed on interstate highways. Slowing down or stopping in that situation is begging to be car jacked.
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  972. Sounds like it needs a better AI with more nodes, layers and weights and more time to train it.
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  973. Still waiting for KT asteroid 2.0. Some bored trillionaire villain needs to push Ceres into Earth.
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  974. How can the world's most expensive home look like it was designed and built to fit in a slum? Seriously, it looks like it was added to over the course of decades as the need arose and about to collapse any minute. WTF was the architect thinking? Only thing missing is the corrugated sheet metal for walls.
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  975. I simply mostly quit gaming other than what I can find cracked on RARBG. Or wait 2 years and then buy all DLC + base game for peanuts compared to Day 1 release (unlike what a bunch of other impatient morons do and then bitch about being nickeled and dimed to death but buy it anyway as soon as they can get it). Those alone are plenty enough to keep me busy. And I mostly quit playing online mmos altogether. I quit doing that about 10 years ago when it started switching from a flat $10-15 a month for everyone to "free" but if you actually wanted fairness instead of whoever spends the most wins you were out of luck. Fuck that, I play games to get away from the unfair competition bullshit that is real life. If I wanted to do that I might as well toss my money into a black hole by trying to outdo the Jones' in real life. An online game with both PvP and an item shop in it = fuck that, you're getting avoided like the plague as far as I'm concerned and not even get downloaded.
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  976. I doubt it. Destroy human civilization and maybe even the species itself, but that stupid thing isn't worth continuing anyway. Even when a Mars-sized asteroid hit all it did was make the moon and melt the Earth temporarily, not totally destroy it.
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  977. 0:56 speak for yourself. I've kept the same insecurities I've had since my single digits to early teens even though I'm 47. Never bothered with any of that other life crap and just went on welfare. As far as use for society, meh, fuck society and fuck the world for that matter. They are lucky I just don't go live in prison at their much higher expense than welfare.
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  978. 2:04 Fvck that. Every insect (and arachnid or animal) that's isn't wanted indoors is a pest by definition and I'd rather kill it than take it outside only for it to crawl back inside later. Ideally they'd be extinct to where that was no longer a possibility.
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  979. The problem with any solar plant on the surface is it needs storage due to say/night/weather cycles. Put them in orbit in a ring and beam the power to ground stations = half of it is always on 24/7, no weather to deal with, no storage needed and space sun is a lot brighter (1.4kW/m2, 1.4x higher). Might have to clean up the space junkyard to do that first though (trade off between orbit distance and beaming distance, you really don't want other satelites crossing that maser beam).
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  980.  @floatingchimney  Those are exactly the words I live by. Trust no one and then you will never be disappointed, only pleasantly surprised on very rare occasions (maybe 1-2x a lifetime).
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  981. Nah, too lazy and my welfare check is enough. But read that title thinking the $5000 was for building a FTL spaceship or even just the wormhole generator. I don't think a $5000 prize would cover the cost of doing that.
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  982. That was awesome, complete with epic Wilson clouds. Wish this happened more often, 5-year wait since the one in Tianjin was too long.
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  983. religion and spiritualism is so stupid.
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  984. Lol can't even get a simple majority, forget 2/3, since Democraps aren't 2/3 majority. Dunno why they wasted all this time and effort when the outcome was predictable when they could have simply took a head count and realized it was pointless to try.
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  985. Thing is, why? It's brittle and there's no advantge I can think of in a PC loop other than scratch and stain resistance (clear liquid = then doesn't matter) over plain acrylic tube that's far easier to deal with.
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  986. 1:49:49 I would have just told them we both escaped from jail.
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  987. Duh, no profit = no point. Not worth saving a bunch of foreigners with no money when they can barely afford their own citizens' welfare checks. Fuck with the US's tax revenues (90% oil based) and then it's time to worry.
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  988.  @jwr2904  sure we did, indirectly. What do you think the global economy runs on, of which in 1990 the US was over 26% of? The US would invade and annhilate every man, woman, and child in the Middle East if we had to before we let our economy tank due to unmitigated spikes in oil prices (esp during an election year), and even a minor disruption would make it go to shit rather quickly due to the way oil futures work (where prices are event perception rather than simple supply and demand).
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  989. My next Microcentrer trip will cost me $3700 (mobo/CPU/Ram/4x 2TB SSD in Raid0, post test all that). That won't be until August since I live on welfare.
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  990.  @Darkeninggg  Why not? Been doing it since 2006. My goal was to go on welfare and live for free since I was a kid of 12-13, been living the dream for decades now. I even graduated from the trailer park and now live in a Section 8 gh3++0 = good enough, don't need to own crap like 4 BR houses or cars on some beachfront anyway. The world has not ended, and won't until long after I'm dead anyway even if it does. Covid has been quite the gravy train as well (free $3200 so far in addition to my monthly $1100 check, can hardly wait for the 4th payment in October when the annual budget reconciliation allowance resets), if only pandemics and Democrats happened more often. Believe it or not if welfare for wants didn't exist the economy would still have never recovered from the crash back in 2008, since the way it is built it absolutely depends on consumer as well as gov't spending. In 10 years welfare will be called a UBI and everyone under $100k income will get one as a result of this and jobs will be completely optional (AI/robots will do most of them anyway), otherwise say bye bye to economic growth and hello to stagnation.
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  991. 13:45 Who cares? We'd still have 511 left. (thousands if you count 100k pop as "large" instead of 1M).
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  992. Dammit, I bought mine last week when you told me to.
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  993.  @supersolomob422  A prettier version of ugly is still an improvement.
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  994.  @abarkins  Hopefully I'll be dead before any of those things happen. Better to be dead than ugly. Life is pretty much downhill after 30 and over by 40 anyway, there's no biological reason to keep living past that (any offspring are 18 by then anyway). Besides that, it's why plastic surgery exists. And who knows, maybe aging will be cured by the time it's an affliction I have to deal with.
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  995.  @GrumpSkull  At this point we don't need humans to do anything, ugly ones or otherwise, not even brain surgeons and rocket scientists. We have AI and robots that can do that or will soon enough.
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  996.  @GrumpSkull  Oh well, can't make omlettes without breaking eggs. I don't care if it "devolves" to the point that AI does everything and all humans have to do is look pretty, with the ugly ones even worse than useless.
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  997.  @pdenn1s  uh huh. If he's also physically ugly then he must be rich or something. Beauty and Beast seldom happen in real life (then again, maybe it does and being ugly is the dominant gene). And even in the fairy tale I'm sure being a billionaire and owning a castle with a library didn't hurt.
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  998.  @BhargavSushant Even worse. If he was rich but ugly he could pay $100k for plastic surgery and fix it.
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  999. What a bunch of political morons. And Americans wonder why currently the US has 100x the Covid case rate of China, despite almost 5x the population numbers.
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  1000. It won't matter even if they did. America is only 4% of the globe so wouldn't make much of a difference. 80% of the globe is still developing and can only afford oil and coal for it's energy. Insanely expensive fusion power will be a First-world source for probably 50-100+ years after going online. By then there will be no going back and no natural ice existing anywhere will be inevitable (in a few thousand years, cubic-mile-sized ice cubes take a long time to melt).
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  1001. @Atrid all that does is move the source, it doesn't get rid of it.
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  1002. What's good and bad are just matters of opinion anyway.
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  1003. buggy code aside I find it impressive a 25MV e-beam generator could fit in such a small machine (25,000,000 volts = no wonder that one guy felt powerful shocks, a taser would feel like an orgasm compared to that). I once made a puny 3MV electron gun/x-ray cannon out of glass tubes fused together in my living room and the damned thing ended up being 10 feet long (necessary otherwise it would just arc across the surface, even with a bunch 3-foot discs added to increase surface distance between the + and - points). I guess the Therac-25 used some sort of microwave accelerator instead of high voltage.
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  1004. 2:08 I saw that happen in the video of Orbital's The Box.
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  1005. My latest rig has a $500 1600W titanium. 10-year warranty so unlikely I'll ever need to upgrade or replace that. Maybe recap it in 20 years = $10 parts.
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  1006. What a spoiled nerd.
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  1007. Good. Hope it culls the heard better than 1.0 did.
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  1008. Not likely, even $100 bills is 715 tons = 36 semi truck loads.
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  1009.  @KingOath  Why not? Happens all the time. Will it make a billion $? Prob not, but it's stupid to spend $300M just to make a movie anyway, way too risky imo. You don't need A list actors for $20M each either, as long as they can act. Nor do you even need $300k cameras, 99% of the audience can't tell what it was filmed with, as long as it's a bit better than a phone (ie a $5-10k 4k camera is plenty). I've seen Star Trek fan fiction right here on YT made with <10 people in total almost as good as a $100M movie. It was good enough to make Paramount sue them (Paramount lost irrc), and it probably didn't even cost $100k to make.
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  1010. I guess after that disappointment he realized he needs gamma radiation while being struck by lightning to mutate and evolve above human. Godspeed, Florida Man.
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  1011. 6:58 Actually I'd still be totally against all that. Even if a town or city getting nuked was an annual occurance I'd still rather assume the stastical risk than Patriot Act 2.0 when I didn't care much for 1.0 either (don't live in a city and the odds of dying in a terrorist attack plummet, even if 9-11 happened every week). People are certainly gonna die and even the human race as a whole will probably go extinct from something sooner or later anyway. Nothing is forever. Until then it's stupid to have to pick between living in fear or misery in a 1984-esque dystopia.
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  1012. LOL. He's talking like we're building an orbiting tourist resort around the moon or something and it will be affordable to hang out there for a week by everyone. Maybe, but not in 2020's. More like 2120's (assuming civilization doesn't collapse before then, which is more likely). No big project ever goes to plan, just look at the Webb telescope and it's schedule overruns and ballooning budget before it finally got set up (still a work in progress).
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  1013. Hell I'm 47 and sick of living already. Been that way since my 30's when I started getting fat just by smelling food. Fuck living forever if I can't do it in my 20's without the fat and wrinkles the whole time.
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  1014.  @ddavis4730  I sure as hell don't wanna be stuck the way I am forever. That would be worse than the mythical fire-and-brimstone version of Hell. In reality it's just going to get worse until I either die of suicide, accident, disease or old age like everyone else.
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  1015. I just tell them that they were also first on their mom's Hornpub video.
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  1016.  @buggsy5  on it's own, sure, but toss a chunk of neutronium into it and see what happens. It wouldn't even need to be a huge chunk (maybe a few trillion tons/tennis ball sized), just enough to where the 10-minute neutron half-life won't affect it much and still enough gravity to maintain neutron degeneracy pressure (otherwise it blows up/fizzles on it's own before reaching the sun). I'm guessing it would "seed" the same reaction as a natural supernova, before converting what's left into a neutron star for low-mass stars like the sun. Granted not a small project since we first have to find a way to compress matter into neutronium and then be able to move it as well as withstand it's gravity. Type-3-civilization level so maybe in a few million years.
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  1017. What a bunch of morons. Why didn't they put in a new cable BEFORE removing the old one? Or get off a branch before sawing it off a tree? Apparently a bunch of Wile E. Coyote sidekicks in Poland.
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  1018. I really wish politicians would wisen up and outlaw scalping. They can't legally do that with concert tickets, why are they allowed with PC parts? Make the MSRP the legally allowed maximum once a manufacturer sets it, not a suggestion, FFS.
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  1019.  @Safetytrousers  Appaprently completely free markets suck anyway. Even capitalism is regulated, otherwise it self-destructs like it did in 2008 (where deregulation of the real estate banking industry caused it to implode not even a decade later). Fuck scalpers, hope they all die from Covid 2.0 if they are not outlawed.
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  1020.  @Safetytrousers  It's been so for decades. Ticket scalping is illegal, yet no one NEEDS to go see a concert or other live entertainment. I don't see the difference between those and PC parts. Arguably in 2021 PC parts shouldn't even be considered a luxury good, since these days you are more likely to starve to death since it's 100x more difficult to get or make a job without one. An MSRP/maximum price law would just simply things rather than go down the rabbit hole of making a million-entry list of what is and isn't luxury.
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  1021. I think they should start deploying nuclear landmines.
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  1022.  @saucegod1221  Because we can.
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  1023.  Austin Martín Hernández  By the same token today is shit compared to the distant future. Everyone thinks whatever year they were born in is the best, but only when looking backwards rather than forwards and comparing to a shittier time like you just did. To me I still can't go to SpaceX (because in all likelihood it will be in the form of a spaceship rather than a hot tub or Delorian) and rent or borrow a time machine so I can pick what year I want to live in, had the misfortune of being born in 1973 rather than 10973 when that is probably common.
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  1024. If the most popular movie director never existed then these days why does any of the rest still need to? Just let AI do the entire movie by itself with CGI, no writers directors, actors, or other crew are really necessary anymore. Just a production company, server farm, and a few programmers to get it started.
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  1025. A Threadripper for me because I didn't want to take it up the ass and pay 3x as much for a Xeon just because I needed more pcie lanes than usual (my PC has 22 hard drives and LTO drive in it for backup, that's 30 lanes +4 for Boot drive + 8 for graphics card and +1 for Tv tuner + 4 for Rom drive and other sata/usb ports). Just another 1st world problem of being a digital packrat.
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  1026. When he mentioned energy conservation violation and seeing that contraption I was expecting it to be an electric car that recharged the batteries from a wind turbine it carried with it and with supposedly infinite range.
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  1027. Meh my bets are it will be the worst year ever. The fact that the other video is 3x longer is telling.
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  1028.  @martiddy  I've lived by myself since 2006.
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  1029. Soo, why does it matter (no pun intended)? How does this cure Covid or come one step closer to making humans biologically immortal? I understand some people have insatiable curiosity but damn, some things are a bigger waste of time than others.
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  1030. Skip this xmas, and just get them an RTX 4080 next xmas or the one in 2023 when supply doesn't suck.
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  1031. Oh well, the problem will eventually solve itself when humans die off untill they equal the food supply. That's how nature solves food shortages with every other species. We wouldn't be having famines (or at the very least they'd be less of an issue and far smaller) if fertilizers were never invented and the global population were allowed to remain at around 2B by letting occassional famines wipe out the surplus back in the 1920's instead of doing the equivalent of Smokey Bear trying to prevent all forest fires and tree deaths and then having huge catastrophes later. Even if 75% of China all died from lack of food that's still more population left than the current USA's. Same with India. Even if half the USA died most of those would be those that not only don't pay taxes but are liabilities anyway. It would also lower unemployment, since dead people are not counted if they are not actively looking for a job. As far as nation destabilization, who cares, there will be enough internal civil unrest everywhere to keep them too busy to think about about messing with other nations and foreign affairs.
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  1032. With no streets to flood how is water a huge problem? Simply abandon the first floors of all buildings and let the water in the canals rise.
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  1033. that's everywhere, but most either can't afford that or simply refuse to cater to scalpers on principle.
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  1034. 10:30 Just proof that human pilots are no longer necessary. Autopilot can probably be made to land the plane as well if they'd put more R&D into that. Cars are alot harder (hardly any obstacles at 35k feet to run into) and even that can technically do itself already if Tesla stoppped caring about liabilities and started spinning off disposable companies to take the blame when sometihng goes wrong somewhere.
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  1035. Apparently the famines weren't big enough. The herd is still too big. Instead of 40-65M it should have been like half a billion or so. Quit letting people breed like bacteria and then they won't starve to death when food supplies decrease during bad years.
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  1036. Shivansh NA Nope, I don't troll. I'm 100% serious. Best cure for climate change and many other current woes: cap the global population to 1-2B. Anyone foolish enough to ask my opinions in real life I will tell them the same thing. Does that make me a troll in real life?
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  1037.  @markzuckergecko621  Too cold, at least until the polar ice caps permanently melt. Other than that that's just moving away from the problem rather than solving it. And still doesn't escape it anyway since it's a global problem. You can't move away from current silicon shortages for one, but remove 75% of the human race worldwide and that would certainly solve all shortages in the same way the survivors of the 1348 Black Death were better off after it killed off half of Europe (it ended feudalism and increased wages for starters).
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  1038.  @phillbarnes8513  That was their dumbass mistake (they should have went for abortion or sterilized my parents before I was conceived, too late now). Just because parents do something stupid doesn't mean the next generation should repeat it.
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  1039. More people isn't always better anyway. At least Ireland has a far bigger economy than in 1821 so the economic pie gets divided fewer ways and everyone gets a larger piece on average. Imagine how much better off the would woud be today if artificial fertilizer was never invented 100 years ago and as a result the population stopped growing at around 2B. 1/4 of the population but the same-sized economy or perhaps only slightly smaller = better quality of life on average, and far fewer with a QOL so low they are better off dead or never existing to begin with.
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  1040. Moral of the story: Marvel movies are fake. Gee, who knew?
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  1041. I thought plenty of people broke the mould for PC cases and are still doing so. It's called building your own instead of buying one. I mean if you are going to build your own PC why not the case too and get it exactly how you want it?
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  1042.  @bradleyfly72  yeah true, after the crypto bubble pops in probably a few more months that will definitely put a dent in it. Here's hoping to everyone losing their shirts soon.
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  1043.  @josephwinkler4863  I vote we unleash a few hundred starving pit bulls into the crowd lol. That or a tipped over 55 gallon drum of gasoline and a molotov lol.
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  1044.  @airplanes_aren.t_real  Nope, not that time.
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  1045.  @dexterjettster8875  Eh plenty of cities are already having problems with flooding they never had 20-30 years ago. To me it doesn't matter anyway, I will be dead long before Earth is the new Mars or Venus.
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  1046. This should be a new basis for a horror movie set in a hospital and the surrounding town and then have real life cases listed before and during the end credits. Multiple serial-killing teratomas that only stop when the host they are coming from is burned to death in a boiler room furnace (~prequel to Nightmare on Elm Street).
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  1047. You lost me and probably everyone else when god was your first word and then all caps. God isn't real and Adam and Eve are also just 1 creation myth among thousands. Come back and try your argument again after you realize that and fix your caps lock.
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  1048. oopsie. Well at least she got some peace and quiet, doubt it was worth it after she got the hospital bill though. Maybe next time just drop him off at an orphanage?
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  1049. 9:30 I don't shop (same things bought every month from the same place doesn't count) so I never overpay. On to the next video.
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  1050. Won't run out any time soon but it's about to get really expensive (same reason xenon is $40,000 a gallon, it's rare) when you have to go to Jupiter to get it (10% of the whole planet is helium = the sun will die before we use all that) and then separate it from hydrogen or wait to use the helium waste from fusion power plants.
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  1051. 5:30 Since when has the law been a deterrent to someone planning on shooting up a school? Blowing up not only the school but the town or a huge chunk of the city it's located in as well is just a bonus.
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  1052. With YT's current level of bullshit dunno why all content creators remotely worth a crap just go to Curiosity Stream/Nebula and skip over YT altogether. Many have simply went to Patreon (if the channel is good with at least weekly 30-60 min videos I have 0 problem giving them $1-2 a month). YT only has power when people keep watching it instead of some other site.
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  1053. Monitors still suck. It's 2021, why don't we have interfaces that link PC's directly to our brains yet? Wouldn't need a monitor/speakers/VR sets or even eyes or ears if brains were directly stimulated like the Matrix. As a bonus you could add the other dozen senses as well as the tech matured, something a monitor or VR set will never be able to convincingly do (the current attempt to make a monitor into a smell-o-vision is a joke and probably the next internet meme if it isn't already).
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  1054. And I have 2x of the G5 version of that + 2x 4k panels turned portrait on either side of that on a corner desk = still sucks even though it's close to state-of-the-art by 2021 standards)
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  1055.  @haydencapps  To prepare for a future human invasion, but 400 years ago there was no such invasion planned (probably were afraid to get their asses kicked by some pissed off god for going to his house uninvited).
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  1056. Sounds like a perfect cure for overpopulation.
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  1057. I guess you get what you pay for when it comes to bridges too. Should have built it out of stainless steel or aluminum and have it last thousands of years. Concrete/rebar doesn't even last 100. And if you don't design around wind due ot expense not even 1.
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  1058. Hopefully by the end of the century there will be a 1-world gov't with some intelligence (ie the UN with some teeth). Rather than look at multiple global problems and simply project how much worse they will become in the future it will fix it. A single gov't rather than 200 different ones with their own conflicting agendas can accomplish that much easier. Capping the world population to 1B by requiring licences to reproduce is an easy fix to a whole list of growing problems. Desertification and climate change are just 2 on that list. As is if it's just business as usual with no major changes in 80 years Africa along with the rest of the planet will be about as habitable as Mars is now and no one will rise to prominence, only fall.
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  1059.  @reborn6596  Fuck it, I'll take the cash, gonna die sooner or later anyway, might as well get paid for it and enjoy spending it before doing so.
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  1060.  @burtdurger847  At the time of 911 the CIA had over 50 years of practice of covering their tracks and cleaning up or planting evidence when needed. Pretty sure in 50-100 years when it no longer matters because by then almost no one will care documents will be declassified that will prove it, just like the examples in this video. That may be just my jaded cynical pessimism talking but if I'm somehow still alive by then and it turns out 911 wasn't in fact a false flag I will be pleasantly surprised.
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  1061. I'm hoping the last human is sooner than the far future. 2025 would be nice. Fuck the future, all I know is in it I'm dead and so is everyone else now alive. I couldn't care less about something I will never interact with and will never even be aware of and certainly 0 shits given about those that aren't even born yet (or that already exist in the present for that matter), about as many shits given as if I always existed a blackhole and care about what's on the outside in the rest of the universe.
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  1062.  @pozzowon  Yeah that artist was incredibly skilled.
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  1063. I have 0 need for Babbel. I talk to myself in English just fine and one language is enough for that.
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  1064. Wouldn't it have been easier to turn the streets into canals like Venice and ban basements and just use pumps for draining?
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  1065. Proof of stake = basically storage prices get fucked instead of gfx prices = a shitty situation when you are a digital packrat and storage prices double = fuck crypto, ban that shit worldwide and fine the hell out of any bank that deals with it in any way and any merchant that takes it as payment.
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  1066. Brought to you by Bounty, the killer of trees and filler of landfills everywhere. Might as well wear disposable paper clothes while we are at it, since the only reason people that use disposable towels are to avoid having to do laundry as often. Besides that, you're not gonna have a sterile environment anyway. My apt is so dirty I don't need flourescent dyes to see the bacteria, it's a brown discoloring in select places I touch often in regular light. I don't get sick often either, go figure.
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  1067. not prison, probably lynched with your corpse tossed off the White Cliffs of Dover if you happen to say that in the UK.
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  1068. What happened to the engine block PC?
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  1069.  @johnb7014  Apparently that law needs repealed. Until then companies can do what they've always done, simply find some other minor reason to fire the unvaccinated, good luck proving the real reason in court.
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  1070. Hell if Pc-brain interfaces are a thing in my lifetime I wouldn't hesitate to plug in to a program making me think I'm a god. Fuck reality, esp after 2020.
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  1071. Just another reason to ban human driving and replace them with automated cars. Hurry up!
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  1072. TLDW: No.
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  1073. Eh if the Amish can do without electricity Africa can too.
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  1074.  @jamiegrant7973  I'm not in a hurry, the card I have (1080 ti) is still mostly good enough and still works. If I have to wait a year or 2 so be it. You probably got lucky. Probably 1000's of others did not and are still trying. Contracts don't mean crap if there's literally nothing to sell and if lawsuits resulted most judges would agree. You know silicon shortages are bad when car makers like Ford and Tesla also shut down due to lack of chips (that are not even cutting edge, they are like high-yield/old-school 22nm or even older). Also, if you have a life why do you even need a video card anyway? The only reason I'm looking to upgrade is because I don't have or want a life, I just mostly game all waking hours (no point in building a life when it's just gonna end later anyway).
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  1075. ​ @ViscousVoice  boo fucking hoo. Besides that, I'd do the same thing, especially if it can't be proven in court. And I'm voting for carddamon if he runs for president. Maybe he would make rape legal like I would.
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  1076.  @ericwarner3150  so much more fun in real life. Internet porn is boring, obviously, otherwise the world population would have started dropping not increasing with the spread of internet porn.
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  1077. Putting a nuclear power plant essentially right on the beach in the most seismically active area in the world that also invented the word "tsunami" = not a great idea, what did they think would happen sooner or later? Hindsight is always 20/20 and all that, but why that spot? Why not on the other side of the island on the Sea of Japan near Niigata? Where the liklihood of a 50-foot tsunami there in a body of water far smaller than the Pacific Ocean is far less in a given century?
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  1078. Outdated video. Summit is no longer the fastest, Japan built a faster one last month (at a cost of $1B, worth maybe $10k in 10 years)
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  1079. With a bit of luck Covid will kill half of today's 8B in the next 3 years. If not directly then by collapsing the economy and things like huge increases in suicides (being an antisocial loner like me isn't for everyone, particularly when it's forced on them rather than by choice) while trying to avoid catching it.
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  1080. Easier to simply not give a shit, then you won't feel guilty about climate change.
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  1081.  @nooneanonymous3340  That's what birth control and abortions are for, but thing is I got snipped long ago to avoid that drama and shoot blanks, so if she got knocked up it definitely isn't mine. And believe whatever you like, it's not like it matters to me.
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  1082.  @alexandrarichard4026  maybe they do, doesn't mean they are stuck with them for life. There are laser treaments to make them invisible you know.
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  1083.  @jesusistruth.sthazel-adaug3279  apparently even if he did exist he picks and chooses who to bless and curse.
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  1084.  @rebekahwebster3104  It does. I'm not picky when it comes to race in itself, but more melanin = more visibility for stretch marks, since the scar tissue tends to be lighter than the surrounding skin and gives more contrast. I suppose now that I think about it that's an indirect reason why I prefer pale skin over tans. While some sunlight is necessary for vitamin D (a few mins a day at most) tanning is actually bad for you anyway (I think of it as an under-skin scab). It increases chances of skin cancer and makes you get wrinkles and in need of a plastic surgeon far earlier than you should be.
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  1085.  @lindathibodeau3197  LOL welcome to the internet, the YT version. Sometimes shit happens and there's legit trolls, but most of the time shit doesn't hit the fan this hard so don't worry about it too much.
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  1086.  @Naruto200041  lol exactly. I even paraphrased that myself a few times already. I mean hell I've been called insane a few times but gee wiz I'm definitely losing the insanity contest, everyone needs to take a step back and get some perspective. They are all acting like their own family members publicly disowned them or something on Facebook or a live stream here on YT on Thanksgiving Day right at the dinner table because of their stretch marks (but I guess reasons wouldn't matter much in that scenario). I wonder how stupid they'd all feel if it was revealed that I was actually a really sophisticated chatbot (for the sake of argument pretend I am) coded and turned loose on YT and every other social site by an epic troll that's rotflhao at their creation.
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  1087.  @yciuj7888  Eh it's been a slow week (thanks Covid, thanks silicon shortage). But other than that sometimes I enjoy getting my mind boggled. It's like I'm the POTUS that just signed an EO declaring stretch marks a public eyesore and giving everyone 6 months to have them laser treated at their own expense before being daily fined for it, lol.
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  1088.  @yciuj7888  Yeah Twitter's for oversensitive twits that let words on a screen get to them, never bothered with even making an account there and quit the voluntary surveillance system that's Fakebook in 2015. But I guess if I have a sudden urge to do a Trump and strir up an angry mob to the point it's a real life riot that I want to send to one of my enemies I know where to go...
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  1089.  @emperorpalpatine1223  2 words: laser treatments.
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  1090.  @Maya-yt  just because they get them doesn't mean they are stuck with them. Lasers ftw. Gotta love modern cosmetic technology.
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  1091.  @Ultamami  I guess most can't. Sucks to be them. By most standards I'm not at all "rich". It's all about priorities (pro tip: don't have kids or families, those are expensive for multiple reasons).
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  1092. ​ @sydneyomara5704  /shrug I wasn't trying to be at first, but now I'm just laughing my ass off at pretty much this whole damned thread and everyone's overreaction to it.
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  1093.  @RubeeRoja  I've seen quite a few naked, though in hindsight the majority of them I wish I hadn't (mostly from my high school era).
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  1094.  @reginathebean  eh I prefer fuzzy ones over razor bumps. Last I heard children don't have that trait yet.
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  1095.  @jonirose8067  I'm never marrying anybody, but if I can pump and dump models-only like Adam Levine then mission accomplished.
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  1096.  @RubeeRoja  Nope, just your mom, and I wish I could unsee that.
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  1097.  @RubeeRoja  why yes, yes I did.
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  1098.  @gink_ie  What's normal to you isn't to me, for the simple reason I have higher standards than you, which should be obvious. And the key word is "nearly" since not all do, whether naturally from due to not growing too fast or getting laser treatments. And you call me the ignorant one. About equal to the rest of the triggered oversensitive weirdos in this thread that just assume everyone has them, without having actually seen every girl on earth naked and confirming that. There's plenty of 4k porn videos where they are absent. I seriously doubt they went to the trouble of CGI to "airbrush" everyone.
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  1099.  @emilygriffith6702  I got rid of mine long ago, I had them lasered.
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  1100.  @stfu1915  /shrug I guess it must suck to be them. That's just one of the perks of priviledge, it makes some people better than others, no matter what the plebians of the world want to believe. I can hardly wait for genetic enhancement to be a thing, I'll be at the front of the line for that too. But really at the end of the day it's all about priorities. If most people choose dumb shit like kids and families (over $10k per year per kid) to where they can't afford laser treatments too but choose the former that's on them.
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  1101.  @datguy9408  perfectly fine, though still wondering why people are necroing a week-old thread that's 340+ replies long. Most people are too lazy to scroll that far to read their posts.
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  1102.  @IamCree  I'm not the one with the problem, most of everyone else has the problem. It's called being ugly but not having the funds to fix it and instead brainwashing themselves that that's just fine. And life isn't THAT much more difficult. I just avoid ugly people the same way most avoid landfills, paper mills, sewage treatment plants, EPA superfund sites, etc. As far as calling some one else revolting, I call things as I see them. Unlike most I tend to be brutally honest. And I usually don't even give my honest opinion when it's not asked for and in this instance I would have just moved on to the next video/comment thread after the initial dumped comment, but then whiners that shouldn't have given that much of a shit of about stupid words on a screen decided to make a big deal about it when in fact it isn't a big deal (pro tip: if a sentence on the internet annoys you, assume it was typed/posted by a chat bot, half the time that's a safe assumption and it's stupid to get mad at a disembodied AI).
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  1103.  @IamCree  yup, responsibility is for those too dumb to figure out a way to pass the buck so are stuck with it.
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  1104.  @wonhosthigh265  Key word is "sometimes, but still gross, whatever the cause. If it weren't laser treatments for it wouldn't exist. Besides that, you're late to the party, 50 others before you already said that.
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  1105.  @tianamcfarlane8485  everyone is racist, the only difference is how much and how open they are about it, get over it. I don't mind dark meat, as long as they are not ugly (rarer for black women).
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  1106.  @meiyou-ren  As long as people like you keep necroing this thread so will I with responses to it when I see it in my notifications. And the key word is almost. Not everybody has stretch marks, that's a fact because I've been with a few that didn't. I honestly could barely care less about stupid words on a screen THAT much, so I find the "bullshit" rather funny. People have preferences, that's never gonna change. If someone out there doesn't like tailbones then I'm not gonna argue with them or get all pissed off over it. Scratch my head and wonder for a minute maybe but then shrug and move on. As far as touching grass, seems to me you should follow your own advice, considering how much time you wasted just scrolling through 360+ comments.
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  1107.  @tianamcfarlane8485  it's not putting my issues onto other people. It's logic 101. If I don't want to see them on me why would I want to see them on someone else? That also applies with fat, moles, warts, or anything else people generally find unattractive.
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  1108.  @tianamcfarlane8485  oh ok, you're one of those superstitious nuts that have been saying that for thousands of years. Well, still waiting for it so where is it? If it does ever happen it will be after I'm long dead anyway and it will probably be human-caused (most likely Earth turning into gradually Venus over a few thousand years or similar catastrophe), not from some angry gods. Those aren't real and only exist in people's heads, and afterlives are probably only wishful thinking as well, so no such thing as judgement day either.
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  1109.  @SEIKE  /shrug you get used to it (current stretch is 15 years single, fine with remaining so for the next 50 or even 100, being a dirty old man that does models only like Hugh Hefner is actually one of my life goals). Besides that I'd rather be occasionally lonely than perpetually annoyed because I'm stuck with someone I'm not attracted to if I had to pick between those 2 choices, that's how abusive and toxic relationships happen (been there, done that = too much drama for my liking).
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  1110.  @SEIKE  /shrug not everyone needs or even wants a permamnent gf/bf, believe it or not. Not everyone prioritizes that as a life goal. Not everyone even believes in monogamy or that humans were meant to be monogamous. Not everyone likes watching their own back and someone else's too. And you already know this, you've admitted that. And I probably am a psychopath, so what, I consider that a strength rather than a weakness. It's a practically a required trait of most corporate CEO's, otherwise they don't attain that position or if they do don't keep it for long.
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  1111.  @meiyou-ren  Here's the thing: I agree with eugenics 100%. The world is overcrowded and getting worse. I say breed out (the most humane/politically acceptable way to do it) ugly people as a first order reduction and see who's next until 1B are left worldwide after stupid people are gone after the 2nd round, then require licences to reproduce, handed out in limited numbers annually to maintain that 1B. If only I were world dictator, but I've never had a nack for politics (I'm a terrible liar). Maybe a UN politician with those views will take charge at some point.
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  1112.  @SEIKE  Probably, if the universe just turns out to be a simulation.
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  1113.  @cc_namaste  I actually wasn't trolling in the beginning, but the oversensitive, limp-wristed social workers in the crowd make it too easy and really should just go back to twitter with the rest of the snowflakes.
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  1114.  @kurogikuzuzuki9790  oh well, I still find it amusing. If they want to hate me they can go right ahead, I honestly couldn't care less about of bunch of people I will probably never even meet in real life anyway and that could possibly just be chat bots (pro tip: it's stupid to get pissed at chat bots).
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  1115.  @BrownieCaikes  and I suggest you learn about stretch mark laser treatments.
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  1116.  @girl-fromthemoon  I was actually referring to his personality similarities to mine (he's the guy that "doesn't give autographs to ugly chicks" and only dates models, I wouldn't either if I was a famous celebrity). He probably covered his stretch marks with tatoos, if he had any. Only reason I brought him up at all besides that was because people act like I'm the only picky guy in existence and he is just another example, probably among a few million others worldwide. As far as only you getting to see his stretch marks, that's just what you hope. Statistics says that's a foolish and false hope, especially as time goes on after 5 years. Another similar trait between me and Adam Levine: we both think that humans were never meant to be monogamous, at least in the long term.
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  1117. ​ @ineffablemars  lol apparently not that bad of a troll, if I was even trolling. 420+ replies. If I was that horrible people would just ignore me after the first comment (as they should have if they didn't have more issues than me and Rolling Stone both and got triggered) and this thread would have ended 2 weeks ago at 10 replies. Trust me, if I was in full-on troll mode I'd be getting FBI vists due to all the suicides I caused and hanging out mostly on 4-Chan.
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  1118.  Regular Gamer  Keep telling yourself that delusional shit if it makes you feel better I guess.
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  1119.  @hansikarautela9839  I know right? This is more durable than that the lovechild of Timex and the Energizer Bunny. 2 weeks later and still tickin'.
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  1120.  @hansikarautela9839  Eh I seldom get bored anymore. I had my fill of bored when I was a kid and the internet was mostly just USENET and meant for hardcore nerds only.
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  1121.  @autumnstory7856  someone doesn't know how to set up a laser treatment appointment.
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  1122.  @smallfurball  or just hate themselves. That's what I did before I had them removed. As far as student debt, college is a waste of money these days. You will literally lose more than you gain in increased wages. Most jobs will be automated by the time you graduate anyway (particularly for 6 or 8-year degrees) with the rest 100 applicants for every position, but that's a whole other can of worms.
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  1123.  @nyc9721  lol made you scroll for 20 minutes, so mission accomplished. And it's not about announcing my preferences over and over. It's about pointing out how stupidly oversensitive the majority of everyone is. Get over it. Seriously, no one should give even half a shit about what amounts to just a bunch words on a screen or what someone's or an AI/chatbot's opinion is. All over what was initially a semi-joke (that also just happens to be my preference).
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  1124.  @michellebyrom6551  yup, if only everyone were drops of chlorine.
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  1125. ​ @valentinacane8533  Where's the "pressure" coming from? No one is holding a gun to your head telling you that you have to fit my (or anyone else's) list of preferences. You're still free just to stay single and eventually just be a crazy old cat lady, or just find one of a billion guys so desperate that they have no standards and will even Netflix and chill with a fat alcoholic prostitute with a list of STD's along with a flesh-eating disease (I'd recommend the cats).
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  1126. @LAST WILL BE THE FIRST it's just subdermal ink, not some spell. This isn't 1692 anymore.
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  1127.  @yurimessiah  /shrug When people get salty over things that shouldn't matter to them (like some random guy they don't even know's opinions about what he finds attractive and doesn't) I throw the salt right back at them.
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  1128.  @70sman  That means 30% don't. 1 in 3, sounds about right.
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  1129.  @b.w.98  It's ugly to me. Everything is ugly to somebody, get over it.
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  1130.  @lexie5571  I guess you're into zebras. Have at it.
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  1131.  @lexie5571  30% don't (I thought that was anecdotal but I guess that's also a scientific figure). I wouldn't exactly call 70% "almost everyone".
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  1132.  @89visionartistry89  Don't worry, I shoot blanks since I never want to have kids. As one above me said before how do you know everyone has stretch marks? Did you see everyone naked and confirmed that? I can confirm that not everyone does. For the rest there's laser treatments. Or, you know, simply settling for one that has lower standards like some do. As far as humor, it's not my fault you lack a sense of one (or gave so much of a shit about what other people think of you that you gave yourself mental issues/ED's). It seems over 300 others disagree with you, otherwise why would they leave a like? Finally, after a week of silence I thought this thread could finally be allowed to rest in peace, then you come along and necro it. Good job.
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  1133.  @mycommentisgonnaruinyourday122  Nope, not closeted.
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  1134. 911 during a nuclear missile attack = LOL. What's the point you dumbasses? It's not like you can send the police to arrest the incoming missile.
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  1135.  @thenomadrhodes  Why yes, in fact I do. Brilliant woman.
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  1136.  @dr.winner2516  a comment =/= a shit. In my concern currency 100 comments = 1 shit.
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  1137. Well, blow up the moon to where there's no longer anything to base a calendar on and no longer any predictable seasons (no moon = earth's tilt would go bonkers, and the spin would change faster as well without the tidal effects) and destroy NIST and other other official timekeepers then technically that would stop it. Time would still pass, but no one would know or care what time it was or when one month stopped and the next started. Sure, there'd be a lot of collateral damage (some simply from falling moon debris, but mostly starvation since agriculture would be totally unpredictable as well), but I say let's do it anyway. Together, we can make this happen!
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  1138. 9:00 I've never bothered much with existential dread for the past 17 years and counting. I simply quit giving much of a shit about anything and just accepted that the universe and everything in it and life in general is temporary and meaningless and any perceived meaning is a human-created illusion.
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  1139.  @Tingus__Pingus  More like 48yo that simply doesn't give a shit. "Edgelord" would assume I'm just making shit up with a goal of shocking or disgusting everyone.
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  1140.  @PushyPawn  get stronger eyes. Better still quit watching so much YT your eyes hurt.
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  1141.  @dalelane1948  Or he simply sits in front of a teleprompter half his life. 12 hours a day 7 days a week is all it takes and is not that hard if you actually like doing it. He probably still makes videos faster than he uploads them even with a dozen channels.
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  1142. I never understood why anyone would spend $100M on anything, let alone a painting that can made with AI for free these days. If I were a billionaire I'd start my own space program and with that a Mars colony or do some ice fishing on Europa or something else Elon Musky, far more useful. Only real use of 6-8 figure art is money laundering vast sums of cash.
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  1143.  @thatguyoverthere1648  a kg only = a liter when it's pure water at 20C. Milk is actually denser than water so a kg of that is less than a liter (by 2-4%).
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  1144. Oh well, fuck the world, let it burn. If need be I can make my own power, grow my own food, and have already downloaded enough of the internet to keep me busy for decades, so to hell with it all, rest of the world can drown in its own shit and piss for all I care.
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  1145. Both actually have good ideas. If only sterilization was global mandatory and population capped at 1B we wouldn't have multiple environmental and humanitarian catastrophes looming over the horizon.
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  1146. So trading smallpox for syphilis was also among the goods merchants traded. I guess they should have kept in in their pants instead of giving into their jungle fever and chasing the local dark meat.
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  1147. Would have been easier to just write the words on rotating posterboards and then move those like was done pre-1927 (no sound so reading the dialogue or credits was all you could do) and that worked fine. If it ain't broke why fix it?
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  1148. Islands are small enough to be vaporized by a few Ivy-Mike- or Castle-Bravo-scale nukes. The US should just make them disappear since there's no one on them anyway, there, territorial conflict resolved.
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  1149. hydrocopper ftw. Hard to have a faulty water block, unless it leaks.
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  1150. This is why I never bought drugs on Silk Road. Or, you know, instead of smoke weed brew it and then shoot it up like a dumbass. Darwin works in obvious ways.
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  1151. Should just let China take over the world, then it would be simple; 1 planet= 1 country.
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  1152. 2.09 eh nothing some SF6 or Xenon gas huffing can't fix. Though in the long term prob safer and cheaper to just get some elective surgery done on your vocal cords. Or have an electronic voice changer surgically installed like a pace maker.
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  1153. I can confidently say I don't need a laptop. I got a cheap $600 one 6 years ago. Times used: 0, unless you count as using it as an expensive manila folder. Don't even know why laptops are even still made, there's phones when you need a portable PC.
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  1154. Pretty sure that sarcophagus was overkill and a waste of money and effort for a mostly nonexistent problem (getting invaded by Russians would seem to be far more of a threat). Sure directly around it it's bad to try to live there your whole life (though a few dozen have done so for the past 35 years just fine, though further away from ground zero). So simply stay away from it for a few millenia. As far as airborne radioactive particles, those get diluted as they spread out, to the point it might as well be ignored. Even if 500 tons of radiactive ash and dust were suddenly airborn and even if it were concentrated into only the jetstream and what is under it that's still not shit compared to the 500 trillion tons of air that contains, or the huge area of ground beneath it if rain washes it out into farmland. Even though Fukishima dumped most of it's released radioactive water into the Pacific, probably few fish are now dying of cancer because of it, even if increased radioactivity was detected in CA later (huge difference between detectable and something to worry about). I'd argue the 500+ nuclear bomb tests exploded in air added more background radioactivity than 10 Chernobyls and Fukushima's put together (probably the Castle Bravo accident alone accomplished that, turning a huge million-ton chunk of an atoll into radioactive snow), and even that on average adds maybe a 2% increased in cancer risk, if you live 100 years to begin with (shorter life = lower % cancer risk).
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  1155. Night vision camera can pick em up pretty easy probably.
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  1156. Google needs to quit worrying about potential customers in this or that country . Eventually almost all of them will be using Adblock anyway and nearly no one will probably fork over money just to see an interactive map = a situation where the more users they have the more money they lose due to bandwidth costs. Hell I pretty much ignore every ad I see That gets around Adblock anyway because I know if they can afford ads then whatever it is they are selling is probably cheaper elsewhere. I've never seen an Amazon, Newegg, or B&H Photo ad and their stuff tends to be cheapest. Coincidence? I don't think so.
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  1157. I'm the most insane ruler. Well, I would be if I was a ruler at least. For starters in my country rape would be legal. Age wouldn't matter either.
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  1158. No one looked behind the coolers if they are were not specifically told to. It's always Someone Else's job.
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  1159.  @PrimordialChaos1  Well the janitor should at least once every few months. If for no other reason to clean the radiators so the coolers won't run up the electric bill as much.
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  1160. 7:00 412B barrels = 11.5 years worth = big deal, just postpones the inevitable. Even including the Arctic there's about 50 years worth left. Actually probably more like 30 years since economies are still growing 2-3% a year on average. I guess global economic depressions aren't all bad, it will make the oil last longer.
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  1161. 0:35 meh that's a good way to me. More death = more incredible. If anything we have a shortage of death along with too many births, it's why the planet is an overcrowded cess pit in most places. You know it's shit when you have people in droves signing up to go to Mars even though there's a high probablability of death as the result.
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  1162. I hope Lori Loughlin gets sentenced to 30 days in my bedroom. Repeal the 8th Amendment now!
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  1163. Elon Musk is so full of crap. By 2050 we'll be lucky if humans just set a foot on Mars, stay a few days, and then return to Earth at a cost of about $50B (scientifically not worth it, far better uses for that mountain of cash). If I was a gambling man my bet is the first few attempts at a permanent colony will end in failure and a bunch of dead people and wasted money, just as it did in the 1580's for Europeans coming to America when they tried to establish Roanoke. If a permanent colony ever happens it probably won't be until the 2100's at the earliest, 2200's is a more realistic estimate, and even then only if money and attached value to things no longer exists (unlikely, it has for millenia). 1M-pop Martian city by 2050 = lol that isn't just overoptimism, Musk has totally lost his mind.
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  1164. Wish America had a euthansia program in 2022. I'd volunteer as long as I was in the middle of the line. At the very least it would save $1T a year in Medicare and Social Security costs that only postpones the inevitable, less demand for diapers, and hundreds of other side benefits.
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  1165. As far as energy storage LifePO4 cells are rather cheap on Aliexpress and those last decades of daily recharges (about $1200 for 10kWh storage = 2 year ROI in my case where power isn't the cheapest). I live in a 1 BR apt, the thermal capacity and cheap thin walls wouldn't make it a very good thermal storage battery.
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  1166. Had WW3 started in 1962 and over by 1970 today it would be far from "ending the world". More likely it would be like it never happened since we would just rebuild and move on. Japan was actually hit with 2 nukes, today the only thing marking the occasion are a couple of memorials, everything else was rebuilt 10x better. It would be the same if it was hit by 1000 of them. Arguably had WW3 happened we'd be better off today. If 90% of the then-3B world population was wiped out the remaining 300M would just rebuild everything and reproduce, but maybe to only 1B by now and not 7.5B = less overcrowding and all the problems that come with that. The resource pie is only so large, better if it's divided among fewer people.
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  1167. At least it was only 2 kT and not 500.
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  1168. TLDW = build a bridge. Or simply follow it downstream, eventually you'll come across a bridge someone else built if not the ocean (piranhas are freshwater).
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  1169. They were abducted by aliens. The narrator is one of the Lizard People.
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  1170. 1:33 Imagine you fell down so hard that instead of a stinging, slightly bleeding abrasion that actually happened. Ouch.
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  1171. I'd just do it the easy way and build another one in Chicago. Prob not cheaper, but far less headaches. If I coudln't afford the easy way I probably wouldn't bother at all.
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  1172.  @danieljensen2626  I actually moved to Cincinnati/Sharonville to be closer to a Microcenter (now about 20 mins for me).
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  1173. I can't wait until ice only exists in people's freezers year round. Too bad that's still like 3000 years away. Hurry up with those greenhouses gasses dammit.
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  1174. This is why the US does it mostly the smart way and waits until the heads of state are dead first. "Mostly" is because in 2022 I dunno why paper and coin money still even needs to exist when there's debit cards and other e-payments.
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  1175. @Robert Stallard Unless it's due to a civilization-ending event to where paper money is also useless anyway due to suddenly no one wanting it if it's not food, fuel, guns or ammo, not being able to buy from Amazon for a few hours is not that big a deal. If it's for long term (months) like Katrina was for New Orleans or Maria was for Puerto Rico you can't buy the important shit like food or gas anyway by any method, no power for the fuel pumps or refridgeration for the food or a way to cook it other than campfires.
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  1176. Surprised this wasn't sponsored by De Beers.
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  1177. Wouldn't it be easier just to make a ship that can also fly when needed? Thinking of something like Avegers HQ.
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  1178. Not really that hard for me. I never go outside (not since 2006), quit watching TV in 2010, avoid the news on purpose (what I hear is 6 months+ old learned accidentally from OT posts on Reddit or here) and talk to maybe 1 person once a month if you don't count the chatbots on here (the kid I pay to go get my food and take out my garbage, 2 on rare occassions someone is up when I get the mail once a week at 3am, maybe). Sounds like he was like me, "fuck the rest of the world, let it burn, I'm going to live in my own".
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  1179. If hacking is "social engineering" then drug dealing on a street corner should be just "running an unlicensed pharmacy."
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  1180. RSL has PVP in it and is "free" = no thanks. I don't even do solo idle games anymore, when it takes a year for something to happen unless you pay them = stupid. Apparently such games are meant for stupid millennials and their kids.
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  1181. Don't believe everything hippies say on the internet.
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  1182. Nah, BeardMeatsFood still does fine even though that dude's beard is prob 10% of his body weight.
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  1183.  @garrysmith1029  was actually thinking of the "penetration aids".
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  1184. Meh, fire and death isn't that big a deal if you have fire and life insurance.
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  1185. /shrug Just another day in my personal household, only on a smaller scale. 4 years in solitary for a mile-long list of offenses = very worth it.
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  1186. 9:05 Just another reason why ethics should be ignored or not even a thing.
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  1187. Here's an idea, pass a law making everything free and just let robots do it since they don't care about money, then no money is needed at all. Far simpler than cooking up new complicated welfare programs and equally complicated ways to pay for them.
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  1188.  @austinthegamerthebest2752  No money, no boss, and everything free = can't get freer than that.
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  1189.  @austinthegamerthebest2752  freedom is an overrated illusion. There's always a hidden puppet master somewhere.
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  1190. I still have a 1982 Pinto (where the only electronics is the radio, so needs an OG metal key to get in). So much for doing this experiment at home for cheap. At least I can go faster than a bicycle if I need to when the next CMB or nuclear war takes out the power grid and everything with a transistor.
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  1191. 23:15 With a thorn that big why didn't the Nazi's simply start executing everyone? Simply add "Nord" to the list of other undesirables that needed eradicated. 2.4M bullets would have been cheaper than 400k perpetual babysitters that could have been better used on one of the fronts.
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  1192. meh, fuck civilization. I say let em die and rebuild better like the phoenix rising from ashes, gimme those rings.
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  1193.  @IzmGunner01  actually it can't, it's mostly an infrared telescope so just the heat of Earth would blind it.
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  1194. Anyone looking to buy a $1000 anything should do their homework instead of just read what's on a pretty box. Knowledge is power and anyone that doesn't do that deserves to get ripped off. Same reason you don't buy a car without test driving it and kicking the tires first. As far gfx cards it's why channels like this exist that they'd probably find even when not subbed from Google searching while doing their homework. By the time 40-series hits store shelves reviews with actual performance benchmarks will be all over the place. Names and specs don't mean shit by themselves (biggers numbers doesn't mean better, look at Windows 7 vs 10) as a "cuda core" from one gen to the next isn't directly 1:1 comparable and doesn't scale 1:1 either in the same generation (2x cores isn't 2x fps). Look up performance benchmarks and what is worth it, not box and part numbers or specs (which are just marketing bs). If you already get 100-200 fps in all the games you play at the settings you find good enough without much difference even when sliders are maxed other than a huge fps drop you don't need an upgrade to a power hog that will double your electric bill in summer.
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  1195. It was probably multiple events. Asteroid impact and supervolcano eruption and gamma ray burst direct hit from within a few light years in quick succession before there's too much recovery time (ie thousands of years instead of millions) in between will do it.
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  1196. Rumors tend to be over-hyped bullshit. We're at the point new process nodes don't help performance or power use by a huge amount compared to previous gen anymore. 4080 will most likely be like +20% performance compared to 3080 with +40-50% more power use under load (it's why the new 600W connector was designed). And now that Nividia is more aware of what people are willing to pay say goodbye to $700 MSRP's, it's now probably $1000-1500 with middlemen scalpers discouraged since margins will be so small. I already have a waterblocked 3080, that will be good enough for 10 years as most on Steam barely have a 3060-3070 and are not rich so new games actually requiring a 4070 or 5070 will take a decade to show up in stores.
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  1197. Well, I knew someone would come up with something almost as stupid after the Tidepod-Chowdown-Challenge lost it's novelty. Darwin works in obvious ways.
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  1198. Pretty sure if he lived to 100 and Tesla wasn't born, he would have came up with AC motors/generators instead, since he already invented the transformer.
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  1199. Only a moron would pay 2x MSRP for anything, let alone luxury items like a video card. The buyers at those ridiculous prices are just as guilty as the scalpers for enabling them and just encouraging more scalpers. They really should start passing laws where MSRP is not just a suggestion, but a maximum price anyone can legally charge or advertise without fines and jail time. I don't see how it would be that difficult, as manufacturers already enforce retail advertising minimums (as anyone that's trying to get a better-than-average deal on Amazon or elsewhere notices when they have to act like they are buying and add it to a cart to even see the price).
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  1200.  @Worix21  nah, a decent pool or well pump will work, just forget using it on 12-24vdc (they are mains powered). Also say goodbye to G1/4 fittings, as tubing will be 1" inner diameter as the new standard.
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  1201. And here I thought Mel's hole was deeper. Guess I Was wrong.
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  1202. I heard of Tony Hawk (the dude in some PS2-PS3 game titles), but not that game-streaming guy. I don't watch channels where it's just watching someone playing a game. To me that's boring as hell, like watching sports.
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  1203. eh I'd rather just use lip balm, and drink more = cheap and simple. And haven't even had to do that yet. 21% rh atm is apparently good enough.
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  1204. /shrug it was her kid, she should be allowed to do as she pleases. If kid doesn't like it he can run away or move to an orphanage.
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  1205. pretty sure instead of a singularity it's simply a quark version of a neutron star = a ball of quarks a few meters in diameter or smaller with an escape velocity faster than light.
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  1206. If it weren't for the title the intro sounds like he's talking about masturbation.
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  1207.  @hijmestoffels5171  2067 is a movie (meant to be sci-fi that will probably end up as a documentary). Same here, unless i have the misfortune of living to 94.
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  1208. Nope never heard of it since I quit watching TV when broadcast went digital in 2010. Any show worth watching I can torrent anyway, and most of those ended since then.
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  1209. Simple, it has gills.
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  1210. I can't believe there's morons that still do what they read on the internet, when even a mild retard would realize it's bad for you (to say the least). Apparently Darwin never gets a day off.
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  1211. isn't this like 9 months early?
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  1212.  Annamarie Seaman  Well, if you want to fund my international move then I will (probably $50k-100k for the move itself, plus about $1M a year minimum to live comfortably in Singapore, it's a nicer but more expensive place to live). The truth is a lot of people hate it here for multiple reasons (as much as you don't want to believe it), but are economically stuck here for years on end if not for life as much as some kid born in some inner city ghetto is stuck in the same ghetto for life.
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  1213.  @carpenterman504  Yup, and don't care. And Satan would be a closer comparison, if he were more than a fictional character.
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  1214.  IKR OK  Well, I had the misfortune of being born poor here rather than rich in Singapore. So the end goal has to be achieved the hard way.
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  1215.  @millichento8397  Just typical over-emotional morons and keyboard warriors. Trolls absolutely thrive on such types.
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  1216. "not paying MSRP for a 2yo card". Well, this is what the death of Moore's Law looks like. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results, and 2 years can easily get stretched to 5 if they feel like it with the 40xxd not getting released until 2025 if it takes that long for inventory to deplete, so age of tech don't mean much anymore. Nvidia doesn't need to release a new generation to try to beat themselves if AMD doesn't have anything better and AMD has been an underdog since after the Radeon 7970 was out in 2012 (the last AMD card I bought that was actually better than Nvidia's best consumer card at the time). That will probably never change, for the simple reason they have the same engineering problems and physics limitations as Nvidia has, partially because both use the same chip company, TSMC.
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  1217. One of my favorite bumper stickers circa 1984 reads "AIDS: Killing all the right people".
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  1218.  @monkeydank7842  Yeah I know the people it was killing were disgusting. I miss the good ol' days.
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  1219. If all it is is an overpriced light switch why not just plug a car into a 240 vac outlet like any other heavy appliance? A simple cord like those on vacuum cleaners are far cheaper. Put the current limiting junk in the car too. 50A outlet = set the limit to 50A from a button on the dashboard. Breaker pops = set the limit lower, reset the breaker and try again. Breaker doesn't work and causes a fire = oh well, that's what insurance is for. The actual charger will probably shut down due to too low of an input voltage long before insulation starts melting anyway (usually, ampacity tables and the NEC are generally overkill conservative and are geared for under 5% voltage drop rather than temperature limits, which even with cheap pvc is 60C, too hot to comfortably hold for long). Too much safety shit exists that try to make everything idiot-proof (can't be done, some moron somewhere always manages to accidentally kill themselves anyway) that needlessly raises the price of things.
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  1220. Safer just to stay home and only leave to get food and take out the garbage once a month.
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  1221.  @icydeath1993  Apparently need to change silly pointless outdated laws, problem solved. Ie: you lose all rights to your relatives' corpses once they are dead and after the funeral, ban cremations and burials without good medical reason (eg contagious disease was cause of death), only legal way to dispose of a corpse is donate to medical science after the funeral (if any), etc. There's literally 170,000+ fresh corpses made around the world every day, all the causes of shortages are artificial/legal ones. Hell county coroners get to have their way during autopsies, dunno why a medical school can't get their turn after the family is done with them after the funeral. Hell if need be simply legalize grave robbing and bring back bounties on fresh corpses like in the 1800's.The needs of the many outweigh the selfish superstition-based wants of the few.
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  1222.  @wimschmied3800  what's right and wrong are matters of opinion. Majority opinions are still just opinions. People are generally oversentimental dumbasses when it comes to corpses, that should be automatic state property after death (call it part of the death tax) and the relatives have said their goodbyes at the funeral. Advancing medical science should be a priority rather than in effect just feeding it to worms and catering to illogical sentimentalism over what is an object rather than a person after they are dead.
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  1223. ​ @wimschmied3800  It's an opinion in all cases by definition. There is no such thing as universal right or wrong no more than there's a universal time everyone in the universe can set their watch to. Opinions change just like the concept of right or wrong. Go back far enough (actualy just a couple thousand years) and abandoning a newborn to die in the woods that was considered defective (even just for the silly reason because an oracle said so) was just another normal event that no one blinked an eye at. If someone was raped then it was their fault for not being able to beat the crap out of or killing their would-be rapist and preventing it. It's easy enough to draw the line in law between profit and nonprofit science or anything else, it happens all the time. And in my opinion there's too many hurdles in the advancment of science, lack of corpses due to laws based on silly/outdated/superstitious reasons is just one of them, and the fact that science is a relatively recent thing is the source of the world's problems (imagine where we'd be now if the religion and widespread illiteracy of the Dark Ages after Rome fell never happened considering the pyramids were built 4500 years ago).
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  1224. Oh well, either way fvck the future. All I know is by 2100 I'm dead anyway, what happens with the climate and everyone else obviously is no longer my problem at that point.
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  1225. 2:15 Isn't that true for pretty much everybody? Like the saying goes "100 years from now no one will even remember your name." Hell even US presidents after 100 years tend to not be remembered by anybody other than history nerds or students cramming for a test that they forget about the day after.
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  1226.  @trod146  And how is that verified? AI is good enough these days to easily pass as human if it's good enough to drive a car, fly a plane and identify objects in captchas and pics. Surprised there's not more fake views than there is already since more views = more paycheck.
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  1227. In the thumbnail it looks like an exceptionally sadistic @nal probe.
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  1228. Meh, single for 16 years and counting, don't need gf's when there's hookers. I'm assuming they are on the pill, if not, oh well, not my problem.
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  1229. Natural causes my ass. Alzheimer's is anything but natural.
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  1230. Oh well, it's what fire/life insurance and off-site backups are for .
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  1231. The bad thing about quantum computers is development of those are slower than molasses in winter. Decades of R&D and still the most complicated problem solved purely quantum mechanically is 3 x 5=15. In short Google is full of crap, as is D-wave, Honeywell, and anyone else that claims their machines are "quantum computers", don't believe the hype, besides the fact Google has a vested interest to keep investors happy by over-selling anything they accomplish. At best they are quasi-quantum, which tries to use error correction when the qubits lose coherence and sometimes gives wrong answers to certain problems( ie 3x5=14), so are more suited to a few that have a range of "right" answers, forget finding trillion-digit primes in a second with them anytime soon. If it sounds too good to be true then it probably is. We'll have quantum smartphones better than silicon (or the germanium/graphene that eventually replaces that) about the same time we have a space elevator and a fusion-only global power grid, and after the Webb telescope launches.
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  1232. Dunno why faking art is even illegal. If rich morons get duped out of a million or even $100M boo fucking hoo, maybe quit spending so much money on stupid things or letting yourself get conned so easily. Also, sorry, I just don't see how something that takes a month or less to make like a painting can possibly be worth more than $10k, forget millions, even when legit.
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  1233.  @GothicGator  little to fear if you consistently never get caught. I been to jail once, it was a learning experience on how to not get caught next time. Why do you think 35% of all US murders are never solved? Why do you think rapes are usually killed after? It reduces the odds of getting caught, since dead witnesses are far less useful, assuming their corpses are even ever found (grinding up in a wood chipper/blender to a powder and then putting the result in a block of concrete at the bottom of the ocean works, as does simply dumping it in a cement mixer truck and then letting them use it for the foundation of a building or road bed, probably what was done with Jimmy Hoffa).
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  1234.  @motand680  only if they are hot like Jon Benet Ramsey was.
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  1235. This reminds me of that streaming series Upload, where your whole afterlife is an MMO and you are microtransactioned to undeath. Dunno which is worse, simply not existing anymore or that. Other than that 2045 is overoptimistic given the complexity of mapping a human brain, let alone reliably interfacing it with a AI mainframe. 2145 is more realistic = sorry, but anyone now already born = no immortality for you no matter how many pills you take or how much you pay Alcor to freeze you.
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  1236. I find it more likely that Congress would fund Trump's border wall than some new $500B a year welfare program.
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  1237. Sounds like my apt (that I haven't left since 2006). Need food = order it online and have it delivered. Need garbage taken out = pay a kid in my building $5 to do it.
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  1238. I'll believe it when I see actual images. As many setbacks as there have been I wouldn't be surprised if it was postponed again due to a last minute Xmas sale no one wants to miss, bad weather, it blows up on the launch pad, doesn't get in the right orbit due to a mechanical glitch, mirrors fail to deploy, etc.
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  1239.  @rickkwitkoski1976  yup, and not just due to Murphy's Law. It's generally unwise to count chickens before they hatch. Me, I dont; count them before they are actually producing eggs or are ready to be sold for slaughter.
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  1240. I have a 1080 ti = good enough to not be in a depressed panic. My condolences to the plebs that are stuck with less.
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  1241. I actually agree with Thanos. His only problem is he didn't go far enough, 50% ain't gonna cut it. With 7.7B and counting it needs to be more like between 90-95%.
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  1242. Lol well, they say what is popular and will get them the most votes next election. 2020 was for BLM and the black vote. 2021 was because it was Trump that got the pig killed (never let a good tragedy go to waste). Just politicians doing what they do best, be fake for photo ops. Party doesn't matter, R's do it too.
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  1243. Definitely a First World problem. It's a stupid gfx card. You will not die a slow an painful death if you don't get it in the next week. I've seen people in 3rd world shit holes throw less of a tantrum when they lined up for the water truck but are stuck waiting for the next one arriving tomorrow because the line was too long and they were too late.
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  1244.  @2009heyhow  I probably won't be around in 30-50 years. Humans as a species probably won't even be around in 1000 years when AI has long since replaced us (and even that's being generous), forget 5B. Probably no carbon-based life at all in 600M when there's no water left and it's as dry as Mars is now. There's a long list of bad crap that will probably extinct humans long before the sun gets a chance. Given that the sun is still getting about 1% hotter every 100M years in 2B years it will be hot enough to boil water (about 220-250F, assuming it still existed at all at that point) year round even at the poles, forget the near-term global warming perpetually in the news, that's nothing in comparison even with a 10C increase.
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  1245.  @2009heyhow  Eh fuck the future, live in the present. If the future is so bleak then quit having quits to where there's no next generation to worry about, problem solved. I sure as hell am never having any, and after I'm dead it won't matter anyway.
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  1246. I'd rather have it outside, price be damned. Cartoons and even CGI doesn't do it justice.
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  1247. 17:50 I thought that was due to Tik Tok and internet memes rather than lead.
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  1248. As far as Chinese (or any other country's) influence I couldn't care less about politics or their borders. The faster the 1-world gov't comes to where talk of crap like countries or borders is ancient history the better.
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  1249. I'm so glad Ether is dropping like a stone. Hopefully it keeps doing so until it's under $500 and those that bought 10 cards a week using bots or bought at inflated prices from scalpers using those same bots all lose their shirts and end up starving to death. It would serve the greedy assholes right. Oh yeah, that would also mean the market will get flooded with 50,000,000 used 3080's at half MSRP sold by their estates to cover funeral bills.
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  1250. They sure had a lot of wet dreams back then.
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  1251. They don't suck. As long as it's based on a comic book and has a $200-300M budget at least apparently. I've also seen a few "low-budget" (<$1M) ones that were still interesting (ie Man From Earth, Time Trap) and a few of those were made by just a few hardcore people, a green screen, and a render farm and funded by Kickstarter (Star Trek Renegades made by a few fans comes to mind, unofficial fan fiction as far as Paramount was concerned but you couldn't tell since it was before they unleashed their lawyers).
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  1252. 25:05 Lol in 1000 years humans will definitely be extinct and there will be no one to write history books, only alien archeologists in perhaps that 1,000,000 years mentioned. Hell even 100 years isn't looking too optimistic.
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  1253. Actually pretty loud considering it didn't have things like tube amplifiers in it. Never understood why not until the 1940's, vacuum tubes were a thing in the 1910's. I guess it was simply unnecessary.
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  1254. 4:08 No, because I simply don't care about purpose or meaning. I don't need a purpose and meaning is a human-created illusion anyway when in fact there isn't one.
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  1255. 6:05 Why is that a big deal? That's why fire and life insurance and offsite backups exist.
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  1256. Hell the catholics probably used their corpses for more realistic Fleshlights.
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  1257. I hope China kicks the US's ass. Then maybe we will mind our own business.
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  1258. Fv(k the brown idiots. Darwin is having a field week. No need for the National Guard, Covid will solve the riot problem for them. Maybe the dumbasses will burn down grocery stores and hospitals too while they are at it.
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  1259. @Harry Peterson most, sure. The rest will end up dying of pneumonia while queuing for a ventilator. Young people aren't magically 100% immune. You might as well say Ebola doesn't affect young people much. In parts of the world where hospitals are rare the Covid death rate is close to 20%, and affects all ages pretty much the same with them all drowning in their own snot when no ventilator is available.
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  1260. @Harry Peterson The 20% is where there are no hospitals, but believe whatever you want, I don't care either way. Personally I'm not one to play Russian roulette and will just stay in my bunker even if the death rate were only 1% (which it's not that low). 5% average and everyone worldwide ignored the lockdown = 350M+ deaths, 4x more than the 1918 Spanish Flu. Either way, I'm not making myself one of them.
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  1261. I must still be waking up, read the title as "...Pioneering Black Polar Bear"
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  1262.  @automaticninjaassaultcat3703  Oh, I doubt that. Empty store shelves due to all the hoarding are Exhibit A.
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  1263. ​ @Tuvok_Shakur  More like a realistic view of the world. Not a virgin but wish I were and just kept the curiosity, women are more trouble than they are worth and with Pornhub and a Fleshlight are mostly obsolete.
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  1264. @simp Ah the good ol' anecdotal evidence. Believe whatever you want, I don't care. It's not like I'm being tried for murder and you're on my jury.
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  1265. What if humanity eventually says physical laws/rules of the universe are annoying and changes them as needed?
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  1266. I'm not foolish enough to join the military in the first place, so I'd have no need to desert.
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  1267. 7c a kWH? Where I am (OH) it's closer to 11.75 (from last bill). Granted I only use about 900kWh a month so I freak when my bill is over $110.
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  1268.  EmperorJuliusCaesar  Privacy is an illusion anyway, might as well quit pretending it's still a thing.
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  1269.  @carl3810  I tried driving once when I was 17 with a learner's permit. Hated it even though it was just in a parking lot and on dirt roads and not around other annoying drivers, so never tried it again when it expired. That was 29 years ago, so I can't miss what I never had (I've always lived in or near a city so never needed one, everything I need is within 30 min walking distance or within a 30 min bus ride). With automated Ubers all over the place in the not-too-distant future it will be even less needed in general, particularly if fare prices drop so much as a result of automation that it's cheaper to Uber than pay for the fuel, maintenance, and other fees of car ownership in the majority of situations (ie less than 20-mile work commutes).
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  1270.  @mb2k100  those 3 happen to be the most important countries globally, so those 390M count as 12 each compared to the rest of the world (most of which shouldn't count at all, they don't even have a screen to watch, just fingers to count if they didn't lose them in a civil war) = in effect the majority still use the imperial system.
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  1271.  @ronaldtartaglia4459  Why I simply quit using a phone other than for phone calls, costs me all of $7 a month, problem solved
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  1272.  @caymanhilldesigns453  /shrug He's guilty of good marketing. Get over it. Don't like it then quit watching YT, most of it is a pointless waste of time anyway.
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  1273.  @tmfan3888  That's just your opinion. There is no international law stating such so in reality no one is responsible for anything, least of all anything that pertains to the content of silly YT videos than in the grand scheme of things don't matter much. Don't like the units used = quit watching it if one is too lazy for such things as converting it to the one you want. I've watched so many videos from all over the globe that use both units systems I've pretty much memorized conversion rates (1 mi = 1.6km, 1 lb =454g, etc). It's not that hard if you are not retarded. Personally if I was a creator I'd just pick one that the majority of my target audience used and stuck to it, fuck the rest.
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  1274.  @tmfan3888  Will he die from it if he doesn't do it? No, so he doesn't "need" to do it.
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  1275.  @tmfan3888  Every think he does it for fun rather than money? In that case Amercentrism wouldn't matter. It's probably partly why most of his content now goes to Nebula anyway.
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  1276.  @tmfan3888  And likes/dislikes/complaints don't matter as far as the almighty algorithm goes. It just watches for clicks and eyeballs for ads, it doesn't care why or if it's positive or negative. He has over 4M subs, even if it was just reduced to 2M Americans only (prob more than that) that's still plenty enough. Plus most people aren't going to unsub over dumb shit like units used. They watch it for the story, not how-to-build instructions, so the details like exactly how many cm's a sub was underwater doesn't matter. 170 feet, meters, kms, miles, fathoms, or cubits = it was deep, exactly how much isn't going to change the gist of the narrative.
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  1277.  @matthewlemon  Who cares about England anymore? Just the 2 states of CA and TX has more viewers.
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  1278.  @mariakelly1059  I was giving it a rest, but now after several months of completely forgetting about it you reminded me of a neglected thread, thanks.
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  1279. I now only upgrade every 10 years/3-4 generations. My Radeon 7970 was perfectly fine until it died after 6 years. Then I got a used $500 1080 ti after everyone was rushing to get their overpriced 2080's. I'll probably get a used 3080 for $500 after everyone rushes to pay $1500 for a 4080. Then I'll be fine until 2030 or so and get a used 5080 for $1k when everyone else is rushing to get 6080's for $3k. It's just a stupid money pit to upgrade every generation when no one has to. Gfx is almost as bad as $1000 phones no one needs. I got my Note 9 used for $400 3 years ago, probably will never need another phone, replaced battery myself after it went puffy.
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  1280.  @superbleeder12  That's exactly why I don't do anything Apple, it's all overpriced and can't be serviced by a consumer either. My Note 9 was hard to get open the first time but I was smart enough to reseal it with silicone caulk instead of industrial glue for next battery in 3-4 years. Hard to first open but at least replacement parts are far easier to get.
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  1281. Sounds like a human smuggler like the ones today that sneak Mexicans into the USA.
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  1282.  Tyler Browne  You're a bigger joke.
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  1283. Eh the Bermuda Triangle is real. The debunkers are just conspiracy nuts in league with the round earthers. /sarcasm
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  1284. I don't see how the guillotine is in the same category as being boiled alive or drawn and quartered. A pain in the neck for a few seconds and then you're done. Far more merciful than lethal injection where you are literally feeling like you are being set on fire from the inside out with chemicals (you simply can't scream when paralyzed). Or a similar sensation only with electricity. And those are when the executions aren't botched and everything goes according to plan. I say bring back the guillotine and to recoup some of the cost of execution put it on late night PPV for those that slow down at traffic accidents in the hopes of seeing some gore all over the highway.
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  1285. 1:55 he's probably dead. You don't cost a cartel $8M and have no consequences. they should really invest in some rocket launchers and torpedoes for such chase situations, speed alone isn't going to get them off your tail.
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  1286. I don't see how that is legal. Why not just do some racketeering and start your own lotto and sell tickets on Amazon? Same concept, just cash instead of merchandise as prizes. I also don't see why morons fall for that. There's no way in hell I'm paying $110 for boxes that probably NEVER have anything your going for in them and only 15yo junk out of a container bound for some African e-waste site. Any game that has those I simply don't play the game or quit playing if they add them, fuck the real life version of that (it's why I quit playing video games and went to prerendered AVN's, no $500-2000 video card required for those).
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  1287.  @oscarmuffin4322  If people are gullible enough to believe everything they read and watch on the internet that's their problem. It's best to believe nothing and trust no one, the internet the least of all.
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  1288. Ikr? Fuck that asshole, I haven't used FB since 2015 and have blacklisted the URL so can't even accidentally visit that surveillance system site.
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  1289. Eh I went ahead and got a 3080 hydrocopper replacing a 1080 ti. I sold the 1080ti for $300. Considering I paid $1100 (-$300 = $800) for it I probably won't get another for 3-4 generations. At this point it's just dumb to buy a $1000-2000+ card every 2 years when you don't need it. And unless theres' a +50% performance bump and you are already getting less than 60 fps you will not notice anyway if playing a game with benchmarks off. Those kinds of gains just don't happen anymore, at least not in 1 generation. So fuck the 40 series. Lemme know when the 70 series is out in 2028-2030 (as long as it's under $5000).
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  1290.  @Rspsand07  Eh one of my exes drank a 24-case a day back in the late 1990's and lived with her brother or nephew (switched back and forth as she wore out her welcome, didn't really want her living with me and puking and pissing all over my apt). The gov't paid for it, at the time being an alcoholic was considered a disability (ain't America great? /sarcasm). Prob dead by now, last I seen her she was puking blood when we broke up and at that point I was sick of the drama.
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  1291.  @door-to-doorhentaisalesman2978  Yeah 96% don't, but if you do there's perks to be had if you don't mind being hated by the rest of the world and if you stay "poor" (the American definition of which is ridiculous compared to most of the world).
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  1292. lol sheer genius. The Bernie Madoff of politics. Too bad he didn't have a bit Of Jeff Bezos in him and simply bought the newspapers that were criticizing him.
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  1293. 1000 years from now = lol. if we weren't extinct 100 years from now I would be very impressed. 2020 sucked, 2040- 2050 will suck far worse, just wait.
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  1294. Why not pitch the real only legit/useful reason for VPN's? So people can pirate movies, TV shows, games, etc via torrent in peace without their ISP spying on your unecrypted traffic and then bitching about it. Circumventing geo restrictions is bullshit, and seldom works and if it does it doesn't for long. Any streamer worth a crap (ie Netflix, Amazon, Hulu) IP bans all known VPN addresses and keeps that blacklist updated every few hours. Try to watch Amazon Prime with VPN on and see what happens (you will just get a page telling you to turn it off if you want to watch Prime videos). Everyone that isn't a noob or a computer illiterate moron should know this and not waste their money on VPN fees if they are not torrenting. Personally I prefer PIA, cheap and a whole bunch of servers (thousands).
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  1295. Scalping vid cards may not be against the law, but it obviously should be. It is for concert and other event tickets in most places for those same obvious reasons.
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  1296. I wouldn't play that stupid MMO under any circumstances ever again after the first round of shitstorm hit the news, even if I had a 3080 to burn. I wouldn't be surprised if GPU manufacterers everywhere simply stated "Playing New World will void the warranty. Do so at your own risk".
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  1297. I'd do some major raping and pillaging (more than usual). Then smoke a kilo of crack after robbing a few banks (again, more than usual). Sadly It would probably be just another disappointment like Y2K and 2012 were anyway.
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  1298. This is one reason why I haven't actually went to a store since 2006 (and even back then I brought my own bag or cart, I walked anyway and didn't feel like pulling 200 lbs of food 2 miles when 100 lbs lasted 6 weeks). These days if I want food I make a list (and stick to it) and buy it online once a month (with a credit card I pay off every month so know exactly where and how much of my money is being wasted, generally less than $100 a month on food since I don't do overpriced brand names and don't buy things that have expiration dates shorter than 3 months). There's this thing called the internet and online banking and online retailers that's quite useful for that. Dunno why ancient brick stores still even need to exist at all in 2021. Hell dunno why retailing is still a thing either when manufacturers can sell directly to consumers online themselves and keep the profits retailers would make, no middleman necessary.
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  1299. Eh, I'm a pessimist so am seldom disappointed, only pleasantly surprised on rare occasions. Humans will most likely be extinct before 2100, forget millions of years.
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  1300. Wormholes aren't a thing and probably never will be for multiple reasons, not the least of which is it would break cause and effect and allow backwards time travel. We are either basically stuck in our own solar system until the sun dies and we fry then freeze with it (assuming we even last that long, doubtful) or we die in interstellar space while trying to reach a new star to move to.
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  1301.  @rabbidninja79  yes which are not trivial at relativistic speeds. Also ion engines only accelerate when there's something to toss out the back. Usually that's heavy atoms like xenon = very expensive, especially if you need many cubic km of the stuff. 10x better than chemical rockets but no where good enough for going interstellar with a human payload, even if they could somehow shrink the LHC down to a 10kg device (14Tev instead of 1200ev or so that are now used for ion engines on probes). As I said before even antimatter with a 100% efficient engine wouldn't good enough. And if that isn't every other energy source won't be good enough either. I'm sure if we were still around in 5-6B years we'd try it anyway, but it would probably be a suicide mission and a last hurrah.
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  1302.  @rabbidninja79  With the heat we're talking (after all it's basically an unintended atom smasher) it wouldn't be plain water anymore. At the very least it would be a witch's brew of water and other radioactive elements mixed in and giving off mostly neutrons and gamma rays = not an ideal thermal transfer fluid with humans around, lol. Granted this problem would probably mostly go away at slower speeds (ie 1% lightspeed), but then keeping humans alive for centuries or millennia in even a hollowed-out asteroid in interstellar space I just don't see ever happening, even if money were no object. They would all kill each other far easier than now in probably less than 50 years with the number of survivors left not enough to maintain genetic diversity and it just goes down hill with time from there. At least on Earth we are still spread out a bit for the most part. And to maintain genetic diversity it wouldn't just be a crew and passenger list of 400 and no one else like on the Enterprise, you would need probably 10,000+ at a minimum. Yeah, don't see it ever happening, even if there was some magic fuel that had limitless energy (ie energy somehow extracted from the vacuum itself).
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  1303.  @rabbidninja79  Space isn't a perfect vacuum. Over time it will slow down the ship without no thrust at all. For 10-year Pluto missions it can be ignored, not so for 1000- or 10,000-year trips to Proxima (which probably isn't an ideal destination being an unstable trinary star system even if it is the closest).
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  1304.  @rabbidninja79  yeah that socioeconomic collapse is probably what will do us all in, and that's just a few decades away. Then if that doesn't kill us all Yellowstone will probably erupt and get it done, if it manages to do so before we set up self-sustaining Mars colonies (a tall order in itself). Up in the air if that happens before or after the next ice age starts and makes most of Earth about as habitable as the poles are now. The past 10,000 years are the exception rather than the rule as far as climate goes. Everyone complaining about global warming now, lol, in a few millenia if anyone is still alive they'll be begging for it.
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  1305. Well, damn, took out his appendix for nothing (and probably got billed for it anyway). I hope they at least put it back ;).
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  1306.  @DeeJay003  Occam's Razor: the simplest situation is the most likely. So it's far more likely that what you see is all there is and the is no afterlife of any sort and when you die you simply revert to the same state as before you were born (nonexistence). If you have proof to the contrary that doesn't refer to any religious dogma then I'm all ears. Otherwise, you are simply full of shit spouting supersitious nonsense with nothing but wishful thinking to back it up. At least you can't be disappointed when you are what amounts to permanently unconscious (like being put under for surgery but never coming back from that) from your point of view and neither can anyone else from theirs.
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  1307.  @DeeJay003  The problem of the energy argument is that while it's true energy can't be created or destroyed organised or useful energy sure can (ie heat death of the universe or something no longer alive so can't absorb external energy to maintain the organization of any previous energy they had). As far as NDE's and OBE's there's been controlled experiments done and still ongoing showing it's just an hallucination of a dying brain, nothing mystical about it. The last to shut down after higher brain function is the brain stem, that besides auto-controlling heartbeat and breathing can only interpret light and dark. If all thought is only a bright dot surrounded by darkness it's easy to interpret that after the fact as a "tunnel of light", esp when they add their own preconceived notions and wishful thinkings to the interpretation. Something akin to an OBE can be had on command by simply putting a really strong magnet (handheld but still several Teslas) pulsing at just the right frequency against the skull (in effect overriding and shortcircuiting the brain's circuitry temporarily) = probably also a hallucination, especially when the subjects are asked to describe objects on the top shelf in a room hidden from their view when conscious. They fail at that task everytime when accounting for lucky random guesses. I could go on and on but in short there's mountains of (perhaps circumstantial, but enough of even that sort will still get a conviction in court) evidence against afterlives and hardly anything for it that hasn't been debunked. It's a real shame that science and logic (or sometimes even common sense) doesn't trump wishful thinking.
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  1308.  @joeygarza9550  There's no point anyway, even when death is 50 years away. I'm just one of the few that realize this (haven't worked in 16 years, no one should, let robots and AI do it).
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  1309. ​ @andrewhooper7603  Their ToS are stupid and needs outlawed. I for one won't give a dime or earn a dime for any site with stupid ToS's and moderators I don't agree with. Any public site that allows free accounts to be made shouldn't be legally allowed to have ToS's or arbitary "community guildlines". They want those then don't make their website open house and charge admission instead, otherwise it should be considered a "public forum". Hopefully the law getting repealed in FL atm will get such a ruling for such reasons.
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  1310. Why did the FBI even investigate it at all? They wanted him to commit suicide just a few years prior, JER basically gave them a similar result on a silver platter.
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  1311. Viruses and bacterial resistancearen't really the main problem. Overpopulation is. Most likely economics will be what kills us all. At least the first wave of the beginning of the end. Just wait until resources get scarce enough to where nukes and bioweapons are a better option than sharing and letting various nations' economies shrink (politically unacceptable and probably always will be, economy will always be top priority at the expense of all else). Then whoever survives that will have to survive when climate change heats the earth to 100F everywhere, even at the poles in winter. Then there's eventual super volcano eruptions, that alone nearly made humans extinct at least once before about 70k years ago. Oh and don't forget to ask the dinosaurs how the weather was after that asteroid impact. In short no species is forever, that includes humans. Thankfully I'll be probably be dead anyway by the time any of this is in the daily news so couldn't care less.
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  1312. Master criminal or role model = both.
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  1313. 18:30 If it were up to me euthansia would be legal everywhere and for any reason or no reason other than a simple want, no terminal disease or too much red tape necessary. What people do with or put in their own bodies should be their own business (that includes if they want to do drugs or sell their sexual services).
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  1314. I went to King's Island near Cincinnati OH back in 1991. They had a 3:1 350-foot ripoff of the tower. Dunno if it's still there, haven't been back there since.
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  1315. I hope Iran gets a copy of Nitro Zeus and uses it on the USA just for fun. Let's see how we like it when we're the ones getting fucked with. Not out of the realm of possibility, given they already have one of our spy drones they shot down.
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  1316. Considering how profitable it is I wonder why other books of records haven't been made. Who cares about Guiness anymore, what does Trump's or Simon Whistler's version say? I mean hell there's more than 1 version of a dictionary.
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  1317.  @1pcfred  65 = better off dead. Hell I'm better off dead and I'm not even 50 yet. Life peaks in the 20's but once you hit 30 it's all downhill from there and pretty much over by 40 anyway. At that point the best milestones are pretty much over and you are just twiddling your thumbs waiting for the inevitable.
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  1318.  @1pcfred  Well, mine did and so do those of most (prob 70-80%).
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  1319. 2:10 Not really, esp if every day is the more or less the same as the one before and you live 1 month at a time just gaming while waiting for the next welfare check. Wait until you are 50 and retired, the years will all blur together.
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  1320. I think we should have a 10th crusade and burn Jerusalem to the ground in the name of Atheism. At least then there'd be no more stupid crusades.
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  1321. If Babble already has 10M subs why are trying to get more with YT sponsorships? They sound like a bunch of greedy bastards, fuck them. It's not like I need them anyway. I already talk to and argue with myself in English just fine, I don't need to do it in a second language. That would make me even crazier than I already am.
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  1322. Well, if they don't want others to profit from their discarded body parts they are welcome to simply not get treatment and stay home and die. The simplest way to put it is the leftover scraps from surgery/treatment or whatever is part of the payment for the surgery/treatment, which is probably tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars (that are sometimes done at taxpayer expense so free to the scrap donor). Corpses should also automatically go to medical schools by law as well, not as an optional donation that more often than not gets wasted feeding worms instead of teaching the next generation of doctors.
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  1323. So what's the point of this? What practical use does it have? Getting 100 humans to agree on anything is nearly 0% probability, especially when the risk of death is 69% like that scenario.
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  1324. 9:20 Nope, not bored at all really. The Covid19 house arrest thing is nothing really new to me. I've only been leaving my apt once a month to take out the garbage since July 2006, so basically nothing has changed from where I sit. Though I do find it funny how much other people bitch about it online and panic buy everything (I order a month's worth a month ahead of time online as I've always done, so haven't noticed any shortages).
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  1325. I wonder when we start making 1nm transistors computer cases will need to be made from 5cm thick lead sheets or equivalent shielding.
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  1326. I saw a guy puke one in Poltergeist II.
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  1327.  @CitizenSnips69  They way I see it no one is 100% innocent if they end up in front of a judge for any reason, so there is no such thing as executing an innocent person unless they were outright framed for it, which doesn't happen nearly as often in real life as crime TV shows depict. People do and always will get judged by the company they keep. Don't associate with criminals and you won't get blamed for something they supposedly did while you were a so-called innocent bystander. Even if the death penalty was expanded as it should be it would still be fine and could be far worse. Like in DPRK, where you get caught doing something you shouldn't not only you but your immediate family members for 3 generations are also guilty and get sentenced to hard labor or executed with you. Or even in Mexico, where everyone is presumed guilty until proven innocent (functionally the same in USA if you are denied bail, you are locked in a cage until trial and your innocence is proved/disproved, which might take years).
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  1328.  @Samuel-ym8wz  /shrug It worked fine for the Roman Empire. A long list of offenses, some rather benign like talking shit about the Emperor, would get you crucified or sent to the Coliseum to be some gladiator's public play thing. Up until the 1840's stealing some rich dude's hanky or even just a few potatoes in England would get you publicly hung with tickets being sold to the event and dissected after at some medical school theater. And that was considered lenient, before then they would torture you for a week first. I have no idea why they gradually went softer than baby shit after that. Well, other than North Korea, where your entire family, not just you, gets the same sentence to hard labor or execution. So sure, I say if they have a death wish and also hate their relatives let them go on a rampage, bring back public executions and bring back torturing them for a week first and sell 24/7 PPV access to it to cover the cost. Nothing will 100% stop crime, but I guarantee it will slow it to a crawl if there's not many left to commit crime in the first place.
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  1329. Really odd sponsor. If I had a business to run then I would't be wasting time watching Youtube.
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  1330. 4:20 Pfft melt that shit into smaller <$1000 nuggets and sell them one at a time. Fuck the feds. Just like melting pre-1982 copper pennies into nuggets and selling to a scrap yard once melted it's nearly impossible to tell what it was before it was melted.
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  1331. Some people would have been better off aborted as infants and spared a lot of misery. Kafka was one of those. His writing is depressing anyway, the world wouldn't be much different if it was never written.
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  1332. I have a heat pump. The sad part is one of those cheap (I guess $500 is "cheap") hose types that doesn't heat for crap when it gets below freezing (ie when you really need it to heat). 12000BTU and still constantly runs just to heat 150 sqft room. Even a 1500W space heater uses less energy if it only runs 10% of the time. I've heard $1500 split phase ones work down to 5F, thing is my landlord wouldn't be pleased if I drilled holes through the exterior wall and ran extension cords and coolant pipes through it. Oh well, until electric rates triple (hopefuly not in my lifetime) it isn't really worth all that, cheaper/easier to only heat/cool the bedroom and just live in that most of the time.
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  1333. I guess people prefer living near beaches instead of living in Kansas with the nearest neighbor 5km away.
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  1334.  @Talisman09  not a problem, I haven't teeth to worry about in ages, last one I pulled myself years ago.
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  1335. Humans eventually won't even need intelligence. We will have AI for that. Why do a math problem the hard way with a pencil and paper and 15 minutes (or years, depending on complexity) when there's a calculator and 5 seconds? I asked my math teacher that in the early 1980's and she didn't give me a real answer.
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  1336.  @sambo314  Being a plain human sucks. Most would rather be more given the opportunity. That's why posthumanism is actually a thing rather than a fringe idea.
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  1337. 5:51 Apparently he should have moved to Ohio with his sister and married her instead.
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  1338. What a pain in the ass. Would have been easier to just let it collapse and collect the insurance money. By the time that happend in all likelihood the architect would be dead from old age anyway. Dead people don't care if they are sued or not.
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  1339. Tmes I've been on the internet and saw creepy (or any other) ads: 0 in the last 10 years, Adblock works wonders. Only thing I need a VPN for is so I can torrent copyrighted crap in peace without my ISP bitching (they really should mention that in the ads, it's really the main VPN's exist at all), and for that PIA is cheaper than Nord since they don't buy 100's of overpriced YT sponsorships.
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  1340. That's what a tor browser and multiple VPN's are for. Standard apps for browsing the Darknet.
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  1341. Japan should just give up. Are a bunch of islands really worth getting nuked a 3rd time over (and probably losing anyway)? I'm surprised that hasn't happened already as payback for 1930's shit they did to China.
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  1342. I'm still waiting for Covid to mutate and get as lethal as HIV. As is it's not culling the herd fast enough to make much of a difference.
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  1343.  @BamBoomBots  Hell I'd settle for even a gradual bump over a 5-year period even if it took some black ops help. Bacteria can mutate and develop antibacterial drug immunity in a matter of hours in petri dish experiments, 5 years is virtually an eternity. Don't see why a simpler virus can't do the same.
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  1344.  @BamBoomBots  eh only 80-90% or so, not everybody.
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  1345.  @BamBoomBots  I'll roll the dice and take those odds. 10-20% chance I'll be a survivor. About the same as Russian roulette with 1 bullet, but a lot more fun when played with a group.
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  1346.  @BamBoomBots  Good idea, wish I did genetic engineering as a hobby and cross Covid with HIV and rabies and make everyone go insane and kill each other if they catch it, but sadly I currently spend all my cash on electronic and PC parts. Maybe Bill Gates will do it (if you believe those conspiracy weirdos).
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  1347. Why does YT's alghorithm even matter to viewers that are already subbed and signed up for notifications? All the the alghorithm really affects are new channels that have no subs yet. If you already have 6M with 3rd party sponsors I why give 2 shits about promotions or demonetization? Age restrictions don't matter either if people smart enough to lie about their age. It's not like Google asks for ID when making an account.
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  1348. 2:55 Eh in/cest is best and old enough to bleed then old enough to breed. And Simon says the past was the worst. Apparently not in every aspect.
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  1349. Duuno what you are talking about. I saw no ad. Long live Adblock+.
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  1350. Undervoltting is only really only useful in laptops or your house is off-grid and runs on batteries. Unless you want to save a dollar or 2 a month in grid power bill or your PC is on and under load 24/7 (bigger savings) it's no big deal, esp in winter when that extra heat is useful (less heat pump use).
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  1351. Monk Pack might as well be called Skunk Pack, because the price stinks at over $2 ea (apparently meant for rich yuppies).
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  1352. 20:35 Didn't Skynet's AI self-awareness start unintentionally by a bug?
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  1353. For $10 a box that cereal better taste like Miss America's pvssy and have little marshmallows shaped like hers as well.
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  1354. I'm replaying Stardew Valley. Been a few updates since I last played it a few years ago anyway.
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  1355. 13:12 Why worry about monetization? Isn't that what people with too much money like Squarespace are for? At this point I'm surprised monetization even matters anymore with Adblock catching on.
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  1356. So I take it back when the rest of the world was black and white in Japan everyone looked like colorful anime villains? Did something happen there make color spread to the rest of the world in the 20th century? Yes in case it isn't evident before everyone breaks their own neck from the force of the facepalms I'm joking.
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  1357. She's watched too many episodes of Under The Dome.
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  1358. Still too crowded. Most of that circle is slums and 3rd world shit holes due to overcrowding, before even considering the resource requirements of that if all 4B of them decide to get a car, 4k TV and smartphone and not just food, clean water, and a roof over their heads consisting of more than just metal and wood scraps.
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  1359. 11:10 Meh luckily I'm independent enough I can just ignore DST. I don't even sleep on a 24h schedule or pay attention to what the sun or seasons are doing.
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  1360. Looks like a lithium extraction plant. Need literally mountains of it daily for the world's batteries (mostly smartphones and Teslas, as well as utility-level renewable storage). Lots of these in the Atacama desert in Chile (fast evaporation rates, and millions of tons available nearby and in Argentina).
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  1361. Ok they are for potash, similar large-scale extraction process.
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  1362. One of the smarter serial killers that found another hobby once the whole damned country was looking for him.
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  1363. What's the name of the background song? Is it "Death of a Pimple"? Sounds like it belongs on a documentary about a serial killer.
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  1364. eh no point in cleaning anyway when it just gets dirty again. As long as the health dept stays off my back I don't care.
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  1365.  @figureskater1384  My defintion of a mountain is if it's snowcapped year round or not. Yes = mountain. No= big hill. I never put much stcok in calling it a mountain on a map just for extra tourist $.
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  1366.  @figureskater1384  To me if it's not tall enough to be snow capped then it's a big hill, period. I don't care what some tourist board, the National Geographic Channel, or some gov't bureau calls it for tax purposes. The Colorado Rockies = mountains. Appalachia = hills, just bigger hills than most at around 1 mile above sea level. Also, unlike a real mountain you will not pass out from hypoxia or hypothermia by simply climbing to the top of one of those and staying there too long (well, unless you are old or smoke).
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  1367.  @adrianpena800  Not by me it's not, no snow on top in summer = it's a big hill. I don't care what everyone else's definition is, mine is the one that counts.
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  1368.  @adrianpena800  Not my fault that national guidlines are wrong and motivated by tourist dollars rather than logic. Just like the food pyramid and RDA's (that's also mostly wrong) people should really quit paying attention to what anyone with a vested interest says or their definitions of things, particularly the gov't.
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  1369. Fraud should be legal, esp when it's crypto crap. Let the morons dumb enough to invest in intangible things assume the risk and lose their shirts (not much different than buying lotto tickets anyway or other get-rich-quick scam, most don't win at that and turn a profit). After that happens enough people will quit giving money to con artists.
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  1370. Who cares about the dark side? Just ignore that and there's no problem.
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  1371.  @Reeceeboy  That's worked for all of my problems. Ignore it and don't categorize it as a problem and then technically it's not even a problem that needs solving. No job? Go on welfare and pretend jobs don't exist, what I've done since 2006, and that's only 1 example.
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  1372. All those mishaps with Aquadots, none of those are the product's fault. It's the idiotic parents as usual not paying attention. There shouldn't NEED to be "not for children under age X or retarded adults, because they are not supposed to eat it" warnings on every small toy. Parents just need to quit being lazy dumbasses blaming eveyone and everything but themselves when what should be predictable shit happens or simply not have kids.
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  1373. Did they count the time when Dr. Emmet Brown stole plutonium from the Libyans?
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  1374. Morons really need to just ignore what they read on the internet. Somehow people lived just fine before it even existed.
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  1375. You wouldn;t live long enough to be that much taller. You'd die from cancer or heart disease along with the detrimental added effects of a 6-month space trip.
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  1376.  @autotainment3113  contrary to popular belief it makes no sense to terraform Mars even if it was ever possible, which it isnt, since there's virtually no magnetic field.
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  1377. Shoudl prob do some ice fishing on Europa if you want to catch some sea monsters.
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  1378. What a click bait title.
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  1379. So how can I tell what year it is if I'm stranded in the future (ie within the next 10,000 years, so no getting roasted by a supergiant sun in 5B years or suffocated when O2 no longer exists in 1B years)? That predicament is far easier and more likely to find yourself in, all you have to do is go really fast (near lightspeed) for a certain amount of time (which can be used to roughly calculate the year you end up in, assuming the speedometer and chronometer aren't broken, let's assume they are).
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  1380. Need more riots and more Trump temper tantrums, that was hilarious.
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  1381. That is why I only watch what I'm subscribed to in my notifications and with Adblock installed.
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  1382. 13:30 I'm surprised they simply didn't send in Seal Team 6 and kill him on the spot like they did with bin Laden and told the UK to go fuck themselves like they did Pakistan.
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  1383.  @reconx86  Most definitely would. But now that the Cold War is long over NATO is mostly pointless. The US needs the UK about as much as they need Pakistan.
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  1384. If only they had their own integrated controller and software like Corsair's way overpriced $40 fans have. If that was the case I'd ditch Corsair in a heartbeat. (though kinda late now, already have 12 of them in my case).
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  1385. Years of planning and construction and billions of dollars spent (some more than a few airplane developments on Megaprojects): side project it is. Why does my gut tell me that Simon is using algorithm manipulation to sort his videos rather than logic?
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  1386. 4:29 Why would I want to manscape my baIIs or anything else when I'm the only one that sees them? Seems to me the only ones that buy that crap are pr0n/cam stars catering to their bald/non-70's-bush fan club. I mean seriously, would girls shave their best parts if their significant other or their audience simply didn't care if it was hairy or not?
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  1387. Ban crypto worldwide and there'd be no shortages. Dunno why it hasn't been already since mostly just Dark Web drug dealers and other cybercriminals use it.
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  1388. yawn This isn't even news worthy anymore. In other news, the sun will rise tomorrow. At least I'm white and don't have a target on my back so haven't got much to worry about from cops.
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  1389. Because Epstein was in a jail = less security, so probably simply walked and left a doppleganger behind (no DNA tests were ever conducted on the corpse) after greasing some palms. Madoff is in actual prison, where no doubt most of his fellow inmates probably worship him as a god (most are drug dealers and bank robbers = small time compared to him). Other than that how do you get to someone when you are now broke and can't even afford to bribe guards to look the other way? Feds are not cheap to bribe, assuming they take it at all.
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  1390. Moral of the story: don't have kids if you want to not get fat and also not be killed by a diet. Only sadists have kids anyway since the future is pretty bleak.
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  1391. Humans wont even exist in 1000 years, let alone companies like UPS.
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  1392.  @kokofan50  Nope, we definitely won't. Hell that 1000 years is being generous, even 100 is doubtful. And it won't take something as grandiose as the Sun exploding in 5B years. We will do it all by ourselves when the hot spots like Syria goes global when resources are depleted and everyone is killing each other over table scraps. Any survivors of that will be finished off either by the next mini Ice Age or some asteroid impact big enough to cause a global nuclear winter (said fighting will destroy any infrastructure to detect or stop it). Sure, all that is probably a century away and everyone alive today probably won't be around to see it, doesn't mean it will never happen. It's the same reason why no other advanced aliens have never been found even though things like SETI have been looking hard for almost half a century, when they get advanced enough they all destroy themselves (the Fermi Paradox isn't really a paradox or mystery to me). Humans will be no exception.
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  1393.  @kokofan50  Well, with the tech we have now if it weren't the most peaceful time in human history we'd already be mostly extinct. Sadly over time peace is an exception rather than a rule so probably won't last too much longer if history is any indicator.
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  1394.  @kwaddamage8286  It's that tech that will probably help extinct us when it gets advanced enough. Imagine giving nukes or engineered bio weapons to neanderthals vs cro-magnons. We probably wouldn't be here today. Thankfully all they had were things like clubs, spears, and bows/arrows and even then a simple supervolcano eruption almost did the deed on at least one occasion (down to about 10k breeding pairs worldwide from the gene record and the resulting bottleneck/inbreeding). My bet is ground zero won't be some nuke triggering WW3 or asteroid impact but will will be just some nerd in his basement making a general-purpose AI or messing with gene editing with some virus when it gets cheap enough that gets loose, either accidentally or, if he's also a hardcore psychopath, intentionally.
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  1395.  @jameshaywood2288  That only works in sci-fi movies and Eve Online. Space is expensive, too much so to go get rocks that are half way to Jupiter, even if they were solid gold. And since no one has actually prospected an asteroid to see what they have as far as minerals my bet is they are mostly rock and iron like any that have made it to Earth on their own with traces of everything else. Traces = no where near profitable enough to mine. Same idea for why we don't go to Titan and drain the whole thing of methane and make a fortune. It would cost so much almost no one would be able to afford to buy it. $10,000 per lb and that's just for orbit. A billion miles = probably well over $10 million per pound. And even if they do what happens when the asteroids run out? Better to be a pessimist and proven right than a disappointed optimist. Also, no hope is better than false hope.
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  1396. ​ @jameshaywood2288  No, it would be global, A billion tons of sulfur dioxide would turn into acid rain worldwide and kill most plants. No plants = no food. Also sulphuric acid would stay in the upper atmosphere for decades and block most sunlight = no summers and no springs either if there's enough of it ("mini" Ice Age for centuries straight). Previous regular volcano eruptions (1/1000 the size of Yellowstone) have caused global famines and ended civilizations (Minoan, Holy Roman, Mayan, many others over the past 4000 years). One super eruption 70k years ago almost ended humans completely (about 10k breeding pairs worldwide, which caused genetic bottlenecks and inbreeding). A bit further back (couple hundred million years) and it was the cause of mass extinctions (would have included humans if they were around at the time). And the thing about volcano eruptions is unlike asteroid impacts you cannot stop one or prevent it from happening.
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  1397.  @lemongloves  Because I can. The funny thing is my posts were over a year ago when Covid wasn't mutating into deadlier forms faster than vaccines can be made and distributed and no one outside of China even heard of it. My guess is in another year I get to gloat and say I told you so.
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  1398. Eh it just means I have to sleep on a Microcenter sidewalk for 2 days instead of 1 even when the 4080 ti comes out in H1 2023ish (supposedly 2.5x faster than a 3090, but probably a bullshit "leak" at this stage).
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  1399. My hero. I hope I'm never caught like he never was.
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  1400.  @michaelterrell5061  Exactly as it says, I hope I never get caught.
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  1401. So what do you win by spending a huge amount of money to get an overclock that's basically useless for day-to-day use but end up on top of some leader board on a website 99% of people either haven't heard of or don't pay attention to? With race cars I can see the point in wasting all that fuel to run in circles, there's prize money.
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  1402. So he basically ripped off a bunch of greedy rich people that deserved to be ripped off. I don't see how that is a bad thing, not like he ripped off a bunch of orphanages and thousands of children starved to death as a result. If you can't afford to lose it all then don't gamble or invest it.
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  1403. I still don't understand why laws like those passed in the UK back in 1832 don't still stand. Donating bodies shouldn't be optional after you are already dead and should be considered state property after the funeral. Simply letting them do nothing but rot in the ground while letting Medfical school shortages happen is what should be illegal. Dunno why they don't lobby the gov't to make that happen instead of beg for corpse donations.
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  1404.  @xklvi5646  That's true while you are alive, but after you are dead it's not going to make a bit of difference to you, being not just unconscious but dead. It doesn't matter what happens to your corpse after that, whether fed to worms, cremated, or dissected you aren't going to notice or even be aware of it. Considering that it's stupid to be wasteful and use it to feed worms instead of teaching the next generation of medical students that definitely should be outlawed. That worked perfectly fine in the UK for over 120 years (if you died and left unpaid debts your corpse was sold to medical schools with those you owed getting the money, but technically the gov't owned corpses).
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  1405. eh he was 82. If not Covid it would have been old age within a few years.
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  1406. Kinda obvious question but why does a supposed representatrive of a supposed all-powerful god need an army of puny humans dressed as clowns? Why doesn't that god protect him?
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  1407. No thanks, I'm not getting into a gun fight and dying over a chunk of desert with no natural resources other than sand (that can't even be used to make concrete, wrong grade). Same deal for Antarctica when I hate cold weather. It's went undeveloped and no one as far as a country or a billionaire with the cash to actually develop it wants it for what should be obvious reasons.
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  1408.  @jacobmoses3712  These days satellites give clues for things like copper and oil deposits (minute changes in density/gravity can give it away). One doesn't need to go in and half-blindly dig holes based on a geologist's guesses anymore, these days that's doing it wrong/the hard way. It's probably just sand/sandstone deep enough to be out of practical reach anyway if gravimetrics shows nothing but there's actualy something there.
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  1409. Sounds like they should have just been euthanized. That's quicker than the surgery that simply turns one mess into another anyway.
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  1410. It's nice to have a job where you enjoy the work. Even when it is torturing undesirables to death is the most creative ways you can come up with.
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  1411. I'm still waiting for China to sink the whole US fleet in the South China Sea with a nuke. It will be the US's own damned fault. Stuck it's nose where it didn't belong yet again, but that will be the time it gets bloodied for it.
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  1412. Definitely one situation where I wouldnt want the girl on top.
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  1413. No real mystery, apparently it's just a good/favored spot serial killers use to dispose of corpses.
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  1414. This is why I still use styrofoam plates and plastic forks and only eat food that can be microwaved on those, much simpler.
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  1415. So basically prostitution isn't the world's oldest profession, drug dealer is. Gov'ts really should l just give up trying to police either one, apparently neither will never go away or even make a dent.
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  1416. This is why I repair my own shit *gives middle finger to planned obsolescence while still using an S5 phone from 6 years ago*. Had I lived 100 years ago I would have build some equipment (vacuum pump, glassworking stuff, etc) and fixed my own light bulbs and started a light-bulb repair business if i could sell rebuilt light bulbs for half price of new ones but similar or better lifetimes (wouldn't really be in it for the money but just to stick it to the man so wouldn't care if they lasted 50 years).
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  1417. Eh I have a 1yo 32-core threadripper. I probably won't need a new CPU that worth upgrading from that until the 2030's.
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  1418. Once done it can't be undone. Atomic bombs are pretty dangerous, good luck destroying those when someone else will just make another one. Black holes even more so, try to destroy one of those with anything and it just gets bigger.
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  1419. so is there anything perfectly reflective? like 100% of everything bounces off of it so you could make the mother of all death ray lasers?
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  1420.  @Netskins.  Well, someone needs to get on that next and make the opposite of perfect black.
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  1421. More like LBJ: The Perverted President. Who cares about civil rights? Those generally get ignored anyway, esp if you are black.
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  1422. 13:00 Nothing better than a glass of yummy dog puke after it ate some garbage and then licked it's balls and ass.
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  1423.  @TheDeepThinker-sq3iy  Try simply hugging in Tiajuana or Bangkok. You will end up with herpes or at the very least fleas and various forms of lice.
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  1424. My monitors are a few years old, but 3x 4k 60Hz monitors are more than adequate for just about everything (and why my 1080 ti is still good enough for that, since few games support gaming on 3x 4k monitors at once). My upgraded PC case I built myself out of clear acrylic with the money I was going to give Caselabs before they went out of business. Eventually my monitor setup will be gutted and put into clear acrylic "cases" with rgb as well. Thing is I don't wanna ever upgrade from that or do all that twice, given the difficulty and expense of building in acrylic (Weld-on 40 is $50 a pint alone, and heat bending huge sheets reliably straight, neat or as intended isn't easy either = a lot of scrap). That is why I'm waiting for 4k microled monitors to be a thing between 2025-2030, and then 2x 1000R 34" 1440p" curved monitors and 2x 4k 27" monitors turned vertical on either side in a single case (no more having to realign bezels everytime my desk is bumped = yay) that will match my PC.
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  1425. @Alan ALI 12 I meant broadcast NTSC analog getting shut off. In my city that was 2010, I know because Heroes getting canceled after a cliffhanger was another reason (and more bad news) I said fuck TV from that point on. I tossed the old CRT and never even bothered replacing it since. Anything even remotely worth watching can be pirated on some torrent site with a VPN anyway. That's been the case for 20 years since OG Napster was shut down (with the VPN thing a req from the past few years to stop ISP's from being nosey).
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  1426. Not everything is the UN's problem. If it's not something that will destabilize the global economy (ie a war in and around the Suez Canal blocking almost all Middle East oil exports) then it's not worth worrying about, that's just a fact. As far as African conflicts, they will solve themselves when everyone there is dead. I say let them hang themselves with their own rope and just stay out of their way.
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  1427. Donating to charity is for rich people looking to lower their tax bill. If it gets the IRS off their back who gives a crap what else the charity does?
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  1428. Prob cheaper just to use disposable pilots. Or better yet start using pilotless planes. I think they call those drones now.
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  1429. Any controversial experiment is a successful experiment, regardless of the actual outcome.
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  1430. I wouldn't exactly call the kt event a bad day. For 1 humans didn't exist yet. For another without it humans would have never existed, there'd still be various flavors of dinos roaming around. Then again, I suppose never existing in the first place is a better option than the mess we have now.
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  1431. meh, happiness is an overrated illusion anyway.
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  1432. TLDW: No, only evidence that people are gullible when it's just newborn babies getting their heads bound up to adulthood. There, 10 minutes compressed to 10 seconds.
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  1433. Fuck mobile games. If I wanted to waste money I'd just go to a casino or buy a lotto ticket.
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  1434. For $10 a box Magic Spoon better taste like Miss America's pvssy with little marshmallows shaped like hers.
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  1435. Already saw this on Chubbyemu. Instead of just bread and fries he should have at least expanded his junk food variety to include Big Macs, Pizza, TV dinners, and other microwave food and just took a vitamin to fill in the gaps. That's all I've done my whole life and still not dead at 46. Not that fat either, I simply don't eat trough-loads of it like a hog.
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  1436. What Are You Doing With Your Life? = Wasting it on YT videos and video games while waiting to die in a few more decades since I see no point in doing the equivalent of building a sand castle while the tide slowly comes in. It's all ultimately pointless, most people simply refuse to believe the reality right in front of them.
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  1437. Eh my new PC build (designed this year) has a -R drive in it. It's just BluRay Mdiscs rather than DVD. Shelf longevity is really the only thing keeping optical alive atm. If only they'd hurry up and make holographic cheap and easy to get. Sadly almost no one wants to pay $15,000 for the drive and $100 for the discs, even if they do hold 6TB each and are on par with hard drive costs once the optical drive is paid for. $20 6TB discs and $2000 for the drive would be easier to swallow.
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  1438. My PC uses up to 3kW (dual 1550W supplies) and the way I solved that conundrum was simply use a 5kVA 120/240/480 transformer stepping down 240 20A to 120v 40A. The 120V has really short 4 foot 12 AWG leads into 3x 15A outlets (I put the transformer right near the PC so the extension cord side from the living room to the bedroom is 240V). Before I did all this every time I tried to game and run the AC both the breaker would pop. I guess if the run was really long and I didn't want to resort to heavy 6AWG I could use 2 transformers and step up the 240 20A to 480v 10A and then to 120v 40A, but thankfully that wasn't necessary.
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  1439. LOL. What a legend. I wish I could be that good at conning. Hell I'd settle for Bernie-Madoff-grade, even though he eventually got caught after 30+ years.
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  1440. Pretty obvious science doesn't need w0men anyway, it did just fine without them for over 300 years. If they didn't discover something or solve a problem a man would have soon after somewhere so who cares?
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  1441. No thanks, I'd rather back up my own porn collection. I don't want some 3rd party snooping and then snitching to the feds.
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  1442. I'm still wondering what happened to the engine block case.
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  1443. TLDW: No.
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  1444. I'd like to see them raise it again. It's a bit bigger and heavier than 165 years ago.
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  1445. 6:00 paint job = complete waste of money, particularly if no one is ever outside to see it.
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  1446. @Screwyblock Gaming It prob won't go commercial until it's fullly researched, that alone is probaly 2050 when ITER is maxed out (testing materials and gathering data takes time and effort, ask Edison) and the next test reactor is actually hooked to the grid and more fine tuning is done to estimate real-world long-term running costs (ITER is more of a reasearch facility than an actual power plant). Even after that economics tends to decide things long before science or physics, and we have 47 years of oil left (2068) and 100+ years of coal even when including estimated increased future consumption rates, that probably won't get a worse ROI or more expensive than fusion until after 2070-2080 so until then will not make economic sense, and the energy industry has far more lobbyists than the environmentalists have. Unless the gov't is overthrown and replaced in the next 50 years I suspect that won't change.
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  1447.  @Mynipplesmychoice  That sometimes turn out to be true. Futurists today don't stare at a crystal ball and pull predictions barely based on reality out of their asses. For tech predictions they talk to researchers in labs and ask them what they are working on and what their end goals and dreams are. For finacial predictions they talk to analysts and current trends. And current trends and past human behavior that almost never changes says we are most likely fucked. Probably not extinction-level unless it's from something from space (plenty of things to end us all besides just big rocks), but still plenty shitty enough to notice, 2008 and 2020 were just small previews. Besides that, I'm a pessimist, so to me the coming gloom and doom is writing on the wall and nearly a foregone conclusion. Very seldom have I been wrong and ended up pleasantly surprised in 47 years of that type of thinking. And btw, the world IS gonna end sooner or later. Whether by human hands making the whole thing sterile in 100 years or by nature like the sun cooking it and turning it into a pizza oven in 3B years or proton decay to where nothing in the universe exists anymore in 10^40 years or everything turning into iron in 10^1500 years, it's just a matter of when.
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  1448. @Screwyblock Gaming yup, and that actually ended back in 2013. It's more like ITER is the upgrade for the research from MAST (with STEP in between, their"plan" is have that operational by 2040's, but things hardly ever go as planned when decades are involved, esp when that doesn't include the tritium plant = fuel will be hard to come by if it has to come from the moon or separated from hydrogen at 1 in 10^18 atoms). ITER is mostly focusing on materials research for the shielding (currently a tungsten-berylium alloy is used afaik), MAST confirmed theoretical predictions of magnetic containemnt efficiency and did field stability experiements. I imagine ITER's successor/ test power plant will combine the research of both and the end result will end up as a "fat toroid" instead of a tradional tokamak. Really even 2080 is actually quite optimistic and the rush is only because fossil fuels are running out, given how long it took for the Industrial Revolution to take off after the steam engine was researched (invented in 1698 for mine water pumping and novelty toys for scaled-down versions, but took over 130 years for anyone to turn that into a train locomotive fed by wood or coal). The NIF is still working on inertial/laser containment as well, but I doubt that will ever be economically feasble for a commercial power plant, given the cost of a 500TW laser system. Also the capacitors need replaced very 100,000 shots or so, if it takes 1 shot per second to have a net postive energy output from the fusion and after charging the capacitors that's just a bit over a day of life = for capacitor costs alone that's probably over $70M+ a day, energy storage caps are not cheap at about $10k per 50kJ. Also 1266+ metric tons a day of cap waste would be a full time job of constantly replacing them. They really should just call it a nuclear bomb-testing plant, since that's basically the only thing the NIF does that makes economic sense (assuming you call having and maintaining expensive nuclear weapons "making economic sense").
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  1449. @Screwyblock Gaming what parts are you referring to? There is no shielding that lasts forever. A short test or even overnight is one thing, 24/7 reliable operation something else entirely. The other parts like superconducting magnets do get reused when they can, it's silly not to given the expense of new ones.
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  1450.  @hitmixhyepock9405  Maybe Obama was flipping it? As long as developers can sell it to the ignorant that can't see more than 5 years ahead it's still profitable.
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  1451.  @noticerofpatterns9188  If only it were that simple. Might as well say "hey, physics is sometimes inconvenient, lets chnage the laws of physics to our liking". Going 100% renewable simply isn't possible, even with infinite funding (and really nothing is renewable anyway because you can't have 100% efficient recycling = shit gets depleted anyway, only slower). Besides that solar panels and wind turbines don't just pop into existence out of nothing (raw materials need mined and manufactured, which creates greenhouse gasses in itself, among other issues). I say annex as necessary and dispose of the local populations if they don't like it. That's a far simpler solution that has worked for centuries and can work for centuries more.
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  1452.  @noticerofpatterns9188  pfft. The only reason the USA hasn't done so already is becase the resources to gain aren't worth the effort and increased expense due to extreme cold weather (for now). When resources get scarce and prices increase it will be every nation for themselves. No one will give a shit about sharing with so-called "best friends" or "brothers to death". Such concepts don't keep a $20T economy running (or more importantly from collapsing).
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  1453. Planned obsolescence should be as illegal as planned monopolies or price-fixing. Making a new product? Need gov't approval that will get denied if it's not up to their quality and durability standards (10 years should be a minimum for something like a smartphone). Fuck your profits.
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  1454.  @GwladYrHaf  After carrying that around for 50+ years they would have been better off if they were originally just left for dead and kept buried. At this point they are gonna die soon anyway only from old age instead.
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  1455. Terrorists are weird. Why blow up an airport with a bomb and brag about that but deny responsibility for indirectly causing the best plane collision in history (at least until 9-11)? Why not brag about both?
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  1456. Nope. You're wrong. I have no soul therefore no soulmate. And 73% of Americans believe all sorts of retarded shit.
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  1457. 2:35 Bet It can't withstand an air burst of multiple 1MT nukes right on top of it. 6:20 How can aluminum alloy (or anything made of atoms) withstand a 10M degree nuclear fireball?
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  1458.  @davidcollins1577  emp easy to shield against (grounded faraday cages), 10M degrees not as much.
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  1459.  @shawnanderson8307  It's cheaper just to get rid of humans altogether and use AI and robots. Why do you think that's happening faster than wage increases (drivers will soon be obsolete with 100% autonomous self-driving cars in probably 10 years)? Even art can be made by a robot these days, with machine learning it's not difficult to figure out what humans tend to think is pretty. Probably the only long-term safe job is politician, since I don't think they will ever legislate themselves out of a job (even though a single AI would be far more efficient than 500+ individual overemotional leaders).
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  1460.  @zackarywright1516  You do realize even if Yang is elected none of those lofty promises will happen right? Trump can't even keep his promise of a border wall thanks to Congress refusing to fund it, and that's probably 1/10 the cost of $1000 a month for everybody.
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  1461. Ugh just watching this is making me feel like I've been kicked in the nuts. I think I'll just keep doing what I've been doing and simply never have sex, painless and doesn't cost a thing.
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  1462. Better to just get rid of human pilots and traffic controllers and replace them with AI/autopilots. That would remove human error from the equation, not to mention AI can multitask infinitely better and doesn't get distracted or tired.
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  1463. 0:13 Meh what's right and wrong is a matter of opinion.
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  1464. This is basically a silly toy. It's not much of an invisibility shield when the shield itself is pretty obvious. That just makes people want to take a closer look or shoot first ask questions later = not very useful when simple camoflage clothes won't give away your position as easily. Maybe if/when the wearable 2.0 version comes out that works via .5mm micro cameras/projectors. Or the 3.0 version that is a clear paint with even smaller ones in it that runs on body heat (even infrared cameras will have a tough time seeing it). Like most new tech skip the 1.0 iteration.
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  1465. Unfortunately my relatives are all fat and ugly, so no chance of inbreeding in my case. Last couple on Earth, = fvck it, letting humans go extinct is the perfect solution to Earth's problems. After I'm dead whether everyone else lives or not won't matter to me anyway.
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  1466. Normally I'd agree but product launches are probably planned 2 years ahead and they didn't have a crystal ball prediciting silicon shortages caused by Ethereum price spikes. Though paper launches are bad for public image, it would probably cost far more canceling said launch over simply delaying it (things like packaging taking up warehouse space for who knows how long and not moving isn't a trivial expense and neither is simply trashing it all), even if delivery is going to be slow if TSMC doesn't give Nvidia's order priority.
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  1467. Shouldn't this be in Xplord or Geographics? Too much material in the pipleine for thsoe 2 channels and not enough for this one?
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  1468. Meh I'd rather have money than anything else. Can't exactly buy food or pay rent with well wishes and good tidings. In dire enough straights only things like friends are good for are cooking and eating when regular food is lacking.
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  1469. 8:35 That actually makes sense. Half the copper for the same capacity = as usual it's the US that's weird. Pretty much everywhere else outside (ie the 7200v on poles or the state-sized ones with 230kV in towers) have been really big ring circuits, esp in cities (the rings usually go around the city blocks), since Day 1. Not really to save cheap aluminum cable but to minimize voltage drops and the need for more expensive voltage regulation gear at the substation.
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  1470. 7:20 Too bad Manscaped missed a sponsorship opportunity. That's a window for a good segue: "And do you know what else that will leave your balls intact?"
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  1471. Outlaw guns = people will just learn to make their own in their garages and basements from 3D printers or scrap metal. Laws are pretty much unenforceable if virtually everyone ignores said law (99.9% chance of never getting caught and getting away with it if there's 100M people but only 100k law enforcers). Don't get caught then legal status doesn't matter, and that doesn't only apply to firearms but anything.
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  1472. Policy Genius is for morons that want to put a price on their own heads so other family members have more incentive to kill them. No thanks.
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  1473. Who cares? Apparently it didn't kill nowhere near enough, overpopulation is still a problem by about 7x.
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  1474. Patience is a virtue. No 3080 today = just keep using what you have and buy it later, the shortage will be over probably in a few weeks at most. I'm still on a 1080ti = still good enough since the water block on it won't fit a 3080 anyway and no block for a 3080 is available yet. Only idiots impulse buy at any price just because it's officially released. Don't be a marketing sheep.
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  1475.  @animewhatifs-plusultra7295  We'd have plenty of material if we used half the sun, which would be 500x the rest of the solar system combined. Obviously mining 10,000F hydrogen/helium and fusing it into other elements like carbon for nanotubes and graphene on an industrial scale is far beyond present capability but possible eventually. As I said before reduce the sun's mass by half and it will last 8x longer than before, as well as be smaller/less intense so you wouldn't need a sphere nearly as large (.02 au instead of 1 au in radius). As a bonus it will last 8x longer, as well as not go through a nasty red giant phase that basically obliterates the DS (it simply shrinks to a white dwarf in ~50B years and gets dimmer and dimmer after that).
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  1476.  @animewhatifs-plusultra7295  Don't forget about the sun, use half of that then there's more than enough. Rocks alone won't cover it as you said.
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  1477. They also make nice blankets.
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  1478. well, I paid $550 for my 1080ti 3 years ago. A 3060 is roughly 10% better than that so kinda makes sense it is $600, you get what you pay for and performance per $ is more or less stagnant now and has been for awhile, that's just the death of Moore's law. Might as well ignore MSRP's, those no longer apply or mean hardly anything unless the gov't steps in and puts a cap on prices or changes the law to where the MSRP is not a just a suggestion but a legal upper limit set by the manufacturers.
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  1479. 8:30 I really hope Billy Idol wasn't thinking of this when he wrote "Eyes Without A Face". Of course I guess he would have named it "A Face With No Eyes".
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  1480. count on it every new gen. Unless you use your card to make money long term (ie rendering as an AVN developer, not a temporary fad like crypto) no one actually needs a GFX card anymore. High end gaming is just getting to be a hobby for the rich or for those that don't mind a second mortgage, like restoring and collecting classic cars. With the death of Moore's Law I don't see that ever changing.
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  1481. @Transistor Jump for now, give it 50 years. GFX card prices are going up faster than most real eastate.
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  1482. I never understood why a simple pic makes people puke. I'd only puke if I actually had to smell or eat what was pictured.
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  1483. A bright side is gas prices have dropped in half. The down side is gas is now pretty useless if you never go anywhere. Unless you pick arsonist as a new hobby to pass the time.
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  1484. It wasn't that dangerous if you RTFM and weren't too stupid to follow instructions. Today we just need to cater to the marshmallows and retards of the world more thanks to too many lawyers and 3- or 4- letter gov't agencies looking for a payout, when in reality if you are more likely to die in a car accident than die from your toy that should be safe enough (shit happens sometimes, it's statistically impossible to get that to 0 chance with millions of attempts over years or decades of time and it's wasted effort to even try).
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  1485. Eh If I want a weird/unique case I build it myself. I buy it only if I want cheap plain vanilla like most.
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  1486. Sadly I don't live in the UK. Just as well I guess, a 5000lb tech bundle would be awfully heavy to lug home and up 3 flights of stairs anyway
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  1487. Fvck 'em, let 'em die.
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  1488. 0:45 Well, that's what Boeing gets for relying on the gov't so much for it's profits. What are all such contractors going to do when the gov't eventually goes bankrupt?
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  1489. Simon worries way too much about getting sued. Dunno about Prague but even in the US worst that can happen is a summary judgement that they can't collect. Keep bank accounts empty (frozen = no big deal, open a different one) and don't own leinable property in your own name = litigation proof. Fuck all of those companies, they all are 100% guilty of murder. Now sue me and see if I give a shit.
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  1490. Politicians are generally morons. So glad I will never pay taxes and can hardly wait until DC goes bankrupt and ceases to exist due to budget inefficiencies the way the USSR did.
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  1491. I simply never meet anyone new anymore (I mostly quit that after high school), so my name doesn't matter.
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  1492. So turn on v-sync and turn down power limits to sane levels (ie 350W, not overclocked), 60fps is good enough. But if you do all that you don't need a 3090, a 3080 vanilla/nonFTW version is more than good enough. Practically 60 vs 80 fps you won't notice the difference of anyway if it's not in VR (motion sickness <90fps).
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  1493. Can't wait until all natural ice melts and only exists artifically in freezers year round. I woudl call that a net increase in habitable zones. Even deserts can be made habitable as long as there's water (that isn't frozen). Easier to pipe that in a desert than a frozen wasteland. As far as sea level rise, widen the Mariana Trench until there is none, and use the debris from that to build a new continent or expand the shelves of existing ones (mostly rocks, sand and clay, not too hard to make than into something like concrete, add all the ground up plastic garbage to that while you are at it). I imagine the engineering of all that will be easy in a few centuries when it's critically needed if entire artificial islands are already being built. When dealt lemons...
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  1494.  @TrafficPartyHatsPregnancyTests  Deserts can be made habitable easier than frozen wastes. It's how Las Vegas And Los Angeles exist, even though they are in the middle of deserts. Now try putting those at the present north and south pole and see how they fair (probably not very well).
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  1495. Still waiting for Covid to mutate and do the same.
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  1496. 4:07 Imagine a US President so much worse than Trump that the Secret Service killed them. LOL, that would be epic.
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  1497. Oh well, let it crash, hope it lands on Ukraine. Hell that's probably the unofficial plan (Russia controls the propulsion modules that keep it in orbit and steer it). Damned thing is mostly wore out anyway.
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  1498. And yet they are still playing games with Nvidia and still losing. A 6950 XT is basically the same as a 3080 with 6GB less memory that almost no one will miss but costs a few hundred $ more.
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  1499. Well, makes sense to me. If Ukraine wants to not be a buffer state anymore and join NATO then it makes perfect sense to turn it into a nuclear wasteland neither Russia or NATO wants to be near with a few of the equivalent of the world's biggest dirty bombs. As a bonus you take out the power grid of the whole region as well, a sound military tactic. Hit it with a few well-targeted bunker busters and so much for concrete shielding.
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  1500.  @Anonymous-df8it  Only if the cops find out about it. Home birth + mother stays home the whole 9 months = no one will even be aware anyone was killed or missing. It happens more often than you think. And that's for outright murder/manslaughter. Letting nature do it because you can't afford to prevent it = nope, not the parent's' fault so no charges if nature does it. In the US 3 people a minute die 24/7 due to not being able to afford health care or some overpriced treatment.
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  1501. It would be quicker to just go around Africa rather than just park and hope it takes shorter than 10 days to clear. For now just forget about Suez, no point in even going there and waiting in line for days even if it was cleared today. Also glad I'm not in Europe, shit there is about to get even more expensive than usual and bigger VAT's as a result.
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  1502. Well, I guess they cleared it, thought it was still stuck.
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  1503. So why isn't there a camera that can do 10M fps at 4k? Or 1600 synched cameras in a 40x40 grid each doing 96x54p/10M? Just carry a server rack or 2 of Raid0 SSD's with you for storage. Use that to film lightning. At 10M a lightning strike would still take half an hour and even the return stroke would still take a couple seconds from ground to cloud even though it's moving at 1/3 the speed of light.
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  1504.  @thegreatoutagesign9204  Yup, a bit safer to take advantage of thermal inertia than pulling the breaker out entirely and replacing it with a copper bar. For about 10 seconds I can maybe do 500A (much to the annoyance of the neighborhood when it browns out due to to the voltage drop and phase imbalance, the whole reason 3 phase is a thing to begin with for heavier users). 1000A? Bad idea during summer daytime when everyone else is running AC, it actually will make the recloser at the substation pop and then the whole neighborhood is dark for 5 seconds at a time. I'll probably end up either getting a 1MW generator or do a more modular approach and use batteries and an inverter array (more portable and quieter, and cheaper if I build it myself, even though the runtime would be minutes rather than hours) before I end up assassinated by 1 of my angry neighbors that misses a Superbowl play.
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  1505.  @agarceran  yeah experimental 10-min charging stations for LTO battery packs need like 100kW. That would be insane to attempt at 240v single phase (417A). Add dozens of those in parallel at (former) gas stations and that's a grid crasher without some upgrades.
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  1506. Eh shortage of video cards so no point in buying that game on May 7th or any other relatively new release. I'm probably stuck with 3-10yo games until 2024. At least AMD will have chiplet GPU's that might actually be better than the 4080 ti's out by then.
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  1507. Pretty obvious that there either is no god(s) or there's (a) stupid and sadistic one(s). I go for the former since that's the simpler explanation.
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  1508. Was expecting to see human eyes bounce. So disappointed.
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  1509. yeah good luck shutting down or censoring the deep/dark web, that's 90% of the internet and where the actually useful info is, and much of it makes the Anarchist's Cookbook look tame. There's nothing wrong with infomation just like there's nothing wrong with guns, it's how you use them.
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  1510. I was depressed before. Not now, since I love true stories of death and destruction.
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  1511.  @shaneebz5292  That's exactly in part why my name as is exists. It will not let you use George Carlin's most ultilitarian word in usernames (and many times not even in comments, AI will delete it if not misspelt on purpose or even backwards to circumvent it). You can't even post "!sweJ dna stoggaf kcuf" forwards without the comment getting AI deleted. I even think they updated it to limit length to 20 characters, which sucks for those newer accounts that want to be creative. Piss on Google, I haven't given them a dime since they took a shit on YT several years ago and prob never will again (adblock+VPN+Kingpin browser = will never see a targeted or any other type of ad).
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  1512. $11 box = no thanks. For that price it better be sweetened with Miss America's pvssy juice that is directly served to the customer by her. Fuck Magic Spoon. 🖕
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  1513. What happened to the engine block build? No parts to finish it?
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  1514. I would say at this point it's too little too late and might as well forget about dumb shit like reducing carbon emissions, which at this point is putting a bandaid on a broken leg with gangrene that should just be amputated. A problem 200 years in the making isn't going to fix itself in a few decades even if we did something drastic like kill the global economy and shut off all industry and consumerism by killing most humans. Just enjoy the ride while it lasts and start building cities underground as the surface gradually becomes uninhabitable.
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  1515. So what happens if there's not enough copper? Which one is worse: too much or too little?
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  1516. Surprised watches are still even made at all. Now everyone that got tired of looking like a flashback and decided to join the 21st century just looks at their phone for the time.
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  1517.  @notimeforspace2477  I'm on welfare, so not that much money ($1057 a month in total). I simply don't upgrade that often (maybe once every 5-10 years now). Just because a new version is out doesn't mean everyone has to run out and buy it if the old one still works fine.
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  1518.  @dwightmanne  Show me cheap and reliable way to take 3-6B with me and I can agree to that. Until then I say let it be random deaths to keep it fair = 6/8B dead = 25% chance anyone in particular will get to live (including myself) = I'd take those odds to get to live on a planet that isn't an ovecrowded toxic shithole and there's surpluses of everything but labor like happened after the 1347 Black Death wiped out half of Europe in 4 years (spoiler alert: the survivors were better off with higher wages and living standards after the corpses were cleaned up).
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  1519. I think every work place has a "James".
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  1520. Only way to shrink it now is make it watercooled. Quit using air coolers. Better still quit using silicon, obviously just upping the power until you have a 5kW space heater with water cooling not optional or air cooling but the size and weight of your fridge ain't ideal. It's time to switch to germanium which can be several times more efficient than silicon.
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  1521. Wish it actually launched it. Would have been hilarious and Chenobyl and Three Mile Island would have been minor backpage news no one would have much noticed in comparison.
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  1522.  Hunter D  yup, antisemite and proud of it, as everyone should be. Half the US's, and by extension the world's, problems would go away if they just let Israel burn with the rest of the Middle East. Better to use the military guarding our own borders and minding our own business.
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  1523.  Hunter D  some god had nothing to do with it. And it didn't lose, politics and policies simply change over time, and if Japan didn't strike us first we would still be isolationist today and Japan would probably still have their empire. I'm sure eventually the US will go back to it, if for no other reason to prevent it from going the way of the USSR since policing the world and kissing ally ass indefinitely will eventually become unaffordable. I say let China police the world if they wish (thankfully they don't care what other nations are doing as long as they buy something, outside of their region at least), in a few years they will have the biggest GDP anyway.
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  1524. Dunno why manufacturers simply just don't start ignoring CA and refusing to sell to them. A point comes the regulations just isn't worth the hassle. Maybe those stupdi reguluations would get repealed when their economy tanks after everyone starts doing their shopping out-of-state or building their own (as they should anyway).
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  1525. Oh well, this is what liability and plane insurance is for.
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  1526. 1. Brutus was first. 2. 2/3 of the world isn't xtian so probably have never heard of Judas.
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  1527. considering how many failed starts the JWST has had over the past 15+ years it wouldn't surprise me at this point if it blew up on the launch pad.
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  1528.  @Thros1  so don't use their likeness, but an entirely fictional one (that can probably be superior anyway).
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  1529.  @shadowxxe  I would have went with watercooling and put the radiator(s) just outside the window.
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  1530. video a 90k rpm turbomolecular pump.
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  1531. Thing is if you already have a 12th gen why bother with 13th? The performance bump is essentially unnoticeable these days unless you wait 3-5 gens, esp if only 10 months apart. And I would think 10 months is long enough tiem for most of the market that's going to buy Intel will already have bought a 11-12th gen.
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  1532. Should just make an actual black hole about the mass of Jupiter (baseball-sized). I bet that would be the opposite of fragile once made (indestructible for a really long time).
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  1533. eh 10 kids are too many anyway. They still had 4 left, so still plenty enough.
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  1534. What I don't get is the amount of money some people spend on a game. I mean shit $50-100k on a game in 3 months= for that cash you could buy your own private server of said game (and pay some coders to reverse engineer the damned thing if needed) and have infinite amount of whatever number of virtual items you bought.
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  1535. Never understood why laptops exist that try to replace desktops. If you need portability get a decent phone like a used Note 9. Paying about as much money as a Threadripper rig for half the performance is stupid.
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  1536. $300 a year? WIth prices like that it's why I got rid of cable tv. Still cheaper than going to college to learn I guess.
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  1537. Why would a bunch of scientists join the expedition of a crazed, delusional, superstitious nut that thinks gods are telling him what to do and wouldn't listen to reason? No wonder they all left one after another. Surprised they didn't all mutiny and leave him marooned somewhere HMS-Bounty-style.
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  1538. 1:05 I thought Priapus had the largest penis in Rome. At least until he drank too much of Bacchus' wine and made it go limp.
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  1539. Fvck W11 and the spam bots replying to this. This is being typed on a W7 rig. My other one is W10 that will never get upgraded since it won't need to be.
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  1540. I'd prob do it the lazy way and just melt it and then cast it as a ball.
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  1541. Next video test it's effectiveness vs Magneto. I suppose you'd have to make some really strong superconducting magnets arranged to make a spherical magnetic field and a few million amps from a really big generator/DC power supply to stand in for Magneto's shield. If it's strong enough the hammer will just slow down and stop even if fired from a cannon at it from lorentz forces. May have to modulate the field with some feedback sensors though to keep from actually pulling the hammer toward it after the hammer's induced magnetic field dissipates as it stops.
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  1542. /shrug No frustration when you just give up and make do with what you already have. One of the perks of being poor and not really caring if you get the latest doodad or gadget or not is pandemics and shortages don't matter as long as it isn't food and water. My PC is from 2012 and the newest part is a 1080 ti I got used a couple years ago when the 2080's were released. These days I only build a new PC every 10 years, so another couple years isn't much difference. I basically gave up on getting a 3080 and will just try again for the 4080 in a couple years. And won't even be woried much about the MSRP, as long as it's semi-reasonable (<$1000) and I can just go to a store and buy it without much hassle and it's noticeably better than what I already have when ignoring the marketing hype. If I didn't have a PC at all = oh well, I'll just play tic tac toe on my phone. No phone = well then it's really bad and that means there's probably no food either, since phones are still cheap and everywhere, at least in the used market.
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  1543. Why not pitch the real only legit/useful reason for VPN's? So people can pirate movies, TV shows, games, etc via torrent in peace without their ISP spying on your unecrypted traffic and then bitching about it. Circumventing geo restrictions is bullshit, and seldom works and if it does it doesn't for long. Any streamer worth a crap (ie Netflix, Amazon, Hulu) IP bans all known VPN addresses and keeps that blacklist updated every few hours. Try to watch Amazon Prime with VPN on and see what happens (you will just get a page telling you to turn it off if you want to watch Prime videos). Everyone that isn't a noob or a computer illiterate moron should know this and not waste their money on VPN fees if they are not torrenting. Personally I prefer PIA, cheap and a whole bunch of servers (thousands).
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  1544.  @katydid1600  Still, it will not matter to you what happens to it after you are dead. I could dig it up and eat it and you will not notice or care, being more than just unconscious at that point. Consider even just being simply unconscious is enough for a surgeon to cut you and remove your organs or other surgery without you noticing until you regain consciousness. Dead = you will never regain it so will never notice. Might as well let the living make use of it in various ways instead of letting it go to waste, legal mandate that if necessary.
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  1545.  @Luke20_05  If you've ever get general anesthetized for surgery ( I have 2x) it's the same thing, only you don't wake up. You aren't going to notice either way.
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  1546.  @Luke20_05  Nope. I had my gallbladder and appendix removed and some other parts. If I had just stayed unconscious/died I would have never noticed or cared what they did.
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  1547. I suppose this is why some museums outright ban cameras and smartphones, no selfie temptation to trigger a disaster like happened with half of these.
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  1548. You'd be surprised how cheap things can be if you simply skip the advertising costs (for some that's more than the labor and materials to build it). "No-names" no one has heard of are sometimes just as good as brand names at half the cost for same performance.
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  1549. Hell these days you don't even need to build anything. Hell you don't even need real actors anymore with CGI indistinguishable from live action. CGI, AI actors, and a building full of server racks will do just fine if the plot doesn't suck. A lot has improved since Simone (2002). In a few years an AI can make a movie from start to finish, even writing the script itself while figuring out what humans like to watch (from box office sales/ facial recognition average from a crowd/audience while they watch it) and improving from Rotten Tomato and critics' reviews. $200M worth of server equipment can make 100's of movies, not just 1. Far easier to make a profit if there's no humans to worry about other than initial programmers to get it started. Even if a movie only makes $10M in home sales only who cares if it only cost $100,000 worth of electricity and 2-3 months to make.
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  1550. Why did the US bother to enter the European theater of WW2 again? Can't really even make a revenge plot or carry it out if there's no one left to do so.
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  1551.  @fructosecornsyrup5759  Only because we kept sending shit to Britain. We should have simply quit doing that, then no need to worry about U-boats sinking freight ships, and Germany probably wouldn't have cared enough to declare war on US as long as we minded our own business like we should have.
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  1552. How do bowling ball manufacturers stay in business? They are kinda hard to lose and nearly indestructable so don't really wear out. I didn't think there were that many hydraulic press channels crushing them for videos or explosives channels blowing them up.
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  1553. ​ @justinwbohner  It's moderated by AS, so it's easy to circumvent. Usually if it gets removed within a minute or so I just repost it with some fudged spellings and try again until it stays put. If I had a more powerful PC (maybe a 64-core 3990x and a couple of RTX Titans will be good enough) I'd make an AI that only trolls YT and let them duke it out. It would quickly learn not only how to circumvent YT's AS but what gets the most negative responses. Hell I may even release the source code and let a million auto-trolls go at it on YT just for lol's.
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  1554. They need to do that with Ebola to make it impossible to kill before weaponizing it, assuming they haven't already done so.
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  1555. That's called a bad day.
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  1556. I hope Russia becomes a superpower again, then I will do an Ed Snowden and defect from USA to Russia. I found Russian far easier to learn than Mandarin anyway. But hell, that's 80 years away. Maybe by then there will be no international borders of note (other than the counties and US state equivalents of today) and it will be a 1-world gov't.
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  1557.  @madscientistshusta  A billion thimbles of dirt would only amount to about 10,000 tons. An average 1000m high mountain weighs billions. Plus you can't just pile that up then forget about it. It would be a 24/7 job if it's not made of solid concrete since the waves would just wash it away, even without the seasonal typhoons. That's actually happening in slow motion in Dubai since it's mostly just dredged sand, despite the barriers they built to protect it (sucks for the dummies that had more money than brains that bought a property on it).
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  1558. 1:10:37 I never lie anyway, ever. Pretty easy when you simply never talk to anyone.
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  1559. Nope. Alcubierre himself said right in the video the sun will convert about 5% of it's mass into energy over it's entire 10 billion year life and the energy needed for just the mass of a 747 needs about 6x that, and in seconds, not billions of years. So much for your Dyson sphere, unless you have one around every star in the closest 10,000 galaxies (totally inpractical, plus that's an obvious Catch-22 anyway). An artificial black hole sized to where it has a half life of centuries (before it explodes with the force of a Tsar Bomba) as a power souce would be far better. Good luck building one of those though, and then being able to contain and carry it. That's Type III energy engineering millions of years away, if ever.
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  1560. Meh, If a girl like Laura Craft can do it I can too, I'm just too lazy.
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  1561. Do a multi-mega challenge. No talking or showering or going outside for a month while eating everything through a straw.
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  1562. I'm working on that record. Currently I leave my apt once a month to go buy food and take out the garbage as I have for the past 14 years. Now that Kroger delivers whatever for a flat $10 I now never have to leave, with the dumpster outside strategically placed I can just toss my garbage out the window.
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  1563. Prick not working = learn to go down on her instead just the way she likes it. How was that not obvious even if you were illiterate? Hell even if her honey pot was absolutely disgusting in both smell and taste due to only bathing once a month that would still seem preferable than having your dirty laundry aired for the whole town to see and being the butt of jokes for far longer than the rest of your life (after 600+ years some guys are still only famous for their shortcomings, kept for posterity in court records).
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  1564. I just assume that there is no privacy online. Anyone that wants privacy needs to simply stay off the internet and buy things in brick stores with cash rather than credit cards. And if you have a smartphone leave it at home unless you want everyone virtually following you where ever you go.
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  1565. 8:45 I wouldn't be so sure. Hell morons still pay to watch wrestling even though everyone now knows that is scripted/fake.
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  1566. Fuck it, let it burn. By the end of the 21st century I won't have a thing to worry about as far as daily life, I'll be dead anyway unless I end up 127yo (unlikely).
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  1567. because we're just going to go extinct sooner or later anyway. Nothing is forever, including the universe we can never escape.
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  1568. I guess that's better than stuck at 0%/stalled.
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  1569. Google just needs to go by what the UN says about borders instead of giving a shit what people think and their dumbass butt-hurt feelings, would be so much simpler. Fuck the money, they already make billions a year, is there some sort of greed contest I don't know about?
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  1570. If prostitution were legal you wouldn't have a pimping problem. Same as if drugs were legal; the unlicensed pharmacists, cartels and smugglers would be mostly out of business if big pharma did the dealing (if they were allowed to do R&D and came up with artificial cocaine Columbia would be totally out of the equation).
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  1571. Read that title and thinking bad idea. About as bad as converting your microwave oven into an x-ray oven for shorter cooking times at the same power level = not only heats food but also turns it into a witch's brew of new (possibly bad-tasting and even toxic) compounds that weren't there before.
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  1572. We don't need bees. We could just feed the homeless to the hungry and solve 2 problems at once.
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  1573. A simple fix would be outlaw selling ANYTHING above MSRP. Then that would remove the incentive for scalping. In the meantime anyone that pays those inflated prices are just encouraging more scalping so are just as guilty. Fuck capitalism.
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  1574. TLDW: If the economy was bad enough to make that happen it wouldn't be just another recession or even Great Depression II. It would be the writing on the wall signaling the beginning of the end of capitalism on a global scale since it would also cause other trillion-dollar companies to go bankrupt as well as gov'ts that depend on their tax revenue to also go bankrupt. Granted this is going to happen anyway (just a matter of when) since economies can't grow forever with limited resources and capitalism only works when there's consistent growth.
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  1575. Hurry up and get on with a nuclear WW3 already, maybe it will make Trump's black bags under his eyes lighten up a bit.
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  1576. 13:55 Hopefully NASA fucks up and actually knocks it into Earth and It lands in downtown Beijing and kills everyone within 10 miles of ground 0, triggering WW3.
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  1577. The US destroyed the island with things like bulldozers and dynamite to extend our oil claims (cheaper than a full scale military conflict over it). Fuck you Mexico, that's now our oil. I imagine the Army Corps of Engineers will build any island where and when it economically makes sense to do so due to local resource claims.
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  1578.  @jameswilson2003  same result. No company should be hooked to the open internet, just their own building LAN. Least of all anything that has to do with their financials, the convenience just isn't worth the risk. But in that scenario they could have simply left the tap on and guesstimated the bills from the previous billing period's usage until Seal Team 6 was called in hunt to them down and take them out. Now every hacker on the planet is going to do that to get an easy $3M with repeat performances, it's why the US gov't doesn't ever pay ransoms, even if it costs lives.
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  1579. Fuck mobile games, RSL included. Those are obviously meant for rich people with money to burn (simply burning it is only slightly less fun).
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  1580. Gotta love the crazy logic of the average moron not only keeping Darwin employed and working overtime.
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  1581. If that tool can vibrate 30k times a second why are electric toothbrushes stuck at 700ish with fake ultrasonic labels?
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  1582.  @bacon_de_chat  Not really fanbotism, just an observation. 99.9% do not care about exact numbers. YT videos are not a college course with final exams after, so perfectionism doesn't matter. 238k or 100M miles or 82.3M Toyota Corollas = everyone gets that no one is flying to the moon in their own diy backyard rocket, no matter which one they pick. Yellowstone blows up = whole planet fucked no matter which numbers are plugged in. You sound like one of those movie goers that shout at the screen when you see a defect or minor blunder that everyone else ignores while telling you to shhh when they only care about the overall plot.
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  1583. I like China's method of ripping off the FR. Simply pay other countries and FR fees with bars of gold-plated tungsten (almost same density). Worth about 1/10 as much as a legit bar and only way to find them is to drill holes in them as the plating is several mm thick.
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  1584. Simon does videos on Saturday too? How did he have time to mate and have a kid? I guess that's on Sundays?
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  1585. Meh I'm evil enough to make Stalin and even Satan himself look like choir boys. But since I never got to be the despot I used to aspire to I just now work in the shadows, which sadly limits the carnage I'd otherwise be capable of.
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  1586. Can't really blame him. For the right price I'd do the same to the USA in the unlikely event such an opportunity arose. Hell, just about anyone would if you paid them enough, whether they openly admit it or not.
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  1587. I still think corpse donations to medical science shouldn't be optional. Allowing them to be fed to worms should be the crime.
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  1588. Backblaze would be great for those that have symmetrical connections. Sadly, I don't, and I download ~100GB a day with over 500TB total (even with 1Gb/s up speed 24/7 it would take almost 4 weeks). As is with my 5Mb/s up speed there's no way I can upload that to Backblaze fast enough to even come close to keeping up so it's LTO-8 tape for backups for the foreseeable future.
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  1589. My "cheap" option was a 3070. Sold my 1080ti for $400 , got a 3070 for $550 = +15% boost for $150. I think I should have just waited for used 5070's to be a thing for $500.
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  1590. Should genetically modify them to up their shock to where it's Amps instead of mA. Then use them as a power souce to run a town for bragging rights instead of hamster wheels.
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  1591. Only 60%? That's still 3B left = still 2B too many. Hardly an apocalypse as far as I'm concerned. Now if it was 99% like in Stephen King's The Stand I'd be more impressed. 75M pop worldwide is a bit low but still enough to run current civilization.
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  1592.  @megancrager4397  It depends, some companies will hire you anyway, insured or not as long as there's a contingency in place if the lead actor is killed before the movie is finished (ie Brandon Lee in the Crow, but I guess that was just luck that he died so late in fliming so they didn't have to change much).
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  1593. Trump's wall would have been far cheaper as 2 simple chainlink fences with warning signs in both English and Spanish every 20 yards cordoning off a no-man's land patrolled by anti-personel drones programmed to shoot anything that moves and puts off heat. 1 drone every 1/2 mile or so would be plenty (they can fly 1/4 mile a lot faster than a Mexican can run 50 or 100 yards) = 4000 of them for the whole border. $1m ea = $4B + land acquisition and fence costs (ongoing costs can be reduced by having the drones do most maintenance on themselves, only needing reloading and recharging/refueling when necessary). Other option is simply invade Mexico and kill everyone like Russia is doing with Ukraine, but that gets expensive quick.
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  1594. Could, but probably won't, depending on what you mainly use it for. I went with Threadripper for the simple reason Intel's version is not only more expensive but still only has half the PCIe lanes (I'm a digital packrat, those lanes are mainly used for 24-sata HBA cards). Not only that, I don't care about Windows 11, so getting a cpu with features I can't use is stupid. I don't even care about 10, but was forced to use it due to alot of my hardware simply not having W7 drivers. Never upgrading hardware again in all likelihood (=will never need W11), I will be dead from old age probably before PC speed actually doubles again in 20 years to make upgrading all new everything but the case actually worth it.
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  1595. in 200 years humans will far more likely be extinct. Stars are simply too far away and Mars colonies are too expensive, no matter what Elon Musk tweets or dreams out loud about during some interview. 1M on Mars will never happen, not as long as price tags are attached to everything like humans are addicted to do. Human visit by 2050, maybe, at a cost of about $50B. Staying there will only happen if it's a probable suicide mission, that's the reality.
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  1596. It doesn't count as a view until half the video is watched, some people have no patience and act like they get a prize for liking commenting first without even watching it.
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  1597. 0:30 Yay, look at us world, look how broke and entitled we all are!
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  1598. Haha, just goes to prove karma and justice is silly wishful thinking and doesn't actually exist.
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  1599. Best way to get rid of scalpers = charge the same price as the scalpers to begin with. Enjoy your fleecing early adopters of the latest gen GPU's. At this point it's best to probably wait 2 years and buy the latest gen 3 months before the next gen is due to be released. Lots of half-off sales then and at pre-inflated prices probably lots of inventory to clear and make room for incoming new gen.
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  1600. Why does Babble need to spend money on sponsorships if it already has 10M subs? Fuck them, they sound like greedy bastards if even 10M subs isn't enough.
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  1601. I never did get into the Sims that much. If they ever give up with everyone speaking alien and make them speak English it would be more interesting. Or at least put in subtitles, hated having to guess what they were saying based on the situation. If I wanted to use my imagination I'd read or write a book.
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  1602. I didn't know that photo film was still even a thing outside of x-ray use.
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  1603. 10:50 Hell maybe there won't be an air cooled version at all and it will be water only with a gpm requirement along with min radiator size and fan cfm requirements. Almost no one will want a card that sounds like 13amp vacuum cleaner or with a cooler that's bigger than the entire motherboard and barely fits into even a full tower case. After 500W or so heat pipes tend to "dry out" and cooling performance drops off a cliff when that happens as well.
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  1604. This is in part why I just stay home and don't even leave my apartment as I've done for the past 16 years. Humans are gross and it's best to stay away and avoid them.
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  1605. oh no, what an epic disaster /sarcasm. I quit that voluntary surveillance system back in 2015.
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  1606. Some countries should just give up and cease to exist. Japan is one of them, geography is the main reason why. Then there's old age and Godzilla to deal with. Then again, once all the old people die off there won't be much of a need for all those imports with 1/5 it's current population.
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  1607. let's see if it can stop an Iranian or North Korean ICBM. Or if Palestine starts using low-flying (radar is unreliable close to the ground) drones with missiles on those.
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  1608. I think I'd rather buy that RGB blanket than some piece-of-shit-spending-contest phone game.
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  1609. ~77,000 BC was the worst year ever. 2020 or even 536 didn't witness the entire human race's population reduced to ~20,000 worldwide.
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  1610. With no war to fight what else are they good for?
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  1611.  @heatherg-thatsme  Sometimes the truth sucks, get over it.
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  1612. 69th
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  1613. lol Sounds like he was also the godfather of bragging and the rights that go with that.
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  1614. I still don't need Babbel, I can talk to myself in English just fine and 1 language is enough for that.
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  1615. They should just shut down the auto industry and let people go back to used pre-1990 cars that have no computer. PC gaming is more important than a stupid car, esp when there's a plague and lockdown to where you can't go anywhere anyway.
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  1616.  @kgkbuugj  yes. After you are dead you won't be aware of what's done with your corpse regardless, being nonexistent at that point and all. Whether dissected by a new generation of med students or sodomized by a gang of m/i/d/g/e/t/s for a Dark Web porno or burned to ashes or 1000 other things done to it. Might as well be useful one last time.
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  1617.  @Supervhizor  After you are dead why does it matter? I hope the law is changed the day after you are buried and is retroactive so gets dug up for medical use while it's still fresh. Sure, when still alive you should l get the final say on what you do with or put in your own body, but after you are dead the gov't should have the final say (with medical research being the default), for the simple reason at the point you obviously will not be using or needing it anymore.
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  1618.  @kgkbuugj  that's just your opinion, ultimately the gov'ts opinion is the only one that matters, and hopefully the laws get changed at some point soon. Unconscious and dead are 2 different things. One you come back from and realize you were violated, the other you do not, so that was a stupid comparison.
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  1619.  @Supervhizor  until that right is outlawed as it should be. Any gov't rights given (including wasteful ones like the current ones pertaining to corpses) can be taken away just as easily. After you are dead you should have 0 right to your corpse, it should in fact be gov't property at that point. And in 1832 UK you in fact were (it was sold to med schools to pay for any outstanding debts you left, or given to the family if there were none). Dunno why that law was repealed in the 1950's just because of a few selfish sentimental whiners.
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  1620.  @Supervhizor  The US gov't as a whole can do whatever they want. Ever heard of Vietnam? 2nd Iraq War? Long list of other unpopular things like the war on drugs or Prohibition? Wasn't popular but they did it anyway. Repealing corpse rights laws would be puny in comparison. The same gov't that runs black ops medical experiments on citizens while they are still alive (plenty of evidence for that with the few times they got caught). Esp when you get a bunch of politicians that don't care about getting re-elected (as they shouldn't anyway, term limits should extend to Congress as well) and all equally don't care what voters want so won't matter who you vote for. And that's a when, not an if, probably right before or soon after they run out of money to give away to buy those voters. Which will be soon enough, only reason they can finance trillion-dollar giveaways and run trillion-dollar deficits for decades on end is we export most of our inflation via petrodollars, but what happens when there's no oil to buy with US$ anymore? Only ~47 years of that left. Who knows, maybe by then there will be no current gov't and it will be replaced with a dictator that thinks similar to I do. I hope so, even though I will be dead by then anyway (and won't be caring what they do with my corpse, they can sodomize it for a porno movie with the profits from it going toward said dictator's solid 18k gold dining set or a few hours with a bunch of strippers if they want).
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  1621. ​ @Supervhizor  As wasteful as the US gov't is (not just with it's dead citizens) I hope it does cease to exist and someone that thinks like I do takes over as a dictatorship. But definitely will cease to exist at some point, no nation is forever. Most likely in a way similar to the former USSR, with 50 new nations from the former 50 states, with China more easily taking over by defeating individual state militias (assuming they wanted to take over the world, they haven't had such ambitions in their 5000-year history outside their own immediate territory, they've always been on the receiving end of that). As far as Civil War 2, it would take maybe a month or or 2 before every state militia would be crushed, unlike 1861. If backed into a corner the US gov't wouldn't hesitate to resort to chemical weapons and kill anyone that doesn't agree with them, collateral damage be damned, at that point with marial law declared the gloves come off. The first Civil War, Tiannamen Square 1989 and possibly even the 1789 French Revolution would be jokes in comparison. The USSR/Russia was relatively lucky, only a few million died as a result of that instead of most of them, the gov't basicaly simply called it quits rather than chose to fight via civil war for it's continued existence.
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  1622.  @Supervhizor  By the time CW2 breaks out it will mostly done with AI and drones with the president at the controlls (the guy that has supreme authority over all the armed forces), not old school meat soldiers, most of which don't care about crap like the constitution anyway, they just want a reliable paycheck or join out of family tradition. The only time that doesn't apply is when crap like 911 happens and people join wanting payback, but even that slows down after a few years. I'm not military but if I were I'd be for whichever side is closest to what I believe in, and rights of corpses and most of the current constitution isn't part of that.
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  1623.  @Supervhizor  I doubt it.
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  1624.  @cryo2156  I just leave it on = repolishes the boots with a fresh coat the next time I'm licking them.
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  1625.  @lennysmileyface  Not when it comes to their corpse after they are already dead.
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  1626.  @03stmlax  lol, if only he was still alive at the time of sawing and his head was still fresh.
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  1627. If I was in China I simply wouldn't give a fuck just as anywhere else. My social score would be perpetually 350 and the same as my credit score all the while giving a middle finger to the gov't or anyone else that doesn't like it my whole life. Now what happens when a billion people or more have the same attitude? The social credit system gets to be worse than useless. For starters it would make the global economy permanently crash prematurely (which it's going to do eventually anyway, it only works when there's growth and nothing can grow geometrically forever in the real world).
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  1628.  @manosbouzoubouzou1386  Who knows, but no one lives forever and he will most likely retire at some point rather than narrating until he drops dead. In 30 years Deepfake tech will be advanced enough (ie cheaper and easier to implement, it's already good enough to pass as real) a digitized AI version could take his place and no one would be the wiser, other than the fact people will notice he's stopped aging after some years (maybe that can be programmed in too, who knows).
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  1629.  @StitchPen  Even if the race is doomed who cares? What difference will it make to anyone now alive if they are dead by 2100 from old age anyway? Personally I care about the here and now, not what happens decades or millenia after I'm long dead, since at that point who's still alive and what they have to deal with is not my problem. To me the most likely outcome is nature will eventually solve the problem for everyone by itself via droughts, more powerful and numerous hurricanes,and other weather catastrophes. After billions are dead from starvation caused by reduced arable land and maybe new superbugs that have been frozen for thousands or millions of years end up thawing out and reaching the rest of the world the climate will stabilize (fewer humans = less co2 production).
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  1630. Adblock/uBlock works wonders. If that doesn't work there's a fast forward button/slider that was invented back in VCR days. I'm in the habit of auto-skipping the first 30s-2m of every video on YT at this point. Even when there's no ad it's the same channel intro on every video anyway.
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  1631. /shrug don't like the price then quit buying it. In a pinch I'd just go back burning garbage and trees for heat like when I was a kid= less landfills needed.
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  1632. I'll be happy with a 4080 ti hydrocopper since that is probably be easier to get, depsite the fact that it's not invented yet and you need to approcah the speed of light for awhile to reach it in the future.
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  1633. Should have used a stainless steel container for the pickles. Or glass.
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  1634.  @deepgopani5779  It's probably already too late to do anything about climate change. Even if we went full nuclear tomorrow instead of decades it will only slow it down rather than stop it. It took 150 years of Industrial Revolution to fvck it up, it will take almost as long to fix it, even if it were possible. Might as well learn to live with it (ie don't live on land that's now only 200 feet or less above sea level, don't have kids unless you are a sadist, live mostly underground unless you want storms destroying your house every year, etc).
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  1635.  @deepgopani5779  Food supply isn't the issue, it's having too many humans to feed. 8B is just plain unsustainable even without climate change. 1B is more than enough, and in a pinch only 100M is needed to maintain current civilization logistical needs. Let climate change deal with the surplus. Relying on genetic modding for food is only going to make the problem worse later, just as the invention of fertilizer did (without which the population would cap out at about 2B, any more would have just starved to death like any other species with too many members vs food supply). One is never simply going to "outgrow" the food supply problem without also putting hard population limits in place. Arguably, that could also be a more effective fix for climate change than somehow miraculously switching to nuclear overnight, even from just body heat alone going back to 2B pop is eliminating a 300-500GW heat source.
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  1636. I'll buy a Tesla when it's completely self-driving and can be had for $20k. Until then I'll just pay someone else to drive through Uber, it's actually cheaper than paying $100k for a car even if it's a daily thing. As far as EV vs gas, don't care, gas won't run out in my lifetime anyway.
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  1637.  @HenriZwols  In that case I guess I'll just keep walking. Been doing it for 47 years, don't see why I can't keep doing so. Only time I even use Uber is when it's simply unwalkable (ie 30 miles round trip in a single day) = very rarely.
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  1638. If CA was serious about reducing energy consumption then simply ban crypto like China did. That would be fare more effective than the 1% saved from PC power supply and monitor efficiency increase mandates.
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  1639. I really wish cryptro was banned worldwide (not hard, outlaw it then start seizing domains of sites that deal with it Megaupload-style). Start executing scalpers as well and outlaw pricing anything above MSRP worldwide. Barring that I hope Covid mutates and then takes out half the human race. Half the population = half the demand for silicon = easier to get a video card (or a car or just about anything with chip in it).
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  1640. Her half bro sounds almost as perverted as me. Though instead I'd take her to pound town at night and try not to be as mean during the day like he was.
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  1641. The debates of nerds: me or you vs some fictional character.
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  1642. It doesn't seem all that impressive to me after realizing the corona is less than 1/10 trillionth the density of STP air, so a million degrees when it's that thin doesn't mean much as far as thermal mass and heat conduction. Diving into a 20,000C liquid or plasma the same density as water (around half way to the core's surface, 150,000 miles below the sun's surface) and survivng would be far more impressive.
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  1643. Their children, so they should be allowed to do as they please with them until age 18 .Mind your own business and raise your own kids however you want.
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  1644.  @damienhouse7706  It's hard not to be when the gullible dumbassery is at that level. It's about as easy to ignore as someone bragging about their "knowledge" that the Earth is flat.
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  1645.  ConnorMentos  How is it attention-seeking? That's just my opinion. And if I was attention-seeking it apparently worked, you replied.
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  1646. Eh japan is too crowded anyway, though 677 less wouldn't make much difference.
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  1647. Even if we have Mars colonies (unlikely, too impractical and expensive on so many levels with little added benefit vs just sending robots like we've been doing) more likely we wouldn't need to do all that and simply using Earth's UTC/calendar for rovers and drones like they've been doing would be good enough (solar panels don't care what time it is, only if there's sun or not). No point in making it more complicated than that since at the end of the day (no pun intended) clock and calendar time is just a label, it doesn't necessarily have to match the position of the sun in the sky or the position of Earth in it's orbit/seasons (unless you are some religious weirdo that still cares about where the Earth is when some arbitrary holiday like Easter happens ). Hell they should just get rid of time zones and make everything UTC, that would be so much simpler (I wouldn't care if the sun was highest at 2AM in my location, just as polar residents don't care that days and nights are months long and technically have no set time zone, they get used to it).
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  1648. What happens if you fall in a pool of chlorine trifluoride? I see videos of people swimming in kiddie pools of Coke and Pepsi but not that for some reason.
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  1649.  @hubertmakuch5631  No, you are if you think something is real just because you want it to be or everyone around you tells you to with 0 proof whatsoever.
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  1650.  @MultiBaggerInvesting  to me it doesn't make sense that people still think gods are real in the 21st century, when all of human knowledge is at one's fingertips and the circumstantial evidence gathered from that points most to there being nothing once were dead.
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  1651.  @mohamedabarkan7734  can't prove a negative, plus it's on the one making the ridiculous claims to prove what they claim. No one has seen, smelled, tasted, or otherwise sensed a god, so it's silly to assume it's real with all that lack of evidence.
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  1652.  @hubertmakuch5631  It's called being logical and rational. If I was going to join some religion it would be that of the Flying Spaghetti Monster (no longer a joke, that's now a real religion with millions of followers). But really though, to me it's pretty obvious that if it's not right in front of you and can't be detected by any known method in 2020 then it's a good bet that it isn't real. Pretty sure even dark matter isn't real either (in the sense you are going to find it in a container or can go get some out past the edge of the Milky Way) but just an undiscovered fluke with Relativity.
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  1653.  @clarkloeffler5324  "For what good is gaining a useless soul with nothing to do for all eternity if he loses the world?"
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  1654.  @NoNo-uy2bq  Just because most people can't handle the truth doesn't make me an "edgelord".
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  1655. country smuntry, everything is for sale for the right price.
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  1656. I wonder if this was the story that inspired a 1980's band to call themselves Severed Heads.
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  1657. This and the heart videos should have been saved for valentine's day.
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  1658. Someone should make a clone 50% bigger than the original instead of all this half- or tenth-sized shit.
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  1659. I hope that lab isn't next to the kitchen and those metal trays didn't get mistaken for cookie sheets.
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  1660. 13:40 Not far enough for me. Hell give me a few of those and I'll detonate them in my own backyard just for a last laugh and going away present.
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  1661. ROK = another spending contest trying to pass itself off as a video game = nope.
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  1662. Maybe shut off the power first? Other than that this is more fake news, he knocked his own hat off when ducking.
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  1663. I still want a bunch of 10-ton nuclear hand grenades.
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  1664. Thankfully I don't travel so not my problem. The world still turned before planes were invented, it will still turn when they are gone, people will just have to relearn patience when getting from A to B and no more overnight shipping so will have to learn to wait longer for what they order online. Oil will be gone probably before 2070, so it's not just planes running out of jet fuel (no more plastic = boo hoo).
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  1665. 15:54 $800M and they can't even afford a color camera in 2003? I thought greyscale went out of style in the 1960's when color TV went mainstream.
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  1666. My hero. And people think getting away with murder is rare.
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  1667. 53:56 First thing that comes to mind to me is it's been poisoned with sodium cyanide and put out as bait to thin out the pesky homeless population. Having a homeless infestation brings down real estate values and reduces the amount of potential customers with actual money.
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  1668. Dunno why some one cares about some silly global leaderboard only maybe 1000 other people care about enough to check for updates weekly. Other than that, why not just dunk the whole mobo in a giant dewar of liquid nitrogen (under 50+ psi pressure to keep bubble formation to a minimum on hot spots)? No pot mount needed then and last I checked LN2 is inert and doesn't conduct electricity (at least not without major contamination and several thousand volts, it's used as insulation/coolant in experimental superconducting substation transformers, saves about half a MW of wasted heat in the biggest ones). Cold bugs = have a mobo custom made to withstand -200C if being on top of a useless list is that important.
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  1669. 2:48 WTF? So how did that work? Fucked either way if you happened to be there (sent to the Tower of London for rioting/sent to the Tower of London for not helping with the riot)?
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  1670.  @darkoneforce2  Who knows, most of the older records burned with Alexandria (thanks a lot Caesar) and set back tech progress 1000 years.
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  1671. Shouldn't this be on that shadow channel?
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  1672.  @Adam10412  lol @ the sarcasm.
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  1673. Well, look on the bright side. In about 47 years there will be no oil left to spill.
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  1674.  @J3scribe  Past performance doesn't guarantte future results. Some math and statistics shows even if the entire earth were hollow and filled with liquid oil (cheapest to extract) we'd use it all in a bit over 400 years. Clearly we have no where near that since it's mostly rock and iron. Not to mention in the 1970's prediction science was far less accurate than now, and wasn't much better than a few semi-educated guesses and a bunch of crystal balls. We will never run out of oil COMPLETELY, but it doesn't need to before shit hits the fan. Sure, there's shale oil probably under 2-3 miles of ocean and another 5-10 miles of rock under that that has a liquid-equivalent pool of maybe 1M barrels (that will get used up in a matter of minutes by the world economy, so you have to get to it and extract it quickly) all over the place. Now go get that when the price of oil is under $10,000 a barrel and try to still make a profit while making it usable (shale is energy intensive to make into liquid crude). Oh and do it before that 47 years is up so the economy doesn't crash in the meantime and the price of oil along with it (no profit= no point, energy companies don't run on compassion or pity, other than maybe that of their investors). Oh yeah, in the 1970's they were predicting PEAK oil, not total depletion worldwide (huge difference), and that came and went around 2011-2013 when the economy started to recover from the 2008 crash. Why do you think no new oil refineries have been built since the 1970's you mentioned? Mainly because there's no enough oil left to refine to recoup the cost of bulding a new refinery (just incremental upgrades that only make financial sense to implement when the price of refined fuel goes up 3-5x faster than inflation).
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  1675. 4:10 You left out sextillion between quint and septillion ( I guess we now know who's having a dry spell). And a googol is not the biggest named number aside from latin prefixes. A centillion is 10^303, but the biggest is a millinillion (10^3003), though I guess you could keep going even past that with compound prefixes (unmillinillion = 10^3006, duomillinillion = 10^3009, etc). I thing Graham's number is the biggest named overall (which make a googolplex/10^10^100 look like a joke, even as a power tower you'd need more exponent layers than there is plank volumes in the universe when trying to write it down in that format).
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  1676. I simply find a driver that works and never update it unless I have to (ie game will not play at all without doign so) = no more corrupted drivers from 50 driver updates a year.
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  1677. Full recovery assumed due to lack of hospital return = nah, his mom finished him off, tossed his corpse into a wood chipper and buried what was left in the back yard so she could have some peace and quiet.
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  1678. So what happens when someone hits a Mach 1 fastball with an aluminum bat? Any brave souls wanna test that?
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  1679.  @spikespa5208  Economics is overrated crap that will be obsolete soon enough when AI and robots make everything essentially free from resource-level upwards. Granted that probably won't happen this century but will sooner or later, trying to maintain unsustainable economies while bean counting is just another stupid reason/excuse to kill each other. Unsustainbable because there's not enough resources in the Solar System to give all 10B people more than 2 cell phones, let alone everything else, and the present silicon shortage probably isn't as temporary as everyone hopes, it takes more than just sand to make chips for everything else. Maybe when a nuclear WW3 nearly extincts humanity and wipes the slate clean what eventually rises from the ashes will be better than silly bean-counting. Artificial political borders are just as stupid and pointless if AI is running the whole planet as a single gov't.
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  1680.  @spikespa5208  I smell sarcasm. Well, I'd definitely look forward to it. If I wasn't born in the wrong century that is. Sadly no one alive today will probably live long enough to witness it, but who knows, maybe it will happen in the 2070's instead of the 21- or 2200's. Probably however long it takes for nations to get desperate when resources start running low.
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  1681. 3:45 Meh I wouldn't worry about it. Unless there is no equivalent of the First Amendment in the Czech Republic. There's literally 100's of websites with step-by-step instructions found with a simple Google search, no Anarchist Cookbook necessary.
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  1682. Dunno why instead of panicing and calling in a Maydey he simply didn't just shoot more balloons until he started descending again, preferably before reaching the airport and getting hit by a plane moving at 500mph. If I was gonna waste money on such things I would have went with homebrew helicopter, at least then it could be flown more than once and wouldn't be at the whims of whatever the wind wanted to do.
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  1683. But how many Toyota Corollas will fit in the multiverse?
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  1684. Dunno why they don't have an automatic death penalty for escaping. Recaptured = shot dead or beheaded on the spot and fed to the bloodhounds that tracked them down. That seems a far simpler solution that to try to brute force make a prison "unescapable".
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  1685. 10:30 Fashionable in the 1920's, ghetto in the 2020's, same for Over-The Rhine. Been that way for the past 50-60 years. Now only decent 'hood left is Hyde Park (good luck living there if you are not a multimillionaire).
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  1686. TLDW: The 300 Spartans, duh.
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  1687. Use a really big circular saw with a fine toothed blade.
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  1688. Dunno why they just didn't make that 1832 law to where corpses were automatic dissection theater property. No shortage of corpses and no need to dig up graves or kill people then. Instead of repealing it in 1984 they should have just said fuck the poor.
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  1689. retail therapy = cheaper just to stay depressed, because it will just be 2x as bad when you get the bill next month.
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  1690. Silly pareidolia. Same weirdos see jesus in a slice of burnt toast. I don't see a "space skull" at all, I see 2 colliding galaxies.
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  1691. This is what happens when you sell your soul to the devil and make your company public. You have to be a fascist prick to make investors happy sometimes or lose your company.
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  1692. Captain Obvious to the rescue.
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  1693. Spoiler: Just when they start releasing Charles notes, he'll die too, so you end up with 3-4 dead monarchs floating around at once untill they get a brain and start only putting dead monarches on their polymer notes like the US does with presidents. Can you imagine the level of bank annoyance if we had to change notes every 4-8 years (or less if fired early like Nixon) if the US only did living and sitting presidents?
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  1694.  @Dominus_Potatus  TSMC is a trillion-dollar company and they are on an island = just build a distillation plant and nuclear power plant to run that. I doubt they will run the Pacific dry. They should have done that BEFORE the drought, since that's a 5-year solution.
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  1695.  @SarkkiKarkki  the GPU is TSMC. The VRam is probably Samsung.
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  1696. Ah, the good ol' days, when the more painful the death the better. A shame today that isn't still the case with executions broadcast live on PPV to pay for them (haha, limp-wristed social workers have no legit argument against it if the cost of executions to the taxpayer are $0).
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  1697.  @vegahimsa  Just reminiscing about the good ol' days.
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  1698. So how many legos would it take to build a Threadripper CPU?
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  1699. Only half a million? No wonder everyone forgot, even back then compared to 1750M total pop that is hardly anything. 100 years from now almost no one will care about or remember Covid either. Even if the final death tally of that hits 10M out of 8B that's even less of a drop in the ocean. Everyone remembers the Spanish Flu because it killed 5% of the whole world (more than WW1 at the time by a huge margin). Covid probably won't reach even 0.1%.
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  1700. I'm surprised Intel didn't rig it to not work with AMD CPU's at all.
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  1701.  @-userJose468  Yes. Doesn't go backwards though.
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  1702. Why not include the WTC? That one was also controlled and the planes were just an afterthought if you believe it was a false flag attack, it was also far taller than the Singer building.
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  1703. This is why I stay indoors and stay away from other disease bags, money be damned (Section 8 and welfare so job is not needed anyway, been the case for the past 14.5 years). At least it's not pancreatic cancer or Ebola. My main PC is not connected to the internet so it can't catch malware for the same reason, at least not without epic effort (ie someone breaks into my bunker and inserts an unauthorized USB drive, so it 0's itself as a response to protect it's master, thank you lessons learned from Silk Road).
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  1704. pfft If your goal is to be a trillionaire then the Robber Baron adjective/title is par for the course and should be considered a compliment/bragging right. Otherwise it's like aspiring to be the worlds most infamous serial killer without killing anyone.
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  1705.  @luistorres6956  Given the current overpopulation problem we apparently need more death, not less. Though less birth would be a better solution, but that's less profitable.
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  1706. ​ @luistorres6956  Just because most of the problem is not in your backyard yet doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Try living in Bangladesh or Hong Kong for a year (maybe even a week would be enough) and see if you still think there is no overpopulation. Prob about 2B is the limit with foreseeable tech, if you want everyone to live comfortably and not with 70-80% barely existing and struggling to do even that. 8-10B people all living like middle class Americans all at once? That will never happen, there's not enough resources even in the entire solar system for that, let alone just Earth. It takes 10 acres of habitable land (not ocean, desert or mountiantops) per person to live comforably and be self-suifficient. Right now globally there's 4.75 acres per person and that is shrinking, do the math. You sound like a Trump supporter that thinks climate change is just Chinese propaganda to hurt the USA and fake news.
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  1707.  @luistorres6956  If you think overpopulation side effects (famine, disease outbreaks, climate change, resource scarcity, etc) is exclusively some other country's problem that some imaginary line on a map will protect you from think again. Covid demonstrated that doesn't always work and is probably not a 1-time occurence (various disease outbreaks have been in places like Africa and SEA almost every year or 2 for centuries, USA/Europe/1st World just got a taste of it in 2020). And it's not just diseases, do you really think the USA will always get first dibs when it comes to resources? Nope, wrong again, esp when China is the new #1 economy in a few more years and the petrodollar is no longer relevant (the main way the USA can spend money it doesn't have like there's no tomorrow and export it's inflation to the rest of the world, that gravy train is just about over). Speaking of petro, who gets the last of the oil 40 years from now (or the lithium or other critical resources that will replace that)? It won't necessarily be the USA like you assume. Overpopulation just speeds up resource depletion from increased demand. And I'm not even "rich", at least not by American standards. Nor am I parroting anything, I do my own research, almost all of human knowledge is at your fingertips (including classified things only the military is supposed to know if you know where to go and what to type).
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  1708. in/cest is best.
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  1709.  @Mochrie99  lol some chicks dig men 50years older than them. Or at least love the actress money too much on sites like Oldje.
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  1710. Only way Covid-19 will be a good thing is when it kills half the human race for the same reasons Thanos snapped his fingers; the other half will be far better off just as the survivors of the Black Death in 1350 were after the corpses were disposed of. As it stands now it's obviously no where near that. Probably the results of going into mass panic mode and the death of the global economy will cause more deaths than a plague itself will cause. 160,000 people die every day and no one bothers to worry about that. A plague adds 3,000 a day to that and most everyone else freaks out, even though that's not even a 2% increase over normal.
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  1711. Would have been easier to just join the Germans.
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  1712. And the Nazi's.
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  1713. Everyone talks about WW3 like it would be an extinction of all humans or something. Had the missile crisis actually led to WW3 half a century ago most of the destruction would be rebuilt by now almost to the point like it never happened other than slightly elevated odds of getting cancer like the Chernobyl and Fukushima accidents did (the former of which blasted 8 tons of atomized enrinched uranium and plutonium into the air, far more than most current fusion bombs that only use a small amount to trigger the fusion reaction). Fission bombs are "dirtier" than fusion devices, and Japan got hit with 2 of the former. 70 years later the only thing that marks the occassion are memorial plaques and a couple of repaired buildings that survived, everything else was rebuilt 10x better. I'd argue that overall we would be better off today, with 90% of the 3B humans killed off in the 1960's 2019 would be far less overcrowded (300M might breed back to 1B by now instead of 7.4B) and far less problems that come with that.
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  1714.  @Lah96969  well, your sanity has my condolences.
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  1715.  @rabbit0664  in your situation I simply would not watch YT at all until I could get a PC. I would literally prefer staring at a wall or go torturing some animals to pass the time.
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  1716.  @ray_x6959  Been so long I forget, I started using Adblock in 2010 or so (same time I quit watching TV and replaced it with torrents).
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  1717. 8:25 but why waste the effort being Poland's friend? Why waste the resources and lives defending them if China and Russia decided to invade for whatever reason? With no resources to sell they are basically useless. And being "friends" in some contexts is just a nicer word for voluntary occupation (ie NATO bases) instead of a forced one.
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  1718. $400, damn, for a few $ more you could have gotten one made of PEEK that could actually be used to make an engine and almost as light. Or a lithium alloy one that only weighs around 15 lbs.
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  1719. So you are not a fan. Then why are you still here? That's how YT now works thanks to their algorithm tweaks. Don't like that then quit watching YT and spend a few $ on Patreon where creators actually give a shit about your opinion. Those 3rd party sponsors give 0 shits about actaul number of views anyway, only the new sales results tracked by the desription links , it's why any channel worth a crap that is still on YT relies on those instead of views and some algorithm and a paycheck from Google.
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  1720. I have Adblock. What ad?
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  1721. Trump's solution: simply don't let yourself get captured like John McCain did.
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  1722. No, I'm not putting a price on my own head just so my other family members can kill me to collect early if they get impatient. Only a moron would.
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  1723.  @Humanh8red  eh If I knew I was about to be hit by a few 500kT nukes from a MIRV I'd simply head underground. Plenty of manhole covers nearby, as well as an entrance to an abandoned subway with a rather sturdy steel door in the side of a hill (fingers crossed that entrance doesn't take a near direct hit). I'm sure I'm not the only one with the same thought. Humans are like cockroaches, it's hard to take out every breeding pair once a nest is built. As far as contamination-free food and water, eating other humans would work just fine as long as they were fresh and didn't eat anything or breathe much post-blast. Even if everyone in the city is killed people from outside can just come in and rebuild it, hard to take out all half a million cities and towns on Earth at once. If human extinction is the goal things like waterways and farmland with cobalt bomb weapons would make better targets than cities anyway.
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  1724.  @Bitchslapper316  How so?
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  1725. Why not just dynamite the stuck ship? Easier to move when it's in pieces if you still can't move it as 1 piece after unloading it with a crane. Sure that's probably a $5B loss in ship and cargo (maybe $1-2B if cargo can be saved by reloading it onto another ship), but cheaper than holding up hundreds of other ships.
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  1726.  @appletherapy3492  big difference between mostly water mist for a few minutes a day and oddball chemicals every hour or 2. Some things simply get embedded and stay there and build up (ie asbestos fibers, dust from a storm 1930's Dustbowl style). Also one is intentially inhaled (in far higher amounts), the other is not.
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  1727. LOL this would be hilarious, I can't wait for it to actually happen. Early hats off to the black hat(s) that can pull it off. I'd simply move southwest and watch the carnage from the NV desert (no heat needed, just a coat in winter). Sadly this level of death and destruction is about as likely as the death and destruction from Y2K,12-12-12, or an Apophis impact (or whatever other future disappointments on the horizon).
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  1728. Don't care.
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  1729. Given the sheer of expense of hosting the Olympics why do cities/countries still even apply for or want to host them? More often than not it's a money pit rather than a profitable venture. Expecially when borderline 3rd world shitpits host them like Brazil that really didn't even have the infrastructure in place to host a 3-ring circus, let alone the Olympics, so had to spend a good sized chunk of the GDP just do build it (and dispose of annoyances like stray dogs and cats and homeless kids).
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  1730.  @Tracker5111  If TDP's keep going up newer PC's will actually require water cooling even on the low end. Air has it's limits once TDP's start hittign over 300-400W (heat pipes "dry out" and stop working above 400W). I remember not that many decades ago when CPU's didn't even require a heatsink (probably 10W or less peak). Now even the puniest Celeron uses like 50W. I'm guessing using bigger dies, more of them, and throwing more power at it will eventually be the only way to increace performance once 2-3nm is hit.
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  1731.  @mithshude  yeah 1080ti still best bang for buck. What I ended up doing was just making do with a $30 gt1030 until I had $500 saved for a used one (before prices went apeshit) by simply switching to AVN's for awhile. Those are prerendered so even a shitty 10yo APU can play those, though there may be some screen ripping during some 30fps animations if it's actually that old.
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  1732. 2:00 Not all things. They'll happily support gay marriage, gay rights, and similar related crap no matter how many people it pisses off, even in countries where it's still illegal like Russia, money be damned. So why would they care about who they piss off via border disputes?
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  1733. And this is why all religion should be outlawed worldwide. Mind poison, plain and simple.
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  1734.  @silverhawkscape2677  maybe last year? it's been awhile and too lazy to search his archive.
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  1735.  @TGossOutdoors  you cared enough to reply lol.
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  1736. LOL epic string of pranks in the making. Level up from those candles that can't be blown out = the bicycle that can't be ridden.
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  1737. Fuck Raid Shadow Legends and other overpriced phone crap. If I wanted to play a game I'd buy Elden Ring. One $60 payment then done.
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  1738. Some race sim gear I've seen is insane price wise. To the point you might as well spend a couple grand more and build a real race track and buy real cars for it.
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  1739. This made me hungry. Booger+ minty paste sandwhich = yum.
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  1740. Stupid inventions make money when there's stupider people to buy it.
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  1741. 1:30 I thougth everything was black and white in 1931.
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  1742. Why not just eat it and make it a new internet challenge?
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  1743. For $10 a box that cereal better taste like ambrosia. Or Miss America's pvssy.
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  1744. TLDW: No, it was a classified spy balloon. Roswell isn't going to say that though, it would be bad for tourism. Sometimes conspiracy theories, disinformation and lies are quite profitable.
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  1745. So building a harbor with nukes is not mega enough for the other channel. I guess it has to be done with supernovas to count for that one :).
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  1746.  @shebbs1  Yeah, but I'm thinking how is a plan = an actual project? Maybe Simon should do another channel and call it Megaplans.
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  1747. Meh, my next monitor is a 34" G5 1000R, 2 of those + 2x 27" 4k panels I already have in portrait will be all I'll ever need, and take up most of my L desk.
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  1748. Avoid anything with the Gigabyte name on it, simple solution. I RMA'd an open-box $800 mobo from ASUS that died after 2 months (sometimes rare flukes happen). The whole turn around time was under 3 weeks and only cost $25 in shipping, no bullshit involved.
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  1749. TikTok version : No.
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  1750. oh well, I don't even care that much anymore. If it doesn't play on a $100 GT 1030 then don't play it, that's the simple solution. Maybe game developers will go back to DX9/1080p as the new maximum eye candy for new releases. GFX isn't everything and if developers make only games that only 5-10% of gamers can play they will start losing money (or have to shart charging $200-300 for the game, apparently those that pay scalper prices on eBay for 30-series can afford that anyway).
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  1751. This is what the death of Moore's Law looks like. No more performance to be gained over previous gen other than throw more transistors and more power at it. Limits imposed by physics sucks like that sometimes. It's also why HDD platter density is still 2TB and has been stuck on that since 2015 (20TB = 10 platters that are getting thinner and thinner, with reliability getting lower and making warranties shorter on average). Only solution I see is to abandon silicon and move on to more exotic thinsg like graphene, but they still can't even reliably make defect free sheets bigger than a few cm anyway (compared to 30 cm wafers) so is way too unecomical (almost no one wil pay $10k for a GFX card and $10k for a CPU) Same deal with nanotube wires that are also superconductors that can handle 500GHz clock speeds (single transistor in a lab), the record is still like 5cm long. I'd say simply stop expecting new silicon-based products until those problems are solved, if they ever are (it could very well be one of those technologies that are always 20 years in the future no matter how much money is thrown at it). On the bright side it's finally getting easier and easier to "futureproof" your PC, as for most it now makes no economic sense to upgrade every 2 years. It's more like 10 years now for performance to double, and that comes at 3x the price and 2x the power requirement. The thing is essentially no consumer is simulating nukes, predicting the weather, protein folding, or training an AI to take over the world so no one will actually NEED to upgrade their PC to the point of needing a 240V 30A circuit.
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  1752. Fuck the climate, I quit eatring it after it being bad for the bank account after beef prices spiked in 2014 and never fell.
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  1753.  @FreyaF...  Yes I am, as is everyone else. Assuming that is the safer bet anyway.
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  1754. Would have been easier to simply invade Cuba and tell the rest of the world to go fuck themselves if they didn't like it. The USA is/was not Nazi Germany. Even in the 1960's and without NATO if it came to it the USA could go to war with the rest of the world combined and fight to a stalemate indefintely for decades and probably simply outlast them economically if we needed to. Hell I would have.
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  1755. Agree with that shuffle beign the dumbest distribution idea ever. Why can't every etailer just be set up like EVGA did and sign up for a queue and ask for ID (to enforce the 1-card-per-customer limit)? Then just wait 3-6 months. No botnet algorithm scouring every store in existence every 30 seconds checking for availabliity or other insanity like paying 3x it's worth and only other fuss is checking email every 6-7 hours so the card held for you doesn't get passed to the next guy in line.
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  1756.  @vrtgarden1  What's a commercial? I have Adblock (not giving Google a dime).
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  1757. Politics will get so much simpler when the stupid oil runs out in 47 years, gas runs out 53, and coal runs out in 114. A few less things to fight over. I also doubt various Air Forces will continue to exist without fuel to run them unless they convert to nuclear power like subs and ships already are. There's no way in hell you are going to run a plane at Mach 3 on batteries and also make it have 1000-mile range.
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  1758. Apparently they didn't get them all, they are still here.
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  1759. But does it have sex? No? Meh. If it did you could put it in the middle of a Realdoll.
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  1760. He was 79, that's pretty close to average life expectancy so was gonna die soon anyway. He probably just died from something else the following year.
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  1761. Hope they had insurance. Why design ships that can capsize so easily? Make them sit deeper in the water and load them with ballast when empty and tell the canal people to dig their glorified giant ditches deeper.
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  1762. 7:30 yes, it would be an improvement. Fixed resources with fewer people = more to go around for those still alive.
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  1763. Sounds like a cult full of OCD patients.
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  1764. And this is another reason why crypto currency needs to be banned worldwide. Mostly dumbasses and cybercriminals use it for payment.
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  1765. Kinda strange that 600W video cards are still running at 12v/50A. Why not 24V with a single vanilla XT150 connector with 6 awg instead of a bunch of 18 awg's? That could easily handle 2kW, 3kW with 200C silicone rubber insulation instead of crappy pvc. Cheap ass greedy bastards. Quit using PCIe, and for the main power rails quit using 12v and go to 24v as a new spec.That should have happened way back when molex was replaced. As is now people have to desolder shit plugs (and void warranties, for those that care about that) and replace them with XT150's if they don't want them to melt. I wonder if this idiocy will repeat when CPU sockets start requiring 1-2kW TDP on their own.
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  1766. well, thankfully backwards time travel to any arbitrary point (can't go back to before it was turned on) will never happen so not a real problem, but 4.5B years ago Earth had no oxygen, the toxic atmosphere was over 1000F and no solid surface since it was all lava. You'd die within seconds of those 3 things long before the Theia collision (which that moon-creation theory is losing support, different isotopes from such a collision haven't been found).
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  1767. 23:30 Well, what did you expect? That all 7.6B people all have Teslas at once? There's only enough resources for about 2B to live like FIrst Worlders (and even that would be unsustainable). Even if electricity existed everywhere most 3rd world shit holes simply can't afford it. Half of them steal it instead of pay a bill, so most attempts to electrify simply fail. My version of fixing it is simply start requiring licenses to breed with sterilzation a punishment for those that do so without licenses. Stop letting humans breed like bacteria worldwide and let the population fall to 1B and there'd be no humanitarian problems in a few generations.
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  1768. Keeps is a ripoff (like most brand name drugs), cheaper to just go to a pharmacy and buy Finasteride (the main active ingredient). Hell you can probably buy it by the kg on Alibaba for the best price. Besides that, you may need to also take knockoff Viagra, as one of the side effects is a perpetually limp prick. Meh, I think I'll just shave my head like Simon Whistler when the time comes and Keep(s) my dick. I wouldn't want to keep it if it's turning grey anyway.
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  1769. nah, don't need a website. Or any of the other same 10 things pitched over and over again all over YT.
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  1770. If it's not cruel and unusual it's not punishment. Too bad it's still not a thing today.
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  1771. Ha, Ha, all that health crap for nothing. I keep telling everyone not to waste their time trying to live forever, just gonna die later anyway. Makes as much sense as trying to build a sand castle with the tide coming in.
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  1772. ​ brentprodz  Who cares? One can't be a loser forever either after you're dead in a few decades. I just think it's pointless to do what amounts to building a castle while the tide comes in to tear it down and wash it away.
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  1773. Do a 3,000,000 fps one. I wanna see the return stroke that's 1000x faster than the feelers (1/3 the speed of light, fast enough to escape a neutron star's surface if it started on one) slowed down to under Mach 3 (ie takes ~5 seconds from ground to cloud). Include the feelers too at the same fps and make it a 90-minute movie.
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  1774. 5:45 What, now all you have to do is call the cops to get a welfare check? Then why am I still wasting time at the Social Security office once every 3 years and annually at the food stamp/medicaid office?
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  1775. Eh prob only sligthly better odds of winning than a national lottery jackpot of $500M dollars. I've found ways to make do with a 1080 ti for the next 5 years until teh 4080 is easily available. One trick: get int to visual novels/games (Dikgames has a 6-month release list, which takes years to play through even if onyl the top 25% good ones are played). Those are prerendered so play fine even on a GT1030 or integrated gfx.
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  1776. The 30-series is a lost cause clusterfuck I have given up on. Hopefully by 2023 crypto will be all but banned worldwide and the 4080 will be normal availability and I can simply just drop it in a shopping cart within a month of release without resorting to bullshit gimmicks or wait lists and can get it for under $1000.
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  1777. Meh I'd rather just stay lonely, as it's best to trust no one but yourself. So-called friends will just stab you in the back sooner or later. As far as a shorter life, who cares, everyone is gonna die sooner or later anyway. That's one of the many things that suck about being human.
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  1778. And how would that not also be time travel? Teleport to the Andromeda galaxy instantly = that's the same as going 2 million years into the past since it's 2 million light years away (you don't see the galaxy in a telescope as it is now but as how it was). Time travel to the future is easy, just go really fast for x amount of time. Go the same speed as the protons in the LHC at full power and you go about 2 hours into the future every second since time dilation is over 7000x = keep that up for 5 days and come out and it's 2119 or 2120, not 2020 as you'd expect.
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  1779. This is exhibit A on why I prefer staying lazy with the only exercise being walking to the store once a month (about 3 miles) and walking from my bed to my pc chair daily (about 30 yards).
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  1780. tractor pulls start to get ridiculous when said tractors would never be used on a farm due to the cost being more than the farm they'd work on.
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  1781. I wonder if that 299,792,458 m/s figure includes the time it takes for the mirror to reflect (absorb and re-emit) the light. Pretty sure that's not 0.
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  1782. Some people are so autistic. Walmart on Black Friday I can understand but can't wait to spend $100 on a Tshirt just because some celebrity put their name on the tag and because some "influencer" on some social media site told them to? R3t@tarded idiots.
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  1783. The bigger the better is the rigth size for me. I wanted to put a 5.1 600W audio amp, 500w worth of RGB, and 2kW@50C worth of water cooling along with 20x 5.25 bays in mine and there's no case in existence big enough, so I built my own out of 1/2" acrylic. Ended up being 18x31x32" (34" with casters). I would have made it bigger (more 5.25" bays) but wanted it to be carryable by 2 people without needing a forklift and be able to fit through doorways, as well as 1m long sata-3 cable length limits being a factor.
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  1784. Taiwan is so full of shit. They're not even their own nation but part of China, they just don't know that yet. So can't claim or annex anything no more than TX can claim parts of Mexico after it was a made a US state. It actually makes more sense that China is doing the claiming. Taiwan doing the "sorta" claiming is "sorta" stretching the definition of non-clickbait.
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  1785. Well all that Covid overtime probably has him stressed out.
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  1786.  @BobDaily-tr1vm  Not everyoen is a health nut that cares how long they live (in fact most don't, look how many fat Americans there are that eat mostly greasy empty-calorie fast food compared to vegans). They probably just switched focus to marketing to that group rather than continuing to try to convert organic vegan hippies.
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  1787. Apparently your brain can't even spell.
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  1788. I wouldn't wanna survive after falling into a tank of shit. To me that's actually worse than drowning in it asap, whatever the cause of the drowning. I can only imaginy all the communicable diseases and crap in that if you do survive that would just kill you slower.
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  1789. Enjoy your false hope due to being fed bullshit.
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  1790. How can you mistakenly drink those? Glows like tritium water = probably shouldn't drink or eat it. I thought everyone since the Radium Girls' court cases knew that. After watching: ok it wasn't a mistake, he simply lost his mind like the dude that ate silica gel after reading the do-not-eat warning and taking it as a dare or challenge.
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  1791.  @Kragatar  Been doing it for 14 years now, lost 30 lbs even without exercise ( I started getting fat when I hit 30) and still not dead yet. Multivitamins work wonders. Also I forget her name but I knew this neighbor once in the 1980's that just did oatmeal and water for multiple decades (she was rich but lived cheap) and lived to 90.
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  1792. Can't wait until power grids are actual bottlenecks for miners rather than GPU supply. Maybe when entire First World nations have to deal with rolling blackouts shit like Ethreum mining will get banned like it was in China for that reason when it was starting to affect industrial factory production (apparently not hard when you can simply ban banks from converting it into real currency, effectively making it worth nothing but a number on a screen that hardly no one accepted as payment).
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  1793. All is fare in love and war. Back a country into a corner and war crimes be damned. Only the losers have to worry about it anyway, just look at WW2. Truman was never in danger of seeing the end of a noose, despite killing 200k civilians with nukes and pretty much everyone ignored various silly conventions as the name of the game was to win no matter the method. Which makes sense, as wars are not boxing or wrestling matches, especially when entire economies are retooled just for the purpose of killing enemies. Dunno why method or tactics should even matter at that point and it isn't supposed to be pretty.
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  1794. Thank physics that he wasn't grading my finals in high school or exams in college.
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  1795. TLDW version : 12:19 , there, 14 min video compressed to 4 seconds.
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  1796. I am the Antichrist, and last I checked I exist.
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  1797. yawn it's guaranteed humans will be extinct sooner or later from something (Mt Everest-sized collision is due in about 35M years). Supervolcano eruptions with the same extinction results are far more common (Yellowstone probably within around 50k years). Sadly I will not be around to witness either of those. Maybe the next Covid will be 1000x more virulent (The Stand level). Or the next world war. Or the next Carrington Event.
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  1798. 4:40 eh can't be worse than that gas-powered living room couch that wrecked while going down hill at 60mph while carrying 3 crazy people. I imagine landing after doing cartwheels in midair several times kinda hurts.
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  1799. God may work in mysterious ways, but Darwin works in obvious ways.
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  1800. The next time someone bitches at me for yelling at the TV when they get things wrong I'll just blame it on Simon.
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  1801. This is why I quit being Mr. Nice Guy and resorted to being my natural untrusting asshole self. No one has taken advantage of me since doing that 14 years ago. Fuck being nice to live longer, just end up dying later anyway.
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  1802.  @thursoberwick1948  As it should be anyway, dictatorshuips are far more efficient even with the corruption. China is Exhibit A, soon to be the #1 economy and in 50 years probably the only superpower left before the global gov't is a thing (the US will be virtually irrelevant, like comparing the UK now to the British Empire 100 years ago). The human race under 1 huge gov't is better than 200 smaller ones each doing their own thing.
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  1803.  @JiminyClarkson  You don't know anyone and neither does anyone else, you're just delusional and think you do.
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  1804. ​ @thursoberwick1948  humans have no inherent rights anyway. That's just a silly artificial invention. If you happen you live in an area where no one is bitching about it, great, the local gov't feels generous, but isn't obligated to give a shit about individual rights and shouldn't be. Simple reason is the needs of the whole (in case of a single gov't that's the whole planet) far outweigh the needs of the few or individual. And why would you want to remove it? In the long run throughout history even if you did what replaced it has always turned out to be worse or no better sooner or later. Saddam Hussein/ISIS is just the latest example of that. And even with China's flaws they still demonstrate what can be accomplished in 30-40 years when individuals mostly have no say on what the gov't does or doesn't do when it decides on something. Almost the opposite of the USA, where thanks to worrying about the next election cycle almsot nothing gets done without consulting polls and if it's a 50-50 split on predicted approval ratings they simply take no action at all = stupid. That's the main reason why no military anywhere is a democracy.
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  1805.  @thursoberwick1948  I don't care what their methods are, they still get things done. It's far cheaper and easier to steal it than do the R&D yourself, that's just plain fiscal sense. It's actually better to trail the leader from that perspective than innovate, even though that's unsustainable when you are quickly becoming the leader. As far as civilization vs. barbarism, I really couldn't care less which one humans as a whole pick, but seems to me a few local protests and uprisings and even the occassional temper-tantrum terrorist attack with a 1-world gov't would be preferable to what we have now, even when global nuclear war chances have decreased a bit from the 1970's (though Pakistan vs India will be a nice local shit show soon enough).
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  1806.  @thursoberwick1948  So do what you are told and then you won't starve to death, a simple to understand trade. Some humans are more disposable than others when you have 8B of them and not enough food to feed them all anyway. And that applies to less essentials as well like cars, houses, and everything else that uses up huge amounts of limited resources to make.
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  1807. Hope they were smart and went to a country that had no extradition treaty with the country they fled.
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  1808. moldy bread is blue, but tastes kinda bitter. I guess he skipped that menu item.
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  1809. Hell the box it came in would make a decent case with parts from ModMyMods.
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  1810.  No Faith  I'm perfectly fine with that so it's true. I'm 46 and still have never owned a car, no need to (tried driving at 17, hated it, so never tried again). I'll buy one when it can drive itself while I take a nap.
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  1811.  @oiltoast3723  Good luck finding one of those that a museum will sell to you at any price.
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  1812. I didn't know manscaping was a thing besides something male strippers and porn stars did. I'd rather keep it until it falls out on it's own. If it was meant to be bald it wouldn't grow there in the first place.
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  1813.  @randybarnett2308  Exactly why I hated it. I enjoy my privacy too much.
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  1814.  @OGrandomunknownperson  I tried it. Still plenty of me (and probably will be years after I'm dead, such is the internet). But as I said before I don't care if you believe me or not since I'm not on trial for murder and you are not on my jury.
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  1815.  @ILikeGuns1992  there's info about everyone if you look hard enough.
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  1816. The way I see it a 3080 now at $800 or a 4080 that you maybe cannot find before next year for possibly twice that. No one can predict future prices and availability with 100% accuracy 6 months to a year out, so it's a gamble. Besides that the latest and greatest with 20-30% more bells and whistles and performance you don't need = who cares? My Note 9 is almost 4yo and is still more phone than I'll ever need or use. And I got it used 2.5 years ago for $500 (half price). No one will NEED a 4080 as a min gaming requirement for probably 2 decades, if ever, esp if one sticks to 4k gaming and under (which is already mostly overkill for 27-30" monitors, forget 8k). A 3080 will still do 1080-1440/60-80 for years to come. The way pricing is now I only upgrade every 3rd generation (~6 years) and even then a generation behind the latest upcoming release (ie next one is a 6080, but not until the year a 7080 is getting released =2028ish, might just wait until 2029ish when the stupid people that love to waste money buy the 7080 when it's overpriced and get the 6080 used when the market is flooded from all those upgrades, if I can find a hydrocopper version).
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  1817. /shrug Break the law then be sentenced to death by poisoning, skip the trial. I'm surprised it took the gov't 5 years to do that. Dunno why they don't start poisoning cocaine, heroine and other drugs to get rid of the junkies and finally put an end to the War on Drugs. Dead customers = no demand = dealers and everyone else up the supply chain go out of business.
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  1818. Here's a solution: Fuck everyone, there are no more borders at all and no gov't's either other than the AI that rules the globe. I wish that solution would hurry up and get here.
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  1819.  @KingCheckOut  The US will be a has-been on par with current UK compared to the 1920 British Empire. Alaska isn't worth much when no one uses oil anymore (due to the scarcity). No more oil = no more petrodollar = no more trillion-dollar deficits without hyperinflation, since no petrodollar means the USA can't export it's inflation to the rest of the world. That's just 47 years away, not 80 or 1000.
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  1820. 3:30 Why do regulations matter as long as you never get caught? As long as it's not radioactive I don't see why it matters when I already dump piss, shit, dishwater, grease, blood, puke, etc down it. After all that a bit of alcohol will prob disinfect it a bit.
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  1821. What a pain in the ass, no wonder all that is done with silicon these days at 1% the cost (but prob not in 1970 when memory was $500k a megabyte). I imagine they didn't have pick and place machines putting those 200 springs in place either.
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  1822. I wonder if a space elevator is ever built if there will be some dumbass that will try to climb the outside of it.
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  1823. Now instead of communists they are hunting terrorists using similar methods.
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  1824. Damn, and I thought China was #1 in disease exports. Looks like the UK is the runner up.
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  1825. Apparently everyone should be given chemical lobotomies (whether they want one or not). Riots wouldn't happen if idiotic glorified primate emotions no longer existed.
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  1826. @Electric Sheep I really don't care about frivolous things like creativity or social awareness, because I've already had my chemical lobotomy. Robots are superior, whether made of meat or metal, so with a bit of neuro-tinkering you can in fact cure being human.
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  1827. @Electric Sheep That's why chemical lobotomies should be forced, the only difference between convincing or not is if 2 orderlies are used or 4 with an extra tranquilizer dart. As they say hindsight is 20/20. After you'd be wondering why you resisted.
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  1828. Ah, the anatomy of a scat porn video. I was really wating for this one /sarcasm.
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  1829. TLDW: maybe
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  1830. 5:10 LOL
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  1831. That Advocado dude is just plain insane and having 6M Fakebook followers just proves Fakebook is used by mostly gullible morons with the intellect of a bunch of rocks and is also filled with a bunch of fake accounts simply subbing then going forever dormant to inflate ad revenue (just like here), 1 of the reasons I quit using it back in 2015. I'm sure soon they will claim 8B users, even though that's more than the number of humans on Earth.
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  1832. 12:33. Well duh, safety seats are unnecessary expense and weight. Same reason there's no parachutes for every passenger packed on board (you will most likely die if skydiving from 35,000 feet anyway, even if you have skydiving experience). A safety seat isn't going to help much if the impact is violent enough to tear the plane apart anyway, that's like wearing a bulletproof vest vs a direct hit from a Hellfire missile.
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  1833.  @OscarButDumb  That's why you should use Adblock+.
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  1834. This is Exhibit A on why a 1-world gov't would be more than just convenient.
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  1835. Can't you just jump from the ISS 254 miles up? Or does a quickly decaying orbit not count as vertical fall?
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  1836. The USA could easily defeat a country if we really wanted to and took the gloves off. We could simply carpet bomb nuke Afghanistan to where it's uninhabitable for anyone for who knows how many centuries, but no, the actual goal was just to keep defense contractors employed for 20+ years and just waste time and tax dollars on them after the 9-11 false flag attack.
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  1837.  @arnaldogonzalez1678  I'd say making an example of them would be a reward in itself. You harbor terrorists that attack the USA, we destroy you to where you are radioactive ash and a soon-to-be distant memory, as well as your entire family/tribe and homeland. And that would have cost all of maybe $50-100B (380kT B61 nukes are not THAT expensive in bulk, about $28M ea) and a few months of bombing raids, not trillions over 20 years with relatively nothing to show for it other than historical footnotes and some extra job security for defense contractors.
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  1838. Dunno why Russia simply didn't drop nukes on them on Day 1 with a scorched Earth policy when that's what they will have to resort to on Day 200-300 anyway if they actually want to win. At least then they could have skipped the invasion expenses and saved the US on aid costs, since there'd be no one left to send aid to.
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  1839. We'll probably switch to nuclear (and maybe fusion, though I doubt it) after we run out of things to burn in 100 years and not before.
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  1840. LOL at Facebook likes. Hell one of the reasons I quit Fakebook in 2015 (beside the fact it's a voluntary surveillance system) is because there was no dislike button. If I can't collect downthumbs/hates and have those numbers show (my Reddit account hit -10,000 karma a few weeks ago, that life goal accomplished) then fuck it.
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  1841. Sounds like the Illuminati recruiting new members.
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  1842. I have no career and live on welfare (soon to be called a universal income) so have no need for Skillshare or to improve myself (don't see the point when I'll probably be dead in less than 40 years, to me that makes as much sense as building a sand castle while the tide is coming in).
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  1843. Thing is the future IS already set as much as the past is and free will is an illusion (any choices you make were already predestined). All of time actually exists all at once, but humans can only see the present so we divide and label it as such.
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  1844. Apparently it's hard to NOT have a clickbait title when your audience is a bunch of morons that assume the stupidest things from said title.
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  1845. 11:55 The perfect solution. Too bad with the current round of riots this wasn't done. Make examples of them with military force and you would have less riots.
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  1846. I wanna see Mark Maguire hit it with an aluminum bat.
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  1847.  @alygan00  Nope, because light has to shine through all of them. You will run into light source power and heat limits in all liklihood.
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  1848. 1:12 Utterly disappointed. Just another reason corpse donation should not be optional but mandated by law after the funeral is over. On to the next video.
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  1849.  @adampetersen2494  Inanimate objects (=corpses) shouldn't have any rights or choices once they are corpses. That concept is about as dumb as corporations are also a person.
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  1850. 19:05 Can't really blame him. Only the truly desperate willing to do anything warm and wet will settle for a loose, stretched-out cunt. There's several reasons why porn stars and models tend to avoid pregnancy, that's one of them. The other is very few get their figure back and tend to stay fat after dropping the kid.
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  1851.  @44R0Ndin  Obviously the other 49 states couldn't care less and do fine without it. We already know everything causes cancer, no need to legally require to state the obvious in a warning label on everything. It's pointless and just adds cost to put that on everything with a label and try to avoid it without resorting to living in a cave off-grid. It's kinda like stating hot coffee is hot on every lid after that stupid lady burnt herself with it.
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  1852.  @sinocte  It wouldn't be for long if manufacturers quit giving a shit and put their foot down when it came to stupid laws and regulations. Instead of cater to them simply refuse to sell to them. Not a problem at all to do if that was the general industry-wide response to where even the competition did the same. That's what they should have done when Europe enacted that rohs crap 15 years ago, everyone simply stop selling to Europe.
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  1853. Should switch from reeds to air-tight stainless steel barrels tied together with stainless wire rope. Far less mainbtenance needed then.
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  1854.  @davidcruz8667  With caustic enough chemicals and with enough heat and time sure but with just fresh water in a lake that takes thousands of years, it's why sinks are made from it. Even salt water with carbonic acid from dissolved CO2 takes centuries. The Gateway Arch in St. Louis is clad in 6mm of it and hasn't even come close to rust spotting anywhere in 60 years. No maintenance ever necessary as long as water is kept from the carbon steel underneath the cladding (which happened after about 40 years due to brittle/leaky welds, not because of the steel itself).
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  1855.  @romrom347  Compassion is for morons. Boo hoo, peope died, as if that's a rare occurance or something. Though apparently it's not common enough, humans are still not even a threatened species, let alone endangered.
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  1856. This is why China is better. At least with totalitarian gov'ts public acceptance isn't required and is just a nice-to-have formality. I'm sure they'd be as nuclear as France to clean up their air if it weren't for nuclear costs vs cheap coal. There's is mostly economics, so maybe when coal gets rare and prices rise to higher than nuclear in 100 years they will switch.
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  1857.  @viceralman8450  That's the beauty of dictatorships, they are not beholden to corporations, special interest groups, or anyone else and need no justification. Only way to improve upon that is remove humans from gov't altogether and put an AI to run everything worldwide in it's place.
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  1858. 1:20 In other words, the houses now cost more now in UK currency than they actually weigh. Less land to go around per person = higher prices.
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  1859. Dunno why people are still posting, 6k comments, no one is going to scroll through all that just to read yours.
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  1860. Iraq should probably just give up and merge with Kuwait instead of try to invade it. Or simply call it quits and dissolve and let the cards fall where they will. If countries were ran as businesses Iraq should have a going out of business sale like the Soviet Union or Yugoslavia did.
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  1861. SIdeprojects = the potpourri of things left over that don't really fit on his other 9 channels.
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  1862. TLDW: gravity did it's thing to the Concorde.
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  1863.  @foxtrotnine  Then cross our DNA with frogs' DNA so we are.something better than each half, then try it.
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  1864.  Jason B  Yeah in hindsight she was a bit strange and demented. My whole family was and still is. I remember when I was around 8-10 (I think, it was 35-40 years ago) me and her were in the back garden just standing around talking about nothing too important after she was done picking cucumbers to make pickles and she was in a 1940's dress (she never got new clothes if old ones still worked and had no moth holes, lost button = sew on another one) and just started taking a piss where she stood mid-conversation. Apparently she wasn't wearing bloomers that day.
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  1865.  @randomnessrules4971  Sorry, I missed the reference since I never watched those.
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  1866. First I would have kept my mouth shut, but if it was too late for that I would have just done my 10 years rather than be a snitch. Snitches and whistle-blowers always tend to die sooner someway, somehow.
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  1867.  @DC-js4gk  Glad I have no friends to bury. I really couldn't care less if somehow the whole planet died and I was the last human on Earth. I've been "social distancing" since 2006, so even if it turned out like that I would hardly notice, other than having to generate my own power and grow my own food instead of having it delivered and no new YT videos to watch. I didn't even know there was a plague until a few weeks ago when everyone started bitching about it online.
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  1868. WTF? Why would they even think of doing this? A new internet challenge?
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  1869. Oh well, fuck the internet, let it die since I've already download the best parts of it that actually interest me (ie 120,000+ movies). Thankfully I generate my own power and can grow my own food if necessary, so don't need a power grid or civilization either. Civilization is a convenience, not a necessity.
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  1870. So why can't I murder anyone if there's statistically a 1 in 3 chance I can get away with it? Nice guide BTW, though haven't needed one since the 1980's.
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  1871. Free will is an illusion, newer experiments in quantum mechanics either proves it or at least points to that (Brian Green's books, in short past, present and future is an illusion, time actually exists all at once and whatever the future is can't be changed no more than the past can). Hell even Jean Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise knew that. Humans are basically just another self-overglorified animal, and there is no god(s) doing or guiding anything.
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  1872. Why not just build a solid Dyson sphere around the planet and be done with it?
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  1873. @Nathan Mendes we already have a good head start for building one around the Earth apparently.
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  1874. So we plan on exporting our fucked up outdated 5000yo timekeeping system to Mars? What a wasted opportunity for a fresh start (10 hours per day, 100 atomic seconds per minute 100 minutes per hour would be fine, it doesn't need to match what the sun is doing, that changes over time anyway).
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  1875.  @n.m.8802  yeah they didn't chop off enough heads.
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  1876. Lol all these crazy pills, it's almost safer to just buy an old diethermy machine on eBay, lay under that and turn it up to 11, and RF cook the fat out with 1-3kW's (or whatever your pain tolerance will allow) of 13.56-27.12 MHz. Start to sweat with no physical exertion in a cold room = time to get out before you are too far beyond medium rare.
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  1877. 4:10 slow down from what? Don't go fast in teh first place by having a life then oen doesn't need to slow down. Democrats are running the shit show now, so it's probably easier to get Social Security and make having a job optional (what I did long ago, simply tell them life and living it made you lose your mind).
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  1878.  @Blazing584  No such things as souls, that's just wishful thinking.
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  1879. Nucear power is fine when you don't have a bunch of ignorant 3rd world hillbillies playing with it or people trying to save a buck by doing it as cheap as possible.
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  1880. This is why NATO should just step aside and let a Middle East coalition led by Iran wipe Israel off the map (turn it into a trinitite parking lot if need be) and be done with it. More shit has happened there since 1948 than the previous 1000 years, and that's no coincidence.
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  1881. "0:15 The lonely cry of an early morning girl + 0:25 the dead bodies" Damn, and I thought I had wild weekend parties.
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  1882. Lemme know when Keeps reverses baldness rather than prevents it and I might buy some in 20 years when/if I actually need it.
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  1883. Religion is so stupid. The universe and everything in it means nothing, it just is, and hope is nothing if not false.
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  1884. Had she been born 50 years later her and Ed Gein would have been a match made in hell.
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  1885. Well, I can't really blame him. As far as I'm concerned I have no country or allegiances and just happen to be born here so if I happen to be in a position to make some cash selling out the US to the highest bidder I would do so with the only hesitation being used for price negotiation.
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  1886. Why is everyone worried about some draft? Fuck the draft, I'll go to jail (where it's safer) before I go to war, as everyone should since last I checked Iran isn't invading the US.
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  1887. eh I still got my 1080 ti and z77/16GB 1600 DDR3/3770k from 2012. Good enough for a few more years if need be. Buying other parts in the meantime and now Microcenter is out of stock on the TR40 extreme Alpha II mobos. At least I managed to grab a 24-channel raid card for $630 after it spiked from $400 but before it went to $1700+.
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  1888. Why not use a real sealed loop instead of 2 tanks? Not too hard to do with multiple stages cooling the compressors of the stage ahead of it (ie -20C bp for first refridgerant and 4 stages after that 50C colder than the previous with LN2 at the last/main loop). Only downside is the pressures involved when it's not running and is allowed to reach room temp (might explode if it's not designed to handle it).
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  1889. 0:45 only bring kids into the world if you are a sadist. 8B is too many already and the source of the climate problem. I suppose the problem will eventually solve itself when billions die and the new max sustainable capacity of Earth is 100M or less (less humans = less carbon production).
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  1890. We're not due for another of that size for another 35M years. Humans will be extinct long before then anyway.
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  1891. Payback's a bitch. Wait until China is the sole superpower in a few decades.
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  1892. 17:00 I concur. 3M people all leaving Nashville at once after the total eclipse was over in 2017 was hell. Interstate was litarally a 100-mile long parking lot. It would have been quicker to get out and walk 300 miles home (5 hours to get there, 3 days to get back).
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  1893. Why give a shit about some nuclear accident that might occur 10,000 years from now? That's so far ahead not only will everyone now alive be dead anyway but homo sapiens as a species will no longer exist (either through extinction or technology-aided evolution). Quit worrying about it and let the distant future deal with it, they, if anyone, will probably be better equipped.
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  1894. Now please do a video on how lasers remove tattoos. And stretch marks. Since apparently most of the the internet still thinks that everyone is still stuck with those in 2021 and needs to be informed.
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  1895.  @danielnoakes9323  What's depressing about it? Me and my parents couldn't stand each other, if anything it's something to celebrate.
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  1896.  @danielnoakes9323  /shrug did fine without them anyway.
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  1897.  @shorx9199  No idea. I'm sure if I really wanted to I could do some digging and find out but honestly I don't care. It's been 32 years, if they are not dead by now they probably will be in another decade or 2. Then again, my great grandpa lived to 106, so there's those genes to worry about.
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  1898.  @carnuatus  By definition he is. Jack the Ripper is also legendary, people still remember him going on 2 centuries later and probably will 10 from now if humans aren't extinct then. Legends don't have to be remembered fondly.
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  1899.  @augustuscaesar8287  I dunno why people give a shit about what China does. Any genocide (even if it weren't a bunch of internet bullshit like most fake news) is a good one with 8B people as far as I'm concerned, that's way too many and the source of climate change. As far as starting wars, China wasn't the one that invaded the Middle East and totally fucked the politics there to the point of triggering civil wars for nearly 20 years. Or wasn't the one that tried and failed over 600 times to covertly assassinate or overthrow Fidel Castro. And I don't see it sending battle ships and aircraft carriers to the gulf of Mexico or off the coast of CA like the US is in the South China Sea, even though it prob should as a response. Now The CCP may not be perfect, but I'd argue the USA is far worse. I know, I actually live in the USA atm.
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  1900. Able to make "a" recovery = He lived, but probably wishes he didn't after seeing the bill.
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  1901. Oughta just declare Marshal Law and repeal the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and send in the military to kill them all, see how they like dem apples. George Floyd is just a convenient excuse to ignore Covid and act like a thug. No amount bitching and bellyaching or rioting is going to change anything, never has, never will, other than eventually leading to gov't crackdowns and reduced freedoms (curfews are just a start), rather than magically adding more.
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  1902. Hopefully humans start eating each other when the food gets scarce. Maybe then they will wisen up and start requiring reproduction licences to have kids (limited number per year with who gets one chosen at random or sold to the highest bidder) instead of in effect pay them to have more of them with welfare checks.
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  1903.  Eternal Cowboy  It's that kind of thinking that most of the world is an overcrowded shit hole and getting worse. Hopefully soon there'll be a single global gov't that won't give a shit what you or any other individual thinks. Personally I'd rather see requiring licences to breed as opposed to mass executions, forced sterilizations, or letting several billion starve to death to cap the population at 1B or so (probably the upper limit on what is actually sustainable without eventually having a situation where there's equal misery for all).
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  1904. Instead of time zones the idiots should have simply ignored the sun's position and picked 1 time/date for the whole globe (prob GMT back then). Hours and minutes a clock gives are just labels anyway, who cares if "noon" is at 9PM in a given city.
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  1905. Must have not been much of a secret.
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  1906. Meh I love RGB, my PC has a spare 500W 5v supply to run it all (over 2500 led's).
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  1907. I like the oldschool 2-valve solution as the next best option, half as sensitive to valve position since you're not increasing one and decreasing the other at the same time. Best option is simply use an electronic valve that automatically adjusts the valves via stepper motors and a variable temp sensor. Someone flushes the toilet = no big deal, esp if there's a 3-gallon buffer tank so the sensor has plenty of time to react.
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  1908. 12:00 To be honest no one is gonna pair a $2000 video card with a plain/common/basic $50-100 ATX case. They will probably put it in a Core W200 or an Obsidian 1000D.
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  1909. 0:44 I dunno why pow's were a thing anyway. Cheaper just to kill everyone on site (recognized enemy army or not recognized enemy army) and take no prisoners since you can then devote more resources to your own army. Silly things like war crimes only matter if you lose.
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  1910.  @Ashannon888  kill them all so there's no one left to invade you. Kinda poiintless to even bother with war if the body count isn't as high as possible. Had no problem nuking 100k civilians at a time in '45, dunno why everyone is so squeamish today.
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  1911. What's the point of impeachment when he got voted out anyway? 11 days left, forget about it and let the clock run out. I'd say go for it if he was looking at 2nd term (which then none of this would have happened since he woudn't have thrown a temper tantrum).
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  1912. This is why I'm wary of cheap AYCE sushi joints. And gas station food in general.
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  1913. Hunting games = it's a 'free" phone game so it's a waste of money. Probably cheaper to buy a rifle and other hunting gear and go hunting in real life if you are into that.
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  1914. Considering I seldom see a difference of having a boot drive that can do 1GB/s vs 7 I'd say watercooling it is unnecessary outside bragging rights among nerds. I suppose if I had 2 of them and were frequently moving 10GB+ video files between them but I'm not doing much of that. Most of my backups and archiving are to spinning rust so the SSD D drive is capped to the HDD speeds anyway.
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  1915. It can't be that bad for you if you don't have AIDS to get aggravated by it. I mean hell there's cookie dough ice cream.
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  1916. Eh why use a kettle when a micowave can cook anything if you throw enough power at it. I'd love to get my hands on a working 1947 vintage radar range that ran at about 6kW and was mostly just a jerry rigged repurposed radar transmitter since those weren't needed much anymore after WW2 was over. Rare because they cost $5k ($60k in 2020 $) so hardly anyone could afford it.
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  1917. Mental note: when doing illegal things, like beign a fa9, it's best not to involve the cops and solve your own problems.
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  1918. 5:05 Well, I bet they will be after all that. How is turning a huge chunk of the population into criminals (people will do whatever it takes to eat and have a roof when there's no other option, law be damned) and having to pay for their imprisonment or execution a productive improvement? Sounds like a recipe for the low-scores to go kill as many high-scores as possible, since the lows have little to lose anyway.
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  1919. 10:05 LOL
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  1920. Fuck 40 series. For gaming my 3080 will be good enough forever since most people are still on 1080 ti's after 5 years (Steam data). If I need more vram if I get into doing something that actually makes money like 3d design and rendering I'll just get a used 3090 (24GB) or an RTX 8000 (48GB) for 10% current cost on eBay in 10 years, yet still will still have over half the speed and power need of the 50- or 60-series.
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  1921. If your car has a million miles on it time to get a new(er) one, with at least cd player. Or just hook your phone to a FM transmitter (assuming there's an FM radio in it).
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  1922. Meh I still use CFLs' since another 50Wh saved a day ea isn't worth the expense vs the cost of replacing them in 10,000 hours (the led's will last 50k, but the cheaply made driver circuits will not). I do have a 100W led floodlamp, simply because that actually makes a difference vs a 1kW Halogen.
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  1923. @Cancer McAids POWs = 18 years of the enemy's effort, so win-win.
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  1924. I guess time travelers are a thing. Or could just be pareidolia.
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  1925. Ah the days before .mp3's were invented. I got so excited to get a CD walkman that didn't skip (at least not as easily as the previous versions) in the mid 1990's.
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  1926.  @_Stin_  Well, sending in a SWAT team based just on Facebook posts alone is just a recipe for multiple lawsuits, if not deaths. Plus given the size of the internet it's physically impossible to send in SWAT or a drone with Hellfire missiles to every internet troll's physical address. Hell 4chan alone would keep them busy 24/7/365, apparently I'm not the only one that doesn't give a shit about what other people think.
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  1927. What happened to the Mark 11, 12, and 13?
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  1928. More humans does equal more problems, and not necessarily more progress, that's diminishing returns vs more problems after a couple billion and we're 4x over that. And of course YT channels are going to be (over)optimistic. No one wants to subscribe to a Debby-downer channel, even if it means being treated like a mushroom (fed bullshit that most want to hear).
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  1929. This is exactly why I just steal it via RARBG torrents.
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  1930.  @elwoodzmake  they've been saying that for centuries. Actually probably as long as religion has existed. Supposed to have flying cars and fusion power plants by now as well. Most likely immortality is forever science fiction like backwards time travel and warp drives. Even if biologically immortal (beyond 130 years ever happening I'm pretty skeptical) statistics would kill you sooner or later. With current things like murder rates someone's number would be up in 2-3 millenia. And that would actually go down if suddenly death rates vs birth rates plummeted and the global pop grew to 50B in a few generations as a result. You'd just end up murdered at 150-200 and that would be the most common way to go instead of heart disease. I wouldn't want to live potentially forever even if it were free in such an overcrowded shit hole, it's bad enough as is, particularly in places like Bangaldesh, Ecuador, or NYC.
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  1931.  @AEON.  All those tariffs do is raise the price of everything. And I say fuck the USA, I will buy Chinese even if I end up paying 2x as much as American after the tariffs just on principle. But at the end of the day China's feelings won't be hurt, the USA soon won't even be China's main customer, and all those tarrifs do is make them retaliate with tarrifs on US exports (they are working on a most internal economy anyway, so won't matter), so we fuck ourselves probably even more than we fuck them.
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  1932. 4:20 an 88km tunnel that's also a canal rather than a road? That would be a great spot to dispose of bodies.
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  1933. Let's hope 2024 is better when the 4080 is out. GPUs currently are what tormenting nightmares are made of. Like being horny as hell after a 5 year dry spell and surrounded by 30 naked models you can look at but not touch (nor can you touch yourself) while they all posses the knowledge of which buttons to push for the most effect to tease you. Or no food or water for 4 days and being taken to a smorgasbord by your "friends" but not allowed to eat or drink and only watch them do so. Or...
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  1934. given the price of the prizes just rent an address for a month and get an international plane ticket if you are in a place where the gov't hates you. All that would still be getting it at half price. Better solution still is just leave the shit hole country with such laws and never return.
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  1935. I simply never leave my apartment = no mask ever required. If everyone told the gov't they were crazy so they got a disability check like I did decades ago no one else would ever need to leave either. With everyone wearing a mask I'm surprised robberies haven't at least went up 10x over the same time last year.
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  1936. Reminds me of that ancient song by Queensryche. Silent Lucidity.
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  1937.  @danielsmithiv1279  Yup. Nothing would please me more than to see them go extinct. Better them than 100 other endangered species.
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  1938. Sounds like a village idiot even worse than Trump and the current 9 clowns of the Supreme Circus.
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  1939. I can't wait for a 100% accurate brain interface to where keyboards are not needed at all. Think of a word, there it is on the screen. Build on that tech to where the reverse also happens, have the PC also directly stimulate brains then no speakers, mice or screens needed either. Too bad I was born/stuck in a shitty century.
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  1940. No health insurance (ie not rich) in USA and too much paperwork and red tape = with a cancer diagnosis you might as well just say your goodbyes and off yourself and save yourself the drama and suffering. You are apparently not worth the expense and effort of being kept alive a few more decades if you have little money and pay little to no taxes. Ironically he probably would have been treated faster and free of charge if he was in prison for murder.
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  1941. Even if everyone was turned into the Hulk as a result I still say we should go nuclear. Maybe after we run out of coal, oil and gas in 100 years and are forced to out of necessity.
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  1942. Yeah prayers always help /sarcasm.
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  1943. 10:40 Still running a 24-core Threadripper, probably will until the 2030's.
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  1944. I don't know why all those billions of dollars spent every year on shipping isn't going to R&D new 3D printer tech to where everything can be bought online as a blueprint and printed at home. Just make printers that work with all 92 natural elements with single-atom resolution instead of just a few plastic filaments with primitive 200um resolution. Get on that, then eventually almost no shipping needed at all once everyone has one of those printers (just the raw element refills).
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  1945. Wait until 2067 and there's little O2 left on Earth. Bet your opinion will change by then.
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  1946. Still waiting on torpedos tipped with tactical nukes to vaporize aircraft carriers.
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  1947. Bingham Canyon mine (assuming it's not mega enough for the other channel).
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  1948. Sucks to be them, glad it wasn't me. No thoughts or prayers this time around since unlike everyone else I know they don't help.
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  1949. 0:22 Venezuela = low quality oil and cocaine.
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  1950. At scalper prices you might get a potato for $1000 that will blow up the day after the warranty expires due to manufacturers having to get parts from chinese fabs, half of which are counterfeit.
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  1951. 40% of murders are never solved. Nice to know serial killing is still a viable hobby or career choice, just in case my victims end up as my slaves in an afterlife.
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  1952.  @iangallagher4135  Yeah, plenty.
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  1953. 5:05 LHR is prob not used for mining, so I'd give that priority when looking for used.
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  1954. eh I tend to use 6000k (daylight) bulbs anyway. Never was a fan of those "warm" lights.
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  1955. Apparently that goldsmith should have used tungsten instead of silver. 19.25 vs 19.3g/cm3 = too little of a difference to see at the time. Hell even today it's used to make fake 400 oz ingots (solid gold = $750k, tungsten plated with about $50K worth of gold = $53k = $697K profit).
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  1956.  @animewhatifs-plusultra7295  no more Kuiper belt, it'd all be converted to DS material. Same for the Oort cloud, all 8 planets, and half the sun too = only objects to attract would be from nearby star systems if we happen to obit close enough to one every 250M years around the Milky Way or during the collision with Andromeda in 4B years (unlikely).
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  1957. I wonder how he came to the conclusions he did since unlike Galileo he didn't have access to a telescope (not invented until almost a century later).
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  1958.  @DeerJerky  beggars can't be choosers apparently. I guess his book isn't selling that well.
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  1959.  @lauragyte6355  it was inferred.
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  1960. Well, having an army of animators helps, probably still takes a lot of total man-hours.
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  1961.  @lunchmeat7495  It is if the manufacturer says so and that is the msrp they set. Is it stil la good value if you already have a card from the previous 5-10 years that still works? Not by any stretch of the imagination if you just game with it and not also use it for your job (a very small market).
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  1962. 5:00 I can agree to that. Death by euphoria while having a wet dream is probably the best way to go. Not gonna live forever anyway. Also agree to getting rid of all humans to solve human-caused climate change.
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  1963. 6:00 or 8000 Toyota Corollas.
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  1964. How does this hero not have 1M subs? Must be a newish channel.
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  1965. A recovery vs a full recovery = he lived, but probably wishes he didn't, especially after getting the hospital bill for all that.
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  1966.  @trollrat2828  also don't care if they asked if I cared or not.
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  1967. And this is why totalitarianism is better than democracy, that will eventually bankrupt itself by buying votes.
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  1968. Fuck it. If humans can't even care for 1 planet then they shouldn't get a chance to fuck up another, let them all die.
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  1969.  @farmeunit  Process won't get smaller than 3nm. That's only 30 atoms, transisters will get way too leaky below that.
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  1970. I hope when WW3 does happen China kicks the US's ass and takes us down a peg or two or even makes us no longer a superpower with China taking our place. We have no business in the South China Sea anyway. How would the US like it If China decided to try to dictate what the US does with Puerto Rico or if they decided to put some military bases a few hundred miles off the coast of California? MIND YOUR OWN FUCKING BUSINESS.
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  1971. And I thought Tropico 1-6 was based on Cuba. Sounds more like it's based on Venezuela after 2005.
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  1972. Elon Musk is in fact insane. Well, he's a billionaire so the term used is eccentric. Half the things he tweets is either silly bullshit or daydreaming out loud, including putting 1m people on Mars by 2050 (unless the goal is 1M dead people killed in the most expensive way possible). Considering the $50B price tag of just putting 1 person on Mars for a few day visit even that is unlikely before 2050, if ever. There's no justifiable scientific reason to do so when drones and rovers can do it as well as a human can if not better (that day is fast approaching, humans can't fly on Mars for days at a time, a new drone design can). $50B is better spent on multiple projects/experiments, not sunk into a single mission with little additional scientific value (hell the Webb Telescope is doing enough damage as far as eating most of the limited funding dollars).
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  1973. If only Corsair's LL/QL fans did it that way. Cable management for 12 rgb fans is a nightmare with 24 ribbon cables going everywhere from just the fans and some being too long/too short.
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  1974. Meh forget lucid dreams, I want a PC brain interface so I can get rid of my clunky monitor, speakers, kb, mouse, and ancient vr headset. You can't get higher definition than what can pass as real, no holodeck would be required. Some computer tech consortium that cooks up standards needs to get on that.
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  1975. Eh I 'll get one when there's a water block for it (have a metal shop CNC machine one from CAD = $800, I'll just wait for someone else like EK or Aquatune do it in bulk). Really wish they'd make layouts and dimensions identical so I could just plop my 1080 ti block on it.
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  1976.  @StineWins  I imagine he does since he also does the writing afaik.
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