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My dog must think she’s a cat. :(
2·23 hours agoNot just cold fusion. We are still working on creating hot fusion reactions that are controlled. That honestly makes sense. It’s kinda weird that we were able to theorize the uncontrolled reaction of fission, and then used that to create a mostly kinda stable controlled fission reactor.
Punching children in the mouth and stealing loose teeth.
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3·24 hours agoIs there any company out there that sells PCs with Linux pre-installed? I make a ton of money selling custom built PCs that have Linux pre-installed and tested.
Linux Mint
$15 for 50 DVD-Rs on Amazon
Not with fire. With concentrated light. We had to focus on that shit.
5·1 day agoIn actuality, QI is illegal according to the laws as passed and written, not as practiced.
That’s the opposite of what this is talking about. They are telling the developers that the computer should never be used the way we currently use LLMs.
1·2 days agoThey don’t import American chicken because the cost difference would destroy the local farms.
Surely the local farms can produce chickens cheaper than importing them across the Atlantic. I know we have cheap goods here, but not that cheap.
Oh, that wasn’t just my collection. That was the entire family’s, plus like 5 other kids family’s collections. Admittedly, the smallest town I’ve lived in had a population of ≈20,000 people.
In 1984 we had on console Pac Man, Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, Frogger, Super Mario Bros (Famicom), Jet Set Willy, Elite (Amiga), The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy, Kings Quest 1, and Pitfall 2, just to name a few of the many classic titles we had access to.
Not sure if it is still the case, but back in '96 when I learned to drive, I was told that insurance companies charge more for red and black cars, because they get pulled over more frequently than other colors.
I owned 6 SAABs that were made from '82 - '90. I refused to touch a GM SAAB. Didn’t even buy them with less than 100,000 miles on the odometer. 1/6 died at ≈750,000 miles. That was my fault, found out about hydroplaning the hard way, on I-75. The other 5 died between 1.3-1.7 million miles. Never quite got one to 2,000,000. Several hundred people have, and despite SAAB not making a car since 2011, they still keep adding cars to the list of 2,000,000+
Looks like some “independent” corporations will need to make some rare earth pizza ovens then, since they applied them to corporations, and not the US as a whole. As I said, performative. Looks like China is trying to get trump to apply a ton of tarrifs, so that they have cassus belli, or reasons to continue the trade war.
The they I was referring to are the defence manufacturers that China just slapped with tariffs. Seems to be performative.
2·6 days agoWe aren’t even in the top 10 fattest countries. Hell, for a few years at the beginning of the 2000s, GB was fatter than we were.
I am allowed to hop on stage with Red Grammar (Andy Grammar’s Father) and make any song he sings a duet. I got this privilege completely by accident, when I was 7 or 8.