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  • Some of this is safety equipment and more recently batteries and hybrid equipment, which takes up space. Some of this is simply design and aesthetics.

  • I know someone who seems to be addicted to meeting people online and they just pretend to be broke once they’re tired of the attention, ask for money, and the person disappears.

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  • The computers were always slow. SSDs are a wonderful thing as are multicore processors.

    But I miss when I had a positive view of tech.

  • As much as I’m a fan of nuclear for backstopping renewables, it’s really expensive and batteries are getting cheaper all the time. maybe an investment in renewables might be better for the planet?

  • the currency’s fixed, verifiable rules confront users with what he sees as objective truth in a world of “fake money, fake food, fake news, fake everything.” In his view, Bitcoin is not merely adjacent to Christian culture but fundamentally based on its values.

    Conservatives just can’t comprehend a world in colour. Or even greyscale.

  • You can always do longer. So test early and often.

    Steaming in a microwave is a good option, as it retains more nutrients. Harder to test in there though.

  • As someone whose fitness is CrossFit adjacent, it’s so true for a significant portion of gyms.

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  • Not unlike mammals, really (at the same age).

  • I think they’re talking about WWE. Buckets of blood? I don’t think so.

  • Demand for electricity will raise electricity prices, and demand for gas to run the electricity plants will raise heating costs.

    Demand for RAM makes the price of even Rapsberry Pi go up. The AI bubble is the tail wagging the economy dog.

  • I’ve looked into the frames a few times. They’re a bit of a niche product and I guess for elderly people because they absolutely max out at 1080p. The displays are awful.

    Using the TV is a bit overkill in size but at least it’s hopefully a good display.

  • That drop is more than it’s worth.

  • They’ve been hiding behind the chicken tax, aggressively marketing high margin pickup trucks that only appeal to the local market for decades.

    They only make 40% of cars sold in USA. Chinese EVs may push them over the edge but they’ve been teetering there since the Japanese invasion in the late 1980s.

  • I put in about 40hrs a year on scraping and painting and the total building envelope is only 160m2, and is much less detailed.

  • There’s nowhere close to the demand for artisanship anymore. Rich people display their wealth through expensive disposable items, not carefully made things.

  • It’s been quite a while since I used iWork, but iWork is different than office. In some ways it’s a better product - the layout and formatting in Pages is worlds ahead of Word. It’s not a clone of the Office suite, which works to its advantage.