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by Server6 5y ago
You pay them off?
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by Server6 5y ago
Sony spent 20+ years building up and planning their 1st party studios. Microsoft could do that too, but it would take 20 more years. They don't have the time for that and acquisition is really their only option. I don't like it ei
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by Server6 5y ago
Why would we need two? I would think the next one 20+ years from now would hopefully be exponentially better.
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by Server6 5y ago
I did this for a decade and gained 60lb. I've since lost it, mainly from cooking at home.
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by Server6 5y ago
TSMC's largest customers are American though. Apple, Nvidia, and AMD. These companies sourced their chips internationally to TSMC for cost reasons, related mainly to labor. They're to blame. There's a compounding effect too.
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by Server6 5y ago
I can't take Breaking Points seriously. It's basically a mainstream media dunkfest that rides the line of being right-wing full blown crazy - which I suspect is a good chuck of their audience.
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by Server6 5y ago
Yeah, I agree there's some waste and boondoggles. I'm just arguing that they're necessary in order for government to function.
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by Server6 5y ago
I don't understand why people are so opposed to pork spending? Pork is how things got done historically. Sure on the surface it's wasteful, but it promotes compromise and greases the wheels of government. None of the great works i
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by Server6 5y ago
It's fairly clear what the exit criteria is. Hospital capacity. When hospitals are filling up COVID measures are necessary. COVID is endemic now and will ebb and flow over the next decade. As such I would expect COVID measures to come
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by Server6 5y ago
Personally the biggest thing holding me back from buying a non-Tesla is the Supercharging network. Infrastructure for any other manufacture isn't there yet and its going to be a few more years before anything else is as good.
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by Server6 5y ago
I mainly use the Google Maps app on the iPhone.
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by Server6 5y ago
I like their shoes because they're not crazy styled. Normal standard shoes - no bullshit. They're comfortable and if a pair wears out I can buy the exact same shoe. Have you ever tried to replace a pair Nikes with the the same sho
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by Server6 5y ago
This is because the west has outsourced our manufacturing and therefore our emissions to China. We're all responsible for it, so don't just blame "the other". The world needs to reduce its emissions. A big part of this
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by Server6 5y ago
Not OP, but yeah the market has clearly changed. Everything we consume today and media in general has been fractured, organized into subcategories, and is now delivered by algorithms. I my opinion the problem isn't that there is no dem
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by Server6 5y ago
DDG is fine for most things. It's made a lot inroads, not because its gotten better, but because Google has gotten worse.
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by Server6 5y ago
Most people can charge at home overnight. According the US census 65% of adults own their own home. Sure infrastructure needs built out for the remaining 35% of renters. However the demand won't be there for a while since most renters
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by Server6 5y ago
Resource depletion followed by mass migration.
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by Server6 5y ago
Here's the thing, you don't NEED social media. It's not a utility. Your quality of life won't diminish if you don't have access to it. I suggest deleting it and not using it for a few months and see how you feel. I
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by Server6 5y ago
Fusion can be a chain ration. In stars its caused by intense uninterpreted gravitational pressure. In the H-Bomb its triggered by a smaller fission explosion. Fusion chain reactions just require so much energy its hard (if not impossible) t
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by Server6 5y ago
Internet access should be considered a utility and explicitly NOT subject to "free market" territory. It's a core driver of our modern economy and essential for pretty much everything these days. It should be mostly if not wh
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by Server6 5y ago
For sure. I'd tip them if I saw them.
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by Server6 5y ago
It's been like this forever and why gerrymandering is even a thing.
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by Server6 5y ago
True, but they're making most of their money from western whiter countries. Which is reflected in their actors/stars. However this is already changing and will get better as the global market continues to expand.
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by Server6 5y ago
I canceled cable in 2009 and have been collecting media for 10+ years. It's grown into around 60TB and has become effectively my own personal streaming service that I share with my family and a handful of close friends.
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by Server6 5y ago
I'm more concerned about predicable rain patterns than warmer weather. What happens if rainfall in America's breadbasket starts to decline? Even a small sustained change could have deep ramifications.
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by Server6 5y ago
How about this. This article is written by self proclaimed "amateur scientist" Willis Eschenbach and is a certified hack and kook. Everything he writes should be taken with giant grain of salt.
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by Server6 5y ago
Yeah if Microsoft released an xCloud device that looked like a Switch that could side load emulators I'd buy it.
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by Server6 5y ago
Its for MGM's IP and back catalog so Amazon can literally rent it for a monthly price.
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by Server6 6y ago
Here's a list: Apple – American Samsung Mobile – South Korean Nokia Mobile – Finnish Google Pixel – American Sony Mobile – Japanese LG – South Korean BLU Products – American Lava – Indian Sharp – J
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by Server6 6y ago
This is unnecessary though. You just plug your car in every night like a cell phone and you have full charge every day. Tesla's supercharger network is plenty fast for long trips and adds a nominal amount of extra time.

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