nutjob2

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by nutjob2 9mo ago
In my experience (short term) memory completely recovers after you stop smoking pot.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
If we've learned anything from this administration it is that the government can ignore the law longer than you can stay alive. Arming yourself against lawless government in every legal way is advisable.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
Your implication is that investors are in some way infallible? Hilarious.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
It's a con, his AI business is failing, so he's rolling it up into the profitable business. Did a similar thing with Twitter. This is so obvious, but it's so stupid and at this scale that people find it hard to believe.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
I've had some amateur adventures with my jury-rigged equipment (pressure washer, wet-vac) involving the long term collision of an idiot who pours grease down the sink drain and an in use toilet. The most notable thing was the smell I e
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
> to leave those allies with only American companies to buy from This is conspiratorial nonsense, the EU has Sweden's Ericsson and Finland's Nokia and along with South Korea's Samsung there are plenty of choices. I can&#x2
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Tesla lurches into the Musk robotics era(ft.com)
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Tesla scraps models in pivot to AI(ft.com)
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
> The ICE person states they will not try to enter and if the clerk touches them, they will yank the person out of the building. I'm not sure what the agent has to do to qualify as a threat to you, but at the very least this is thug
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
You don't wired need display output, just WiFi. Motorola's Smart Connect desktop uses Miracast for using TVs and the like as desktop monitors as well as wired. I got my moto g84 5G with 8/256 GB for about 170 euros new and it
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
ICE are just Trump's goons used to rough up blue states. Their tools are fear, teargas, capsicum spray, false arrest, kidnap and murder. The fact that the feds won't allow access to evidence and actively destroy it and ICE refuse
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
The other thing having many channels gives you is the ability to have much larger drive sizes, which fixes that problem.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
And he doesn't even have to follow through if he doesn't need it, he can probably sell it into the super tight market and profit that way. I guess the memory companies loved the deal because they knew prices would skyrocket. I won
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
> The car basically drives me everywhere with no interventions I believe you, but occasionally it will try to kill you.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
If you're a big enough target, that is inevitable. You may become a big enough target only when it's too late to undo it.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
A factor that people have not considered is that the copyright status of AI generated text is not settled law and precedent or new law may retroactively change the copyright status of a whole project. Maybe a bit unlikely, but still an issu
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
This is my point. If you look at the actual behavior and read people's comments in forums you'll see that almost no one sticks to their "hard limit". Including me! People's competitive behavior, or "you're
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
If you enter your maximum bid in ebay you're revealing it. With sniping no one can discover your maximum bid. The 'nibblers' will invariably show up and bid small amounts until they exceed your maximum bid, while not revealin
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
Sniping is the only way to bid for two reasons: - bidding more than once and allowing time for others to counter bid drives up the price through competition for the item. Sniping also removes the temptation to counter bid, rather than to st
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
If you're starting a business from scratch, that's 50% of what you do, and it lasts longer than 8 weeks.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
I bought a mini PC today. On the US website, it goes for $460, on the German website it goes for 360 euros or $420. But that price includes 20% tax so its actually $335. Prices for the same product are about 37.5% higher in the US. It'
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
Heat pumps work fine on batteries. The better solution is extensive battery storage and (intermittent) grid power, under the circumstances.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
Yes, but if people didn't carry balances and incur fees there wouldn't be money for rewards and various bonuses and promotions.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
American reward cards still work fine in the EU yielding 2% on all purchases, 3% on groceries and 5% on time limited categories.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
No because penalty amounts are routinely slashed to a tiny fraction of the original claim.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
Again, so what? Your claim is says "forced" and "dangerous" but you provide no evidence. You've made your opinion clear, but that's all it is. That the Aus government did something different proves, and shows,
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
> Australia locked up millions of people in their homes and forced them into dangerous medical procedures. Your comically bad faith description of Aus covid measures is pure nonsense. > Obesity kills 10x more Americans than guns. And?
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
This is standard right wing hate-filled drivel, like that peppered throughout your comment history. Your ilk really are hoping that Trump's authoritarian takeover of the US succeeds, through provocation, apathy or by whatever means, be
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
Silicon Valley started with hippies and will end with fascists.
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by nutjob2 9mo ago
Why would he object to illegal acts by the US when they are so profitable.

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