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by rejor121 4y ago
Just remember; in big companies you’re nothing more than a cost, to be replaced by automation. They don’t want you.
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by rejor121 4y ago
I’m also very interested in France in the next few years, and the wife and I have talked about it. Thing is, I’m American and she’s Chinese. We might have enough money to buy a place in the near future but actually being able to live there
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by rejor121 4y ago
California zoning laws wouldn’t allow that. And changing it would take decades of bureaucracy. I wish I was joking.
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by rejor121 4y ago
And water, which is becoming more and more scarce
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by rejor121 4y ago
You’d be amazed how the smallest amount of information can be used to invade your privacy. I don’t know how fridges with WiFi works. But considering the rumors about connecting to open Wi-Fi connections automatically, let’s start from there
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by rejor121 4y ago
Sure. Someday. Same thing has been said since the 90s
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by rejor121 4y ago
I’m in the same boat, though I like apple. I’d still go for an android phone if they made something really small though. However, I think the era of small phones as we know it is over for now. The smallest we have is the Mini, and even that
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by rejor121 4y ago
I think the iPhone 5 was the perfect size. I still have mine though it doesn’t work anymore since I dropped it ages ago. Still hoping a phone even smaller than the iPhone 12 mini is released
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by rejor121 4y ago
I lean towards aggreing with you. It’s possible he was prior military. I was an AE and worked on basically all of the flight systems in my eight years in the navy. The fact he knew phonetics just makes me believe he served or at the very le
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by rejor121 4y ago
Eight, if we count my phone and tablet and my wife’s phone as a computer xD
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by rejor121 4y ago
So when do I get to purchase my own swarm of defense drones? Cuz we will probably need them in a few years at this rate of improvement
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by rejor121 4y ago
This is really cool. I’ve been wanting to build my own lab, but I’m a bit worried about power consumption. If I do build something, then it would probably be something I power up and down as required. That said, are there “Cloud” versions o
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by rejor121 4y ago
I remember seeing this YouTube video a few months ago. It’s obvious that the guy was setting the whole thing up. Glad he lost his license
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by rejor121 5y ago
Oh man I hope this becomes a treatment in the next couple of years. I wonder if it’ll help treat my tinnitus too. I will pay to reduce my tinnitus , and restoring hearing would be an added bonus. Looking forward to the progress in this.
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by rejor121 5y ago
I hope twitter burns and people stop using it.
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by rejor121 5y ago
Well, not using DDg anymore, based on this and the comments down below. Any recommendations? Maybe I’ll give Lycos a try again xD
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by rejor121 5y ago
Hell, the current infrastructure is the States is still a problem. I don’t even want to think about the next version!
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by rejor121 5y ago
That’s really nice. AOL was a funny gag.
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by rejor121 5y ago
I wonder what kind of bubble tech bros and the people running these companies live in. Ten years to transition? Try twenty at least. Most people still buy second hand vehicles and those are still gonna be gas. Think about the motorcycles to
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by rejor121 5y ago
Of course they mean that the majority of people (who) can afford ( a ) 1200 smart phone ( exist )
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by rejor121 5y ago
Im a fan of this. Never used it and don’t see why I would ever need to
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by rejor121 5y ago
No, _cars_ are too dangerous. I can count on one hand and not reach the fifth finger where I’ve witnessed cycling accidents that never involved a car. Cars on the other hand, have been the cause of crashes or accidents for any mode of trans
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by rejor121 5y ago
I live in Taiwan, and there’s no time switching at all. So happy about it.
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by rejor121 5y ago
Easy. Just say that the masks not only protect you from Covid, but also from those identity stealing facial recognition cams!
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by rejor121 5y ago
I personally wouldn’t mind going into the office once a week to see everyone, chat, throw ideas around, etc. maybe do some work together. But I’ve never found “office” work to be more productive than working from home.
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by rejor121 5y ago
Just give me back my old radio with a volume and seek knob. Seriously, these are problems created by tech and we don’t need them.
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by rejor121 5y ago
Volunteer hobbyist bridge clubs would be kinda cool. That said, part of the reason you don’t see them is because of licensing and certifications. And people don’t want to be responsible for peoples lives for free.
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by rejor121 5y ago
Wine? Delivered to your door? This sounds really cool actually.
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by rejor121 5y ago
Gods. The thought police truly has arrived. Society will burn eventually because of this, when someone can throw me in front of a judge for typing something “offensive” on the internet. Just dumb.
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by rejor121 5y ago
Back in my day I used my tape player the same way. Plus it was smaller and more compact than those new fangled cd players!

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