We live in USF or less at this point.

Or star (singular)

We had all played Super Mario Bros first though.

Yeah these are the real problem, and I suspect the network operators know they’re there and could stop them.

https://www.wired.com/story/sim-farm-new-york-threatened-us-infrastructure-feds-say/

The first hint that this place is run by an AI company comes at checkout, when guests are asked via touchscreen if they’re Perplexity Pro subscribers. A “yes” earns them 50% off drinks; a “no” triggers a QR code for a one-month free trial of the $20 service.

I’d have said “fuck off” and left without my coffee.

You mean24 years ago when they signed the fucking Patriot act?

Also go watch and act on Benn Jordan’s license plate reader video. It might be the best thing you can do for keeping your insurance rate low for now.

I wonder how many it would take though? It’sa shame that we’ll probably never find out because even if they enact laws or taxes on wealth, I e little chance of the wealthy letting it apply to them.

That’s why there aren’t competitors in “light” trucks. And why we don’t have nice small ones anymore either. But the size race has largely been about a combination of manliness and thinking they’re safer in a bigger car (which to some extent is true, but at the cost of everything else in its path)

Yeah ME wasn’t worth looking at, we downgraded my GF’s computer after it wouldn’t run well. 95 was a big jump over 3.1, but still more like a beta for 98.

But I switched to 2000 not long after it came out. I did set up my first home built PC with 98, in 98, just got a sudden flashback to the defragging screen. Shudders.

NT/2000 always gets left out of these, I ran 2000 on an old PC for years past XP and Vista even. But all it was doing was running a vinyl and laser cutter.

Dude laughs like a sociopath. He also does most other things like a sociopath though.

I think height and especially weight limits for non-commercial vehicles would also go a long way towards making roads safer too.

It would end the arms race of bigger and bigger SUVs to “keep my family safe”.

Pretty similar looking to white tail deer that are similarly over abundant in most of North America too.

So does fresh duct tape.

I suspect it now costs more to engineer and produce a window crank handle that will last the life of the car, than it does to stick a motor, switch, and couple wires in there. It’s also much more expensive to offer electric windows later then, because it will require a different window regulator, and now you’re producing and stock more part numbers.

The blur created an optical anti-aliasing effect which designers regulator to advantage of when making graphics and games for crt screens, which was pretty much all there was at the time, unless your family was rich and had a big projector tv.

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Not anymore, we have zebra mosquitoes. They grow in hedges and bushes and require very little water. They also come out in the warm daytime and will bite you 4-6 times in a row before it starts to itch.

Lulu is a good FOSS alternative for Macs. LittleSnitch is good too but proprietary (that’s where OpenSnitch got its name)

How about “Econ isn’t a science”

Probably end up getting your place raided by morons.