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justaman

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    Comment #45888595

    It seems like the USA's goal to bring chip manufacturing back into the country only targeted cutting-edge chips. Refocusing on building "old-gen" chips is quicker and more affordab…

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    Comment #44031053

    Woodworking. Tables, chairs, etc. You typically a want a hardwood for these crafts. However, it you're going to make cheap stuff that won't last... pine is fine.

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    Comment #43915294

    Everyday we move closer to RealID and AI will be the catalyst.

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    Comment #42184319

    It seems that bluesky will be the political left's version of twitter going forward. The same way truth social became a right-wing echo chamber from its inception. I see the world(…

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    Comment #40847662

    Grow more of your own food. Preserve it in glass jars you reuse every year. Hunt and eat venison.

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    Comment #40717340

    Well the education system certainly needs attention and a refactoring. I don't think anyone can dispute that. The details of what the end goal looks like vary wildly based on who y…

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    Comment #40318421

    Manufactured outrage. Designed to entice clickbait farmers to spread the word. Gone are the days of blasting millions into a TV ad. No new age ad gets that attention anymore. Inste…

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    Comment #40204543

    We just had our constitutional rights shat on. Slap on the wrist....

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    Comment #40159040

    I think everyone has a sour taste left over from decades of half-baked laws written by politicians that don't understand the basics of the internet or technology in general. With t…

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    Comment #39827512

    I would sit on facebook, refreshing and doom scrolling endlessly. When fb messenger came out I was monitoring facebook messenger when it first came out to see who was online. I was…

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    Comment #39827459

    I just heard about this software today. Seeing that it was a one time purchase, I almost got out my wallet right then and there. Making it a subscription model would immediately tu…

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    Comment #39827364

    I grew up as social media came into being(mid 2000s). When I was 13, I got Myspace. When I was 16, I got Facebook. It wasn't until well into college that I realized the impact soci…

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    Comment #39629296

    Eventually tech leaders will stop hiring Chinese nationals. This keeps happening again and again.

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    Comment #39278136

    Will this work against ads on major streaming apps like prime, hulu, and netflix?

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    Comment #39216042

    Modern progressive discourse argues that when the west exports their culture it is native-erasure and neo-colonialism(ie racist). So I think your argument is very much up for debat…

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    Comment #38782040

    The pendulum has begun swinging in the other direction. Seems to follow roughly a seven year cycle. As the world shifts to a more conservative paradigm in the coming years, I hope …

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    Comment #38556331

    > Illegal downloading of copyrighted materials takes up 24% of the global bandwidth. Completely impossible. Think of how much bandwidth is used for HD streaming of twitch, netflix,…

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    Comment #38193642

    MBAs and cert-chasers make the worst managers/scrum masters. Give me a former dev who had to code less because they got carpel tunnel or a hacker with only one book on agile method…

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    Comment #38128251

    There needs to be an EV van at prices comparable to an ICE. An AWD Crysler or Toyota is around 60usd. Most middle class families can't afford a regular ICE van today with that inte…

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    Comment #38038003

    Piracy as a whole is absolutely seeing a resurgence. The fragmentation of cable into the streaming era started wonderfully. There was a time when one or two subscriptions could ser…

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    Comment #37846267

    Yeah, they are called small towns. I've lived in two small towns in the last decade. One had about 5,000 people; a grocery stores, bars, churches, post office, and a small movie th…

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    Comment #37831944

    I think this is the key take away. Unfortunately world leaders are not tech savvy enough to even consider this a threat.

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    Comment #37411333

    If you asked me 30 years ago what I thought the web would be in 2023, I would have said something similar to this.

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    Comment #37405330

    They will be rare but do you really think Big Oil's lobby will let that one go thru?