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Comment #48952358
Interesting that the total removal flights have not really gone up by much compared with the rhetoric coming out of the Trump administration.
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Comment #48057231
If this happened in the US or Europe it would be an interesting story. In South Africa, this is just par for the course and the quality of the work may not have been any better had…
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Comment #47956813
this ^^^^ not to mention modern fertilizers
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Comment #47939241
Got to love that golden age.
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Comment #47282037
So much for that golden age.
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Comment #47279106
So the only golden age is the gaudy gold he added to the white house and the profits for all of his oligarch friends/defense contractors etc. while everybody else suffers. Let them…
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Comment #47235803
For that base display, it is essentially the same as the previous monitor with the addition of Thunderbolt 5.
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Comment #47235776
The the smaller xdr has better brightness and thunderbolt 5, so it depends on what you are looking for.
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Comment #47080660
If you create an economic incentive to go into math an science you will have no trouble attracting good people. But, for years, it has been a race to the bottom where the US over-p…
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Comment #47052557
If only that was to translate to cheaper hotel room prices in the US. Currently they are sky high.
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Comment #46977401
Only a golden age for the uber wealthy.
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Comment #46977026
Repairability would help as well. Many times the only viable option to fix something is to swap a board, or replace the entire item, instead of replacing the one failed component t…
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Comment #46976926
repairability would help quite a bit. How many times do you have to replace an entire board in something when replacing just a component would actually fix things?
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Comment #46796030
You have a tree that is full of monkeys that you want to get out of the tree. So you shake the hell out of the tree to get rid of them. How many are left when you are done? Same nu…
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Comment #46772027
and yet their revenues are not even 1 billion.
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Comment #46503217
The political dance of NVIDIA: 1. Offshore jobs, maximize profits and take advantage of incentives to offshore. 2. Political winds shift. 3. Talk a good game about needing to onsho…
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Comment #46095153
It would be interesting to see if the job prospects of American students and perception of the value of the degrees were to change if they were to eliminate the 15% discount that e…
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Comment #45948178
Assuming that one is in favor of the use of these cameras, the security issues seem like they are a big problem. The leaking of police officer personal data and locations was prett…
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Comment #45718401
Most places went off grid because of how unreliable the national grid is. The cost of that electricity is also significantly higher than it would have been with well run central gr…
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Comment #45717977
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Comment #45696718
Back before digital became really high res I was into small, medium and large format silver halide cameras balancing cost with high quality optics. You could get Exackta's, Speed G…
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Comment #45664913
Actually, electricity production has gone down, while the price continues to outstrip inflation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_in_South_Africa Because of this many companies…
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Comment #45659450
Manufacturing and the economy are in trouble and have been for a number of years. https://currencynews.co.za/manufacturing-meltdown-south-afri... It sounds like you prefer communis…
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Comment #45658135
The country is in decline. I have spent a lot of time there, have family who live there and can easily counter this: - Many communities still rely on water trucks instead of water …
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Comment #45576251
What almost nobody in SV wants to talk about it the gutting of STEM in the early 90's when real wages for STEM began it's decline in the US via labor arbitrage. Of course Blank and…