Comment Re:Too many EVs (Score 1) 43
EVs would be residential, not wholesale, pricing.
Big AI Data Centers would be wholesale pricing.
EVs would be residential, not wholesale, pricing.
Big AI Data Centers would be wholesale pricing.
Remember - the Federation reserved the Death Penalty for making AI Androids.
Noonian Soong had to exile himself to a remote planet outside Federation control to work on Data and Lore (and his sexbot...).
They needed people to be able to have jobs *that* badly.
Which
I recently got a "plastic" target that changes color and the holes mostly self-heal if you don't use a hollow-point.
Good for plinking but they do wear out eventually.
I didn't even know this material existed before a buddy told me they were on Amazon. Amazing times, for sure.
Heck, I picked up some 100-lb test fishing line the other day that is some sort of braided heavy-chain polyethylene that is 11 times stronger than steel wire at the same size. The company made mechanical spinnerets to mimic spiders' to get it to work.
Again, I had no idea until a buddy told me it was $20 on Amazon.
Wild.
Back in the day we'd install wild boards that would upgrade the Mac CPU's by a generation or two, add FPU's, etc.
All of this depended on the systems being too expensive to replace or buy new except once in a blue moon.
At $600 which is probably $200 in 1986 money, it's a bit harder to be mad.
Those systems were probably $10K in 2025 dollars. Heck, a few were $10K in 1986 dollars.
If they want it preconditioned? Yes, welcome to 2025, they can install the app on their phone. Or they use the 'remote climate start' option on the keyfob. Or they shoot you a quick text asking you to hit the button in your app.
You keep trying to paint these advancements in convenience and comfort as terrible burdens, and it's weird.
*nerd alert*
The original script had The Matrix running in parallel on all the human brains.
Studio execs said that was too confusing and that they should be batteries.
Also Neo is seen on the Nebuchadnezzar with hundreds of acupuncture-looking needles with wires to get his muscles working while he's in a coma.
Writers should have been left alone (a story old as time).
I guess I should clarify. In addition to "just the W2" there's also a monthly, quarterly, or yearly payroll tax report that goes to the IRS, along with a whopping large check for the withholding, as part of normal payroll processing. Different companies do different reporting standards, of course. But they're getting the data a lot more often than you think, just from the money paid in *during* the year, before the return is filed for.
The Earth has frequently been much warmer than it is today and coral reefs grew much faster then.
Perhaps they have a fine point to make but the implications fly in the face of established evidence.
And not shaky evidence - you can go vacation on huge islands made of these old reefs, from when the oceans were higher.
You can go visit Chazy Fossil Reef today and see coral fossils 480 million years old, from when Northern Vermont was a tropical marine environment.
These data aren't disputed in the field.
Moneyliness is next to Godliness. -- Andries van Dam