Neither of mine are connected to the LAN, have a cellular chip. Add to that the fact that one is the monitor for my desktop while the other is connected to a SBC MCPC that streams from my separate media server, so there's no information to send even if they were connected to the Internet.

If it's being reinforced by every bulb out there, it hardly makes a difference if it makes it past the local transformer, though it would at least to some degree. It's not like the affected endpoints won't be using lightbulbs themselves and thus restoring the harmonic to full potency locally.

He meant what he said, he just knows more than a guy who's heard one EE buzzword in his life.

All other issues that I'd have to teach you a while to get you to understand aside, this will cause a harmonic at 300Hz ON THE ENTIRE GRID which I promise you would break all sorts of fun things in expensive ways.

This is the same thing people have been saying since the wheel put bearers out of work. It was wrong then, it has been wrong every time since then, and it will continue to be wrong every time it's spouted by morons in the future.

Tell me you're a woke retard without telling me you're a woke retard.

There's a difference between an ambiguous relationship or even the occasional unapologetically gay relationship and every single couple in the season (except one bit, not even secondary, couple) being part of the rainbow crew. He was pushing ideology at the expense of the story and there is nothing you can say to deny that.

Well, apparently if you let Gaiman write it without Pratchett, you follow it with a horribly written cash grab that you use to push woke ideology just as hard as you possibly can.

I commend you on your masterful use of sarcasm. Rarely have I seen so much packed into so few words.

Yeah, gotta love destroying rights to fight pre-crime.

Yep, it's a terrible FA. Right on the cusp so that you can't tell if it's incompetent reporting or dishonest reporting without digging into the writer.

You could make the machine if you didn't have one though. There's very little that a determined machinist can't do if they set their mind to it. Time and materials are the only hitches.

If you ask a map-making Yankee, sure. Not if you ask someone who's lived in the south though. The culture alone is radically different.

Example: Nowhere in TX will the question "Do you boys work?" ever be asked sincerely and without scorn.

Exactly, leave the spouting of absolute bullshit about climate science to the experts. They're way better at it.

Texas ain't in The South. It's most definitely part of The Southwest.

EVs are irrelevant to this discussion. TFA is based on an enormous logical flaw. The moment you confuse average driving distance with maximum driving distance, you have just ensured that you are incapable of independently moving beyond your average driving distance.

Well, obviously. If it weren't actually superior you lot wouldn't be forced to rely on consensus as an argument. It's the weakest argument that you can make.