Comment Re:People Seem to Forget Problems Existed Pre-AI (Score 1) 111
By employing a load of rats. How did you do it?
By employing a load of rats. How did you do it?
It depends on the complexity... Safety matches are an ultra-simplified procedure. I was taught to use flintstone but have forgotten how to.
The human body produces things like acetone, cyanide and bleach - but does this in molecular amounts and carefully compartmentalised enclosures.
Obviously there were not many - and it might have been rarity value.
Or perhaps no one had told them about mosquito coils.
I can print to my Bambu printer locally by using LAN only or an SD card, not sure why you think I need their cloud to print at all.
Also https://orca-slicer.com/ is not offline, some kind of a fork of it is offline.
Completely disagree. 100% disagree. If I need something that my printer from Bambu cannot do I will get another printer. For what I need it though it is great and keeps me from *wasting* time. My time is what is important to me more than money.
I like their products. I just want printing without fuss and without having to learn every detail about leveling, etc. Their product works for me and I do not care about its openness, it is about as important for what I need it as my headphones being open sourced (not at all). So this product is for my use case, not for people who want to control every aspect of their printer and every software feature.
IF they decide to make it prohibitively expensive to operate their hardware, then I will go back to a less capable hardware kit.
I got an Idea. How about locating and deleting data centers that host these things? Deleting them from existance.
But the customer pays for tarriffs, right? So if the business paid for an illegal tariff, and passed it down the chain, shouldn't their customer get the refund?
If not, why not pass a law saying so?
This could fund the stimulus/grant/tax refund that Trump wants to give common folk
Granted, eBay can be horrible. But
Gamestop's CEO is Canadian. TB Bank is also Canadian. From the CEO's Wikipedia page:
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In January 2026, the board granted him a 100% performance-based stock option award valued by press reports at approximately $35 billion if fully earned, covering 171.5 million shares at $20.66 per share. The award is divided into nine tranches that vest only if GameStop simultaneously hits market-capitalization and cumulative-EBITDA targets, with full vesting requiring a $100 billion market capitalization and $10 billion in cumulative EBITDA, roughly tenfold the companyâ(TM)s value at the time of the grant.[31][32]
Ooh, that excludes me then
Credit rating databases now cover multiple generations. When enrolling, ask for the father's name or mother's name and do some online verification (Facebook) and some math.
A 15-year old Hillary Clinton would be Hillary Rodham.
ICANN rescinds
The computer is to the information industry roughly what the central power station is to the electrical industry. -- Peter Drucker