I think more about being alert to obviously suspicious signs, usually these malicious fake companies make a bunch of errors you should be catching. But if you're desperate, you're not at your best. You're more likely to miss things.

Before the latest escalation Israel was killing ten times as many Palestinians as the reverse. Now it's a much, much higher ratio. In the process they have been murdering more journalists than all other nations combined, to attempt to prevent you from hearing about it. Despite this, the information has been generally available to anyone willing to know about it.

Who's trying to erase whom?

It's tempting to declare that these are failing results from people who shouldn't be employed in these industries anyway due to their gullibility, and it's not entirely wrong, but it's also noteworthy that desperation increases vulnerability. The jobs report says there was net job creation, but where are the jobs? Is the claim of job creation as false as the expectations of 2025?

You are absolutely right, but I will continue to say "please" and "thank you" to AI bots, just on the off-chance one of them is actually a dalek pretending to be an AI.

They have grades of fancy SUV. Most of them are as you describe.

Some of us didn't get taken hunting even though we had a parent who hunted. We shouldn't be penalized for having shitty parents.

That's not true for the last few years, they now have quality materials and responsive infotainment. However, they still generally have low tech powertrains. They're also not cheap to maintain any more. Ford parts are priced like Mercedes parts.

There are exceptions, but it's a hassle to import a car less than 25 years old into the US. The exceptions cost extra money for certification.

They will just do some more tariffs and we will have no choice.

We are becoming the soviet union of America.

I have a pretty old router by modern standards, a WRT1200AC. It has 512MB. This is sufficient for packet shuffling, it's got 380MB free now. But I also run transmission on it, I've got a 512GB SATA in a $3 AliExpress-sourced USB dongle for that (I forgot it has eSATA! oh well) and I use nfsv4 to get data from it to my PC, so it's nice it has a little RAM.

You made the only important argument: As you say, 1GB is less than $5, it's really just not a real problem. This is not going to have any serious impact on the cost of the hardware. It's only a problem if they can't get the memory.

Watch for it? We're funding it.

I have lots of real examples.

No, then you have a bezel in the way. If I'm editing graphics I don't want to be having to work around a bezel. What a stupid idea. What's the "more" you can do by having your pixels spread out across different displays?

It's less hassle. That's better. Done!

I see you know absolutely nothing about this topic. They're called preview devices. Run along and talk to some other fucknut who knows nothing about anything but wants to argue about it anyway.

When Admiral John Poyndexter originally proposed a stock market for violence, terrorism, and conflicts, as a means to "predict" them, absolutely everyone pointed out that you'd get the equivalent of insider trading by terrorists, warlords, and psychopaths. Which is precisely what we're seeing.

lol he thinks you can fix people

It's so rare, even though they're not publicizing it you heard about it months ago, and now you're hearing about it again? That's not how those words work.