Comment Re:Let the enshitification begin (Score 1) 24
So, how much for heated seats?
So, how much for heated seats?
the thing is they are coming for you and all of us.
Let them come. The socialists have been heralding the post scarcity society. The Star Trek economy is approaching and the left is terrified. Seems someone just told them that the hammer and sickle symbolize labor.
Oblig joke: Computer scientists were putting the finishing touches on their first fully intelligent machine. Once booted up, they decided to test it with deeply philosophical question: "Is there a God?"
"There is now."
And it's not linear distribution
Are you certain that there's no one to the left of zero? I'd beg to differ.
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just make people with the 'tism nervous
Do you think that might be due, in part to the style of comedy presentation? The Sam Kinisons and Bobcat Godthwaits screaming at the audience might trigger the overly sensitive. Compare them to comedians like Bob Newhart or Steven Wright. Not "over the edge" types.
I think written humor falls into the second category. You read as much slapstick, physicality and emotion into the text as you want. A lot of British humor seems to be based on "misreading" of cues or interpretation. The infamous, "Does your dog bite?" "That is not my dog."
NUCs usually come with a case and a power supply.
Raspberry Pis often can be had as board only. And if one is building some sort of data acquisition system or device controller, the board is easily built into the same box as the device.
Humor works.
Unless your subject is autistic. Then they just don't get it and they mod you down
older models of Intel/ASUS NUCs
You can get a 2018 NUC for ~ $100 or so.
Nice. But how much of that is paying for the case and power supply?
It's even more complicated. German law treats the grid as "copper plate"
Somewhat the same as in the USA. Power wheeling charges were inconsistent and often negotiated bilateraly between neighboring utilities. Energy flow was handled within vertically integrated utilities. From their generators through their transmission grid to their customers.
This is all changing. But the side effect will be that all the solar farms way off in the desert will have to pay a bill to get their energy to customers. And another bill to have an intermediating utility store it for them. The days of the newly deregulated markets like California and Enron are gone. Where someone can just hook generation to "the grid" and make bundles of money. Profits will be eaten up by distance and capital costs.
covering their roof with solar panels.
I'd love to. But I can't get the neighbor to cut down his trees. Not that they're all bad. They provide good shade in the summer and reduce AC demand.
Oh please. The enforcement mechanisms were subverted and ignored by Iran right along. They kept throwing the investigators and monitors out of the country. You could at least be serious and deal with the facts please
In my case, those days are now.
Anyone recognize the absurdity of a European OSS project intended to address 'digital sovereignty' relying on a Russian software project, even just as a source for a fork?
Does no one in Europe pay attention to declared enemies?
I never cheated an honest man, only rascals. They wanted something for nothing. I gave them nothing for something. -- Joseph "Yellow Kid" Weil