So that's why she married Scotty.

YouTube is mainly an entertainment platform, just like movies. Sure, it gets a lot of content that is actually educational. However no one in their right mind should be thinking of it as anything other than entertainment. There were a lot of medical professionals who were banned from YouTube over posting accurate information during the covid panic.

So an actor playing a doctor in a movie is fraud in your mind?

Personally I manage a ~1000 box server farm running Ubuntu, and it's convenient to go with the version name at times over the number...idk why bc the number is shorter than writing the name, but it just is lol

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Sony did this in 2008 with their Trilouminous KDL-46XBR8 and KDL-55XBR8. Now if it's reasonably priced, that would be news. The 46 inch XBR8 MSRP was $5K and the 55 inch was $7K.

"The company is targeting primarily admin roles, the majority of which will be affected at its home base in Germany, as part of a broader restructuring strategy."

tf does US politics have to do with this?

Came here to make this exact comment.

I use ChatGPT-5 constantly for assistance at work (cloud engineer) -- only because it's much quicker and efficient than googling and reading man pages -- and, while helpful, it constantly hallucinates "proper" answers and as a matter of course I need to double-check and verify what's being fed to me. Albeit, it's still faster and easier than doing the research myself, it's nowhere near human-replacement level. Anyone who's used it would know this.

The issue has nothing to do with f-35 shortcomings and is related to the EMALS on the Ford carrier. They didn't have the necessary information for the F-35 when the Ford was built. The EMALS will be updated during a refit that was scheduled for later this year the last time I heard. All upcoming Ford class carriers will be capable of yeetng F-35s off the deck when they are commissioned.

So is that "digital" format VCD, DVD, Bluray, HD-DVD, DV tapes, D-VHS, streaming, or something else?

Of course. But if the US got into a shooting war with Russia or China Satellites are going to be one of the first things targeted. In all likelihood, the US and the EU would likely be fighting Russia and China at that point.

It seems like this would ba a good use case for drones. A fleet of RTG reactor powered submersible drones following ships watching for them dragging anchors seems like a good job for a drone. If it finds a ship dragging an anchor near a cable it phones home and a remote operator fires a torpedo. Problem solved.

Taking out all satellites would do more harm to the US than any other country. The US relies on them a lot more than any other military. Obviously they have backups and contingencies. But it would degrade Intel, targeting, and navigation. The Navy had to make changes because they got too reliant on GPS.

Civilian navigation would be a disaster in the US. I still keep a road atlas in my car. But I know a lot of folks who can't read a map

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