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Did you just verb verb?

It's not as crazy as it seems, a pinhole camera doesn't have any lenses either and works just fine. The hole size is a tradeoff between brightness and detail. This one has many holes and uses software to puzzle their images back together.

Is there any public info on the alleged kill switch in case of an invasion?

Are we sure this isn't just about power saving modes, boost frequencies, compiler flags or sth. simple like this?

Can someone please build this?

Tried this in Chrome under Windows, it does work but does not seem to use the RTX4060, only the integrated Iris Xe. Is this a bug or intentional?

Why are the lead times so long? Is it the shipping? If you're worried about operating in China another option would be to move closer the shenzhen. Kuala Lumpur has cheap rent, good infrastructure and overnight shipping to shenzhen should be possible. Similarly Korea, Vietnam, Taiwan,Singapore and so on are easier to operate in while being closer to the "source". Definetly go and visit Shanzhen first though.

Nothing is sustainable about living on the canaries. Energy is largely imported fossile fuel, water comes from desalination via said energy. The banana monocultures are an ecological desaster as well.

It was painful, but I managed to collect all my data onto a single 2TB NVMe drive in my laptop,

folder structure is kinda messy, but under Windows "Everything" gives me instantaneous search, so sorting everything perfectly is not worth the time I run a duplicate finder periodically to avoid wasting too much space

monthly backup via duplicati onto a USB HDD and continuous Backblaze backup

For context, copper is around 7 per kilo.

Would an ultrasonic cleaner speed up marination?

The reason you can only do this with video is to avoid burn in?

Yes, that might happen. Sounds weird, because the path is longer, but light is 50% slower in glass fibers than in vacuum.

You have to talk to your current investors about this. They do not want to lose all their money and you are in charge. So they want you to be incentivised to take the best option for them. Getting your incentives aligned with theirs is in their best interest.

The boom would be quieter tan current booms, but still way louder than any commercial aircraft today.

Building a house with a shovel, a screwdriver and a hammer.

Their cables?

Binky!

It's called a retrovirus. There is a handful of them dangerous to humans.

So they put salt to protect the blue dye from being washed out by the rain. That made it slippery when wet and therefore the wrong people won. So they banned blue clay, so the right people won again.

Because the actual product is not showing people tweets but to optimize who to show which ads based on their previous interactions with the site. This is many orders of magnitude harder.

Buying less stuff dramatically reduces the problem.

I'm confused. Did OP realize that GPTs anwers are completely wrong and is being sarcastic?

Or is formatting really more important than content?

The main filter I'm missing is whether one can actually buy a board or if it's out of stock.

Yeah, but why? Is the end result better than using any old hifi speaker set with an amp? Will there be stereo?

So replacing a 100k employee by a 10k cloud service would increase a companys co2 balance? Seems counterintuitive, no?

So what's the carbon impact of paying employees? Is there a Co2 kg/$ ratio?

Brain is delicious, umami panna cotta.

Can we please have Claymoremorphism?