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Yes, it goes up and down. Fiat currency only goes down. It's a lot more fungible than stocks.

So do most people.

There's an Nvidia branch of Bazzite, and it works great. I'm even surprisingly able to play Star Citizen, which is notoriously finicky.

Critical thinking isn't exactly your strong suit, clearly.

Never go full crazy.

Mortgages are generally paid over 30 years.

Globally, $14k/mo is unbelievably, obscenely rich.

You're shifting the goal posts, but I'll bite... what is 'safely' owning a home, to you?

Paprika does that for any recipe.

You should visit Orfield Labs in Minnesota.

if the tree were in a closed system with no solar input

... that would be the least of the tree's problems.

Claude Opus with xhigh thinking is surprisingly good at figuring our details. Granted I'm only using it for little hobby projects, nothing overly complicated.

FUTO has a "multilingual typing" setting, maybe that's what you're looking for?

Except this is the first generation of engine manufacturers and nobody knows if it will actually be profitable yet.

Do they? Then where are the consequences?

It's so retarded. Vote for a government that makes it impossible to build more electricity generation capacity, then cry when electricity prices go up.

What the absolute fuck are you talking about? Missouri is solidly Republican run at the state level and they are very friendly to corporations.

This has a misogynistic gamergate feel to it and I hate it.

Well at least you'll know why your data was exfiltrated or your systems compromised, even if you can't stop it...

Unlike our interventions for cybersecurity, biology and chemistry, and distillation attempts, these safeguards will not be visible to the user. Fable 5 will not fall back to a different model. Instead, the safeguards will limit effectiveness through methods such as prompt modification, steering vectors, or parameter-efficient fine-tuning (PEFT).

Where in the constitution does it say that corporate entities have any rights at all?

Ok, none of that makes HTTP/1.1 any more secure.

But this isn't a realistic future given present infrastructure.

Neither is self driving.

I think it's safe to assume everything this regime does "may not be entirely legal".

Elite would be a great game if it wasn't for the frustrating and terrible game design.

I wouldn't have thought you could do it by whacking together some 2kg rusty iron balls and aluminum foil but you can. I wouldn't try it inside of a building I didn't want to burn down.

I can do 48A @ 240V with my wall connector. It's also very convenient.

Think of it less like a consistent foreign policy and more like the biggest insider trading grift in American history.

Not feel, know.

If you at all understood any of those three things you would know that they are all closely related.

I'm not aware that AMOC collapse is going to significantly alter New England's climate as it will Europe's.