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Comment · 5 days ago
You are on a message board for people who want to build companies and participate in the capitalist system. You should go back to Reddit if you want a communist circle jerk.
Comment · 5 days ago
Tech job bust (for Americans, anyway) is because of an ethnic cartel who refuses to hire anyone but their own people and is aggressively offshoring back to their home country.
Comment · 15 days ago
I paid $150 shipped a few months ago then maybe $40-50 for all the parts to run it. The RTX 3060 sells for $400+ in my market and still needs a computer to attach it to!
Comment · 15 days ago
Conceivably this should also work on the BC250 cards, which are ex-cryptocurrency mining motherboard built around AMD's "Cyan Skillfish" APU which is a cut-down version of the PlayStation 5's custom silicon. You can still pick them up on ebay for $150-$200.
Comment · 22 days ago
I live in a neighborhood where the same Model Y you can buy at the dealer is driving around by itself with no one behind the wheel. I've already completed your challenge.
Comment · 22 days ago
No one but Tesla has point to point autonomous driving in a consumer car.
Comment · 1 month ago
How is it a scam to sell something for more than the cost to make it? Labor and energy are not free you know.
Comment · 7 months ago
I still think 90% of what made UO unique is the fact there was no Google or central repository of expert knowledge. Yes, UOStratics existed, but it wasn't perfect. A lot of the fun was in the fact basically nobody knew the BEST way to play, and therefore everyone was just doing whatever they thought was fun.
Comment · 8 months ago
This is an extremely widespread issue. I send close to a million emails per month across dozens of different providers (all newsletters.) These are all from high reputation domains and email accounts. We are completely unable to make anything happen with Microslop. It is infuriating.
Comment · 9 months ago
Just buy one and remove the SIM card.
Comment · 10 months ago
This is cool. My first into to a practical application of Linux in the early 2000s was using Damn Small Linux to recover files off of cooked Windows Machines. I looked up the project the other day while reminiscing and thought it would be interesting if someone took a real shot at reviving the spirit of the project.

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