Geez, regular commercial pilots already need ample amount of hours to be a regular passenger jet pilot. Wonder what rating they'll need for these?

I think more cities should have something like FreeGeek.

Well I think we all know the current status of internet statistics. Maybe they are, maybe they aren't, but in the end it works out for everyone else so it really doesn't matter their reasons.

Your behavior is quite disappointing for someone who considers themselves an adult. By the way, https://bestonlinetherapyservices.com https://www.betterhelp.com/get-started/

I eventually turned off reactions giving notifications at all.

It allows for threads where more than one person will reply to each other. The way reddit works you won't get notifications if someone replies to the guy who replied to you.

Discussion? No. It’s where I learned to shitpost as a high school edgelord. I’d hardly call that discussion.

Check how the unions screwed up the schools. Want them on your phones?

You're somewhat right about labor costs. However there is an absurd amount of specialized labor needed to make the fabs run at the cutting edge. Look at how Intel tried and failed falling behind TSMC.

The other issue from a corporate perspective is the fabs are silly expensive. I'm pretty sure they are the most expensive buildings in the world once you account for all the equipment you need . Once you construct one, you need it to run 24/7 pumping out chips to even pretend to make the expenditure worth it. Hasn't the USA had some large profile power failures in the not to distant past? You'd be screaming at the moon as a fab if you suffered a shutdown caused by inadequate infrastructure outside your plant.

China is also trying to get at the high end of chips, and they earmarked over $140 billion USD, and remember that with purchasing power parity that money goes a lot further in China vs USA. All this is to say it is very expensive and technically difficult to be at the high end of fabs. I have a feeling both countries will end up with some higher end fabs, but give it time and they'll fail at keeping up the pace.

Like I said, I am not supporting those things, or endorsing anything illegal, but the touchy feely, content moderation, get banned for using the wrong pronoun kind of things, get banned because they disagree with you, offended by everything approach to everything is ridiculous. Things are better without being curated.

Laying…the…ground?

And raising prices 60% to balance things out. But lowering wages. And increasing pay-to-win enticements and loot boxes.

It’s like torture to have Teams running.

4chin may have filled up with cancer but at least it's design actually promotes discussion unlike every other big social site.

I have to restart my laptop so that teams will get on the internet every morning for stand up. So annoying.

How do you know ... :Leo squint:

Can they really afford to?

They like Ubisoft have been releasing duds now for a while and most of their senior staff at their studios left over the last few years.

Apex legends is currently keeping them afloat but that will wane and lose people overtime. If they screw up the next Dragon Age that will be the end of Bioware and if they screw up the next Battlefield that will be the end of Dice.

Not everyone shares in that opinion.

TIL revenge porn

Yeah, it's only legal in 3

Wipe that /s off your face. Goddamnit, that really pisses me off!

Also it’s literally a crime in a lot of states

That computer is probably older than half the people on Reddit. Of course it's just a client for it, the hardware is way less powerful than even a smartwatch. He still had to overcome a ton of little challenges to get this working.

Edit: CPU and RAM for this machine:

• Intel 8088 4.77Mhz CPU
• 640KB conventional memory (using upgrade kit)

https://yeokhengmeng.com/2023/03/building-a-dos-chatgpt-client-in-2023/

His title is more accurate btw.

“Bring back r/jailbait so I can look at almost CP again”

Jailbait, incest, “misogyny”, “Hitler”, and creepshots. They were all run by the same mod who the admin team got caught actively helping bc he kept the technically illegal content off the sub. Until a journalist doxxed him and it kinda ruined all the magic of almost-CP