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Bill Gates in this episode looks like he'd have nanomachines

The easy way to save is to buy used. You can usually buy a super high spec one for 500 to 800 USD used. I think I spent 600 for mine with a 3070 (from hardwareswap, about 1k or so in parts)

At least it does mean your cat can never turn off your pc ever again with this

If it helps, I also use borked and gg in everyday life

Though I guess only because my friend group plays a lot of games so its a very familiar term

Good for you! I'm still waiting for the day the tech world unionizes and push back on the recent horrendous decisions

Yes and no. In a perfect world, people would be able to uphold their ethics. Unfortunately, in the real world, people don't have that luxury. A job is their lifeline to basic necessities, and sacrificing their job might mean going to debt for many. Especially if you are young and without many options due to the lower level pullback in the tech sphere.

The issue is that people who find an issue with it and don't want to do it will get told off by management. Then management just replaces them with someone who is willing to do it (for job safety, or simply because they don't care)

Thats just how big tech is

In their memo announcing 5 days RTO they also said they'll be increasing contributor to manager ratio. Guess they meant that by firing a bunch of managers

Female xlr end

The connection part is where the 3 slots are, (metal touching metal), the outer part/shell is moreso a way to hold it in place

Its a lot easier to tell when its on an audio interface or whatever audio device

Id see it potentially being useful for starting a problem. Could probably point you towards the right direction for physics problem even if the numbers are off

Large american pickup trucks shouldnt even need to exist. You could get almost the same bed space with a kei truck (which granted is not easy to import or get but still)

Google no longer has the motto of "dont be evil", I wonder why...