

“The future ain’t what it used to be.”
-Yogi Berra
[click the link, its a classic]
You’re asking something that is extremely subjective, in a very combative way. You don’t seem like you have good intentions
You’re asking something that is extremely subjective, in a very combative way. You don’t seem like you have good intentions
I’m gonna save that line for starting fights.
I mean, I think not, having lived on them, and not wanting to go back.
Its about information density. The “things” we interact with, they almost never fit into an equal dimensional density across two dimensions. There is almost always more substantially more information in one dimension than the other.
A spread sheet you are interacting with is almost always either longer in one way, or wider in another. Even if it wasn’t, creating a manner in which it could be optimally viewed would make the content irrelevantly small.
We’re better off picking one of the two dimensions, committing to an orientation, and then rotating our monitor to fit that. If we do that, we’ll get more information per unit area on the screen.
We did that for decades. It was pretty miserable.
Shes a great garden cat too. Just follows you around wherever.
Its the midwest pragmatism that sells it.
I just do what he says because it sounds so practical.
A magnetron, some sheet metal and an idiot dumb enough to turn on something I wire together, and bam, you’ve got a tool for knocking drones out of the air: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6XdcWToy2c
You may not like it but this is what peak performance looks like.
Look at what the little militias aka the police are using on us.
Its enough to make one want to start hording microwaves.
Rumi irl
outdoor rug in an outdoor office
New Technology connections video drops:
I’m going to go buy a kill-a-watt.
oh she a laya. she basically went from looking like a dishrag when she showed up to looking like a fine rug. See some posts I made a few years ago for the nuggets she produced.
Well I’m happy to be done with this exchange
I mean, it’s had value for others certainly, to spark thinking on the relationship between how we think about power and the role that has in how we choose to which technology to develop and how.
It also puts you on display as a vapid and worthless void, fully absent of a thought worthy of responding to, so we all benefit from knowing more in that regard.
I can now see that you are too dense to have a conversation on this matter. In the future, please, just be an obtuse buffoon earlier so I don’t have to waste my time putting together respectful, thoughtful responses for an idiot like yourself.
Them not being capable of thermal runaway is the big game changer imo. They explode, but don’t catch fire in doing so.