Haven’t been able to finish it, losing my attention on it. Want to join the hype but… 🤷

I use libby via local library for audiobooks.

You CAN still say it, just with consequences.

So you’re saying there’s a chance? How far away do you estimate this threshold is reached? My personal guess would be within 15-20 years.

Where are the metric versions? I want my 3 meter ladder.

You get stuck in a waiting loop, due to not asking for the be all question and have achieved immortality!

🙃

I can imagine them fucking off.

But will it compile?

Gotta go for the short term gains, babyeeeee!

I have used spacesniffer for the longest time, but looking through these to try out later.

Filtering with red color for stuff I know I want to exclude helps.

First time I’m hearing about it 🤷

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284613614388

In the linked pdf, it does mention the benchmarks.

• 2015/current standard is 25/3 Mbps.
• Proposed increase to 100/20 Mbps.
• Future goal is 1000/500 Mbps.

IMO, enjoying things come at being a millionaire; a certain je nais se quois gets lost with being a billionaire, no matter how much they chase it down.

Just the tip.

Check out a short power plug cable, been a lifesaver for those bulky power blocks.

Ah yes, the old hermit crab monopoly.

For the number of meals in a year, there’s 1095 (365 * 3), not including forth meals, snacks, etc. For 100 pounds, let’s convert it to ounces, so 1600 oz.

Assuming 8 oz (half pound) for a single meal meal. Normal weight of a single chicken breast is 6 ounces, but there are some factors I’m not sure about (is bone weight included, raw or cooked weight, etc), so rounding up to 8 to cover those.

That works out to 200 meals with 8 oz chicken to reach the 100 pounds goal. This means not even a quarter of the usual 1095 meals in a year, but rather only around 18% is chicken based. I was a bit skeptical as well, but this seems easier to reach than I thought.

This in some ways justifies all those pounds of meat from hunting I accrued in playing Oregon Trail lol.

I wonder if cut backs on the processing power had any relation to the chip supply chain issues over the past year or two?