Yes. Also it is in the best interest of the military industrial machine to burn through as much munitions as possible

I recently hired a car from eurocar. And they did have a reasonable wear and tear policy.

Well. China will invade Taiwan, pearl harbouring us bases in Japan before hand.

Bada Bing. Bada boom. Shooting war starts

Hello world war 3.

It’s being nice knowing you, humans

Wait what? 20 deaths a year and because there is a death certificate there is no fouls play?

Rclone to dropbox. ( was cheapest for 2tb at the time )

Just remember all the software (games and apps) and media that is produced in America

• Nine out of 10 GP visits to be bulk-billed

Working in a GP practice. The deal they are offering to GP’s are pretty bad and the only ones taking the offer is the 5minute doctors

• Delivering two “modest” tax cuts on July 1, 2026

Lets hope it is not just to the wealthy

So they will eventually end up like VMware or cPanel?

I dunno. Isn’t that what we need? Gov subsidy to increase the adoption of ev?

We might hit the Jevons paradox pretty hard though.

Why say hallucinate, when you should say incorrect.

Sorry boss. I wasn’t wrong. Just hallucinating

24h2 is now a forced upgrade

Even in Australia we had to have a couple of major bushfires before we got serious about management

Even now knobs still complain when backburning is to be done

It does just work for normal users.

Normies use the installed os. Just install a browser and office suite, thats all the need and care about.

How is spam filtering compared to gmail.

Afraid to switch as gmail spam filtering is excellent

I don’t think a OS should ever be LESS open about what a user can do.

I feel blessed when a user can find the power on button.

all of a sudden we’re saying it should’ve been more like Apple?

Nope, all I am saying is care should scale with adoption.

“With great power comes great responsibility”

Much, much more care should have being taken by all parties.

Microsoft should not have given kernel access to crowdstrike. Crowdstrike should not have being able to push a killing update.

Edit: Hindsight is 20 20

We are a small medical practice. It would cost approx $15k in batteries to give us about 3 operating hours. Not economically viable.

But do you think something like an airport would have enough diesel capacity to contiune operating in a power out?

Imho. We are too laissez faire about our dependence on computers.

Currently doing disaster planning for compliance. What I really want to put in the docs is “If power or internet goes down we are just fucked. No planning needed. “

4070 class GPU & total 120w tdp would be the desktop endgame setup for me.