It’s just salaries, so yes.

Spam accounts are clearly the biggest factor for not letting anyone just sign up with an email. Although getting a new email without a phone verification is getting increasingly hard now.

We don’t really need tiny homes. We need more mid size apartments and more 5 over 1 large apartments. Homelessness wouldn’t happen to a lot of people if we had cheap 600$ apartments.

It’s not AI. It’s just basic software.

That’s not even counting the guy that instantly dissolved everyone around him and the X-Men sent Logan to take him out.

In theory if you didn’t have heating you could get a cheap used machine and run it and the revenue might cover the cost of heating and you get a free to run space heater.

Human relationships can be deeper but they’re harder to conceptualize for a random viewer. Animal relationships are simpler and purer and it’s easier to fully grok for a viewer.

It’d be fine if it was limited to like 1-5 dollars per account monthly with a yearly maximum. Not a 100 dollars at a time.

The bad photos are just because of the wiki license requirements, it’s why there are a lot of military photos on Wikipedia because they’re all public domain by default.

That’s not needed, the first cycle just rinses it.

It depends, I’m not sure if it’s a binning thing and they can’t make enough perfect chips for the 3090. Or it might just be limited memory, they’re using all the gddr7 that’s being made and that’s with many different suppliers.

There are some small regional places

It’s parallel unlike a CPU, so there isn’t anything inherently wrong with just scaling the chip up in size and power. It just makes your room hot if you have the xx90 on at full blast for hours.

The premise was removing your mask after the election, so in that case the 25th would be the appropriate solution. But that’s only for extreme cases because you need most of the cabinet to agree.

Is it more stable? I always ended up getting either a kraken or like 2 fps with a giant space station.

Maybe this guy just really hates matte drums

Sulfur cools the planet but not by shading, it’s more similar to how CO2 acts but in reverse.

That’s not really relevant. Fine particulate emissions from coal power plants, which are already mostly gone in the US but are still used around the world, don’t travel a really long distance.

The problem is that when it gets warmer they’re more likely to release it instead of holding it in the soil. It’s easier to store carbon when it’s cold.