Type I.

ElectroBoom (Youtube) made some points about Australia’s Type I. Seems it was very hard for him to electrocute himself. Lots of breakers on the outlets. I mean he did electrocute himself, but he was always going to.

This may be a distraction, so just remember: Trump wants us to forget about the Epstein files, which had just been on Pam Bondi’s desk.

Great to know. I don’t know if 106% of CPU is good or bad, but it is not what I had anticipated. Thank you!

While I have heard of people doing this a decade, I have never looked into it.

How was the install and setup process? How is the resource consumption of the server? At one point it seemed one had to supply their own quests. Are there open source quests available? Anything cool I didn’t ask about?

Not the “getting laid” vibe.

Good thing the system already selects for people that can pass polygraphs without much issue.
It is also junk technology.

Interestingly, not a video about police brutality, but about known unsafe roads.

Greif and loss. The first year is the worst.

Might be time to focus on processing the loss of your previous hopes, dreams, relationships, and projects.

A “Clue” expert?

With the 1972 change in how horsepower is measured (gross versus net), the modern car is even closer to the muscle car’s horsepower.

The USA was securing international trade lines. After WW2, they started doing it to counter communism and build friendships. (Cannot attack your trading partners.)

This was not entirely popular with Americans, see “Team America: World Police”.

Another country or coalition could step up. Just build a navy that rivals the USA one to secure shipping lanes.

I once had a tiny apartment and considered something like that. But it was too large to fit the space…

The water in some USA cities does taste terrible. Some rural and city water is unsafe to drink. Grow up in one of those places, and one may hate it.

embezzling money from the ATM

Impressive. Also “that’s where the money is.”

After closing it starts to reduce. Doesn’t hit zero until one has fixed the major systems (by doing or paying) and inflation makes your old apartment Bella expensive. (Locked in rent is nice.)

Strongly filter and limit the news you consumes. Do not spend hours watching or keeping up on it.

Do prepare yourself and your chosen community. Build relationships. Fix your life, body, finances. Get as ready as you can to catch yourself and those falling.

Do get into a group that tells you when local events are happening.

Do find joy.

Yes! Sadly, at least as near as I can figure, this is on purpose.

People with disposable income can organize businesses, demonstrations, and communities. They may threaten the status quo.

People that must work daily to not starve cannot organize anything. They may not even know their neighbours. They are exposed and vulnerable.

Remember how in the early 2000’s, it seemed we were on the cusp of a great turning point? More people, not nearly all people, had access to good paying jobs and disposable income? It seemed progress may finally start. Then 2008 wiped many people out. The new wealth was concentrated. (I am leaving a lot out.)

Anyway, there are not as many people that can organize as one may assume. There will not be until fewer people are financially vulnerable.

Feel free to organize one.

Then you will have insight into why there are few. Or you will kick off a whole thing.

Organizing things is hard. I am sure there are lots of reasons.

As others have pointed out the issues, I will answer a different question.

It would be cool to have a backup heart. It sits unused and quite until needed. Clearly some issues with experiencing the same conditions as the first heart. If it were biological, then it would weaken without use.

But a small pump to survive a heart attack would be nice.

The joke is electricity and Linux.

The real answer is the free hardware.

My main reliable is from 2008? It cannot do modern virtualization due to not having the CPU instruction sets.