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2 hours agoRight, just like everyone kept buying more expensive tools and supplies at Mom & Pop brick and mortar shops when Amazon et al showed up, right?
Oh those evil bosses.
I no longer understand computers, what they’re for, how they work, or what people do with them.
We have made computing non-deterministic. We’re busy giving sentience to refrigerators that can’t keep ice cream frozen.
I want to live in a cabin far away from people with a Commodore 64 and a CB radio.
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Hm, better not fly in any airplane made in the last 60 years…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolls-Royce_RB211
"On 23 June 1967, Rolls-Royce offered Lockheed the RB211-06 for the L-1011. The new engine was to be rated at 33,260 lbf (147,900 N) thrust and combined features of several engines then under development: the large high-power, high-bypass design from the RB207 and the triple-spool design of the RB203.[8] To this was added one new piece of technology, a fan stage built of a new carbon fibre material called Hyfil developed at the RAE Farnborough. "
14·3 days agoYou’re wrong too, what on Earth does hysteresis have to do with heating??
“goteem”? What on Earth is that supposed to mean?
They don’t make engines. In any case, carbon fiber is everywhere and your shockingly ignorant take on the material is impressively stupid in the age of instant information access.
It takes a lot to impress me, and you, sir and/or madam, have done so.