37 Broken Microwaves
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What the fuck Reuters?
January 3, 2026 at 1:51 PM
What the fuck Reuters?
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The only swaps I did on my car (exterior anyway) was to replace the dim reverse lights with LEDs. They didn’t have a retro reflector to begin with, so the LEDs are MUCH easier to see with, especially as I have no backup camera.
October 4, 2025 at 7:57 PM
The only swaps I did on my car (exterior anyway) was to replace the dim reverse lights with LEDs. They didn’t have a retro reflector to begin with, so the LEDs are MUCH easier to see with, especially as I have no backup camera.
Someone else mentioned the issue of how much more difficult battery fires are to extinguish, but the location of the battery under the passengers (vs an engine in front) may also make a battery fire more dangerous.
September 25, 2025 at 12:35 AM
Someone else mentioned the issue of how much more difficult battery fires are to extinguish, but the location of the battery under the passengers (vs an engine in front) may also make a battery fire more dangerous.
The thing is these companies are already compelled to block unlawful purchases, which is why you can’t buy weed with a credit card (at least not anywhere I’ve been) as it’s still federally illegal.
July 24, 2025 at 11:09 AM
The thing is these companies are already compelled to block unlawful purchases, which is why you can’t buy weed with a credit card (at least not anywhere I’ve been) as it’s still federally illegal.
I wish -I- had a job where I could vote myself no work for the next month and a half.
July 22, 2025 at 10:27 PM
I wish -I- had a job where I could vote myself no work for the next month and a half.
I wonder if one could glean anything by comparing capex before and after announcements pertaining to AI, or maybe before and after announcements of new initiatives to get a rough idea.
July 22, 2025 at 10:26 PM
I wonder if one could glean anything by comparing capex before and after announcements pertaining to AI, or maybe before and after announcements of new initiatives to get a rough idea.
Long time reader first time caller, I had a question that’s come up before in reading your work but which I’ve never to figured out on my own: when you compare AI revenue (known source) to capex, how do you know that the capex is going towards AI? Or at least enough of it to be a bad deal?
July 21, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Long time reader first time caller, I had a question that’s come up before in reading your work but which I’ve never to figured out on my own: when you compare AI revenue (known source) to capex, how do you know that the capex is going towards AI? Or at least enough of it to be a bad deal?