But what if we buy more processors and then say we are using them to power AI but we put them in a warehouse instead, that's innovation too right?

I think the existence of litrpg proves that point. But it's fun Jan!

It's not batman, it's batpope!

I found an amazing Epica release after hunting for hours. The new Epica boxed set was a really good deal from nuclear blast. It's a 100 dollar set but it's far more expansive than most sets at that price point.

a month ago they had a sale that was far better than even this black Friday sale, I bought 3 double LP's for under 20 dollars each, I was expecting more of the same, not some insane new price increase.

"sale" price when this was a 16 dollar buy 6-8 months ago.

Whoops kicked the corner going up the stairs, broke my toe, welcome to your 50's.

What I find completely bizarre, is when I am in a social situation and they are talking about something I'm an expert on and discussing it, I can chime in and actually answer the thing they are discussing. This is literally never wanted, even though it's the answer they are trying to discover!

This is a bit counter to the point that she was making, the difference between maybe someone like me who is disabled by it, there is no choice, even when I do want to remember the information no matter how hard I try there is often no choice. I have to write down the name, I can't just remember.

I tried so hard for so long and it's a total crap shoot. If the person's name is aligned with someone I already know, like my close friends are john and dave and james, so those names are easy to remember, but if they are not aligned with anyone I know, forget it! hah, self pun.