You mean the one where they refused to allow paper receipts for the votes, and where voting stations were changed at the last minute, and where:

In the early morning about 15 men in unmarked black jackets temporarily blocked access to one voting center in the capital, Caracas, a Times journalist observed. One volunteer vote monitor was punched.

And

the government did not release a full vote count, and its figures did not appear to match statistical estimates based on partial counts gathered by opposition poll watchers and other data that showed the president losing by a wide margin. As of Wednesday, the government had still not provided a full vote count.

That election?

That’s actually a lot more trolling than I would have expected from time magazine lately.

So is person of the year going to be Musk this year? Or are they going to go with some pandering and give it to “all former federal workers”?

My money is on some form of the latter.

That’s why the Russian world politics strategy prescribes fomenting war between China and India. To keep them busy while Russia fuck Europe with the USA’s blessing.

You haven’t factored in the the north’s economy was based on manufacturing things using materials from the south. Industrialists got rich from it and that’s a major factor in why New York cops were returning slaves before the war.

The Industrial Revolution was powered by coal from the south.

Before the public works and refrigerated train cars that made California a farming state, a lot of food was grown down there.

The ruby on rails generators do this sort of magic. It’s fun while you’re using it, but a nightmare to remember how to use on a 10 year old project.

Yeah I suspect it’s shaped location, but also if you’re used to milk being cold, it’s the place you’re going to look, and it’s going right in your fridge when you get home.

So do nuns

Is it me or is he just slightly asphyxiated after the first breath?

We messed with sulfur hexaflouride a while back, and it’s kinda difficult to exhale it all without putting your head between your knees and breathing hard.

They put ultra pasteurized milk in the same cooler as regular milk in my neck of the woods. Same for egg nog.

Johnny Greenwood would be another great option.

Except Aaron was being prosecuted for pirating open scientific papers. He was being heavily pressured by the FBI and was facing serious fines and jail time.

It’s less surprising that he took his own life in that situation. I know less about the OpenAI whistleblower, but it seems much more suspicious from here.

Blue hats with sticky trap tape on the backs do wonders. Seriously they love moving dark blue spherical things.

I think nascar already has a virtual banana peel. They also stop the race right before the end, then restart and hope for crashes then.

When they started redesigning the cars to be safer in the late 90s I’m pretty sure they were doing it because 80%+ of the audience at those races were there to see crashes.

Won’t the extra CO2 just help the heartier plants (weeds) take over?

When “everything is AI now” and your motion board/investors are watching nvidia nearing 1T, then they want you in the GPU business.

And now we’re back to the public companies are terrible at innovation argument. If the line can only go up, you can’t take risks and you have to hurt people to continue at some point.

The seats, steering, climate controls, everything you touch, computers, and bodies are garbage, so no, most of what makes it a car is terrible for a car of that price.

Even the throttle pedals fell off the constructs before a recall about them.

By chargers, I should have said charging network. Which I think will be the only profitable business with the name Tesla on it in 10 years.

Eh, he’s changed a fair amount since joining the magats. His cars have always been overhyped shit though. The chargers, batteries and maybe motors are the only good things that have come your of those factories.

Fit, finish and features have been cheap and crappy all along though.

Anyone who saw Mac at the time would know what pretty was for interfaces. Windows has never been pretty.

Cheaper components and manufacture to use a dedicated microcontroller to run PWM to dim the LEDs than something like a 555 and transistors to change its logic/capacitor path to vary brightness.

They even may use the same micro for charging lipo batteries, not sure since there are dirt cheap chips for that too.

The fact that people have bothered to modify such basic firmware is pretty funny though.