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  • Copper

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  • Probably around $150 worth of copper there, but you'll have to spend about twice that to get it because it comes in a larger size you'll have to cut down.

  • Something keeps reminding them to stay on top of the problem.

  • Not disagreeing, but at the same time, we're already carbon dust in that scenario.

  • Very likely, but how messed up do you have to be for it to be attacking your neck that hard, while under the best medical care in the country?

  • Don't need to feed a horde, just enough of them to shoot the rest.

  • The French were in a bind for cash due to impending conflict with the British, and we were kinda down with that cause. Plus they had just paid for our war against the British.

  • Debt servitude works better than any whip or chain.

  • Clean water and food can be incredibly valuable when no on else has any.

  • I made no claim as to it's effectiveness. Just as an age verification in an OS would also have a failure rate.

  • That's what the robots are for.

  • Ok, but a nuclear war wrecks things, and a bunker hoards value. So you're not really disagreeing.

  • Cars have an age check already, it's called a license.

  • That's why the price surged.

  • Because Mike Johnson is entirely subservient to Trump and absolutely will not do his job, which is why he has the job.

  • I didn't say all out, I said unconventional. Facing the US military head on is just suicide with more steps. Iran has a lot more options.

  • They're being very restrained honestly. Missile attacks against Israel and local bases are bare minimum response. They have the funds and people to do serious unconventional warfare damage.

  • I'm sure this won't come back to bite us in the ass in the form of repeated terrorist attacks.

  • That's the thing, the local models aren't going to have the processing power to really beat deterministic systems. So you're going to need comms at some point to really get any kind of edge. Otherwise dumb systems get the job done for pennies, while you're having to produce high end chips to handle local processing and back end training, just to significantly out perform a garage door trip light. Yes, an exaggerated comparison, but the point holds.

  • That, and the instant this became news, data sovereignty became a national security issue.

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

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