For fresh food and high value electronics, speed is often more important than capacity. It sounds like this service will compete with air freight. I think JR knows what they are doing ;-)
They're actually around 80 bucks, versus an initial value of a cool hundo. But they also pay out like a 5% coupon rate annually, so if you had bought them in '97 you'd be slightly beating inflation.
no, this is the Andrew Tate who made his money doing human trafficking and crypto scams. He might have made some startup capital from getting brain damage but his money came from being a piece of shit.
Meh. Granite is open source, and as long as they don't try to force integration with a third party service I'm down for local LLM integration. It's not all chatbots, and LLMs happen to be honestly pretty good at searching through eg man pages and pulling out relevant bits.
Boring compared to what, PCP? Every trip I've had has been enjoyable. Yeah I didn't see talking dragons or whatever but I had a shitload of fun spending the day in the woods with my friends watching the trees branch off and wondering about the nature of reality. I also got really fucking good at Rocket League for like 2 hours.
I'm subscribed to a skeleton themed shit posting account's merch advertisements. I don't think I've ever bought anything but his shirts are literally just shitposts. It's nice to still get weird twitter humor without having to touch twitter.
Can I ask what it is about naked pictures of people who explicitly do not consent that gets you off? I genuinely do not see the appeal. It's not like the only other option is a crusty old sears magazine either, there's literally billions of images of people who are down to have you beat your meat to them.
I love interfaith dialogue as much as the next guy but we're talking about a humorous bumper sticker. The audience of said bumper sticker is not going to find that the inclusion of the Buddha enhances the joke at all.
They mean it's hard to find anyone who will cop to voting for W. Everyone in the United States thinks the Iraq War was a bad idea, and nobody supported it at the time if you take their word for it.
For fresh food and high value electronics, speed is often more important than capacity. It sounds like this service will compete with air freight. I think JR knows what they are doing ;-)