beenBoutIT

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by beenBoutIT 2mo ago
All we really need is a solid system for adding all of the 100k+ internet radio stations to a synthetic radio spectrum that can be easily navigated with a rotary dial just like local radio.
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by beenBoutIT 2mo ago
Looking through a shelf of well organized CDs, game disks or movie disks will always be far more satisfying than typing letters into a search box and wading through large numbers of titles on a TV or monitor.
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by beenBoutIT 7mo ago
It should easily be able to understand a user's personality well enough to know how to manipulate them. E.g., 4 suggestions that user avoids directing user to the remaining 5th location that wasn't suggested.
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by beenBoutIT 9mo ago
He spends big money on security.
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by beenBoutIT 9mo ago
Any American worth that much is safer in a discretely armored car than on foot.
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by beenBoutIT 9mo ago
At 7 TSP BTC is far more fungible than Gold.
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by beenBoutIT 9mo ago
The good that BTC will do in the long run is worth the investment. Civilization getting out from under fiat currencies - once and for all - is a massive step in the right direction.
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by beenBoutIT 9mo ago
In the long run BTC as a universal digital global currency will be more efficient than the fiat currencies it replaces.
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by beenBoutIT 9mo ago
In the near future every nation state will be vying for the largest stake of the BTC mining pie and the BTC race will be bigger than the Space Race and the Nuclear Arms Race combined and adjusted for inflation.
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by beenBoutIT 9mo ago
Like it or not in the end it will just be BTC. China will stop exporting Bitcoin mining tech. Nation States will dump money into proprietary BTC mining tech and keep it to themselves just like military tech. The US needs to see this realit
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by beenBoutIT 9mo ago
An interesting point is that any nation state or corporation can focus resources on either AI or BTC, but not both at the same time. BTC is a sure bet in the long run while AI is potentially capable of delivering a faster ROI with no hard g
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by beenBoutIT 1y ago
It's post-peak tech. Channel flipping is the ideal format for channels and other content that can take up a whole screen.
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by beenBoutIT 2y ago
That PEGI 18 rating likely boosted Balatro's sales.
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by beenBoutIT 2y ago
It'd be interesting to see how big a CPU chip scaled up to be big enough for a human to fit in (were it hollowed out) would end up being.
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by beenBoutIT 2y ago
The first country to outlaw social media for everyone under 18 will own the future.
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by beenBoutIT 2y ago
It'd be more interesting if Google let us run Android apps in Chrome browsers on Windows and across linux distros.
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
Unlike Apple Nokia built their devices to resist breaking and be 100% serviceable down to the smallest parts. Apple uses metal because it's significantly heavier than plastic and makes phones heavy enough to shatter glass screens and
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
Have California cell networks gotten to the point where they'll be able to handle the mass calling that follows disasters? Curious how people will contact emergency services and friends/family in the critical time following an ear
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
It seems like the obvious solution is to offer Americans what they want in terms of a burger named after a bigger denominator. 1/5th pound burger is going to sell better than the quarter pounder while using less beef.
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
My dream has always been a toggle that switches between traditional loud sportscar exhaust and something on par with a stock BMW exhaust. Last time I checked physical switches still had a tendency to leak. The battery method could be the an
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
Be the one person who doesn't look like a hunchback endlessly poking at a small tablet - by standing upright and endlessly poking into the space around you.
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
A big part of the problem in America is ignorance with regards to how the rest of the world does medicine/drugs. Europe, the UK, Israel and the rest of the modern world use blister packs that are harder to counterfeit than loose pills.
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
*He would have had better odds of being able to get legitimate drugs in a system that utilizes blister packs.
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
Most drugs capable of causing dependency have had their dangers grossly exaggerated to further the War on Drugs. Each American needs to be given the facts and then decide for themselves, just like with religion.
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
Anyone that's addicted to their smartphone needs to put their phone in their pocket for an entire lunch break and use the time to observe others using their smartphones - it's a bad look. Optics wise, staring down at a tiny screen
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
Work done on a PC is typically much more efficient than work done on a smartphone.
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
Makes me wonder why there isn't something simple that encrypts and decrypts comments.
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
Jobs swore.
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
The fact is that America had far less problems before the War on Drugs. Police officers would focus their efforts on solving and preventing real crimes as opposed to playing puritan nanny and rifling through people's pockets telling th
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by beenBoutIT 3y ago
It's unavoidable for most people. That said, wealthy people could actually avoid most of it by using more expensive materials like PTFE and glass while having all of their food produced with production that doesn't involve any of

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