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@disclosetv Basically: USA involved either way. If that is the case, send Isreal first.

MORE - An Israeli attack would provoke Iranian retaliation against American targets, creating the casus belli needed to rally U.S. public support for direct American intervention. disclose.tv/id/lw2vb4y3ol/

NEW - Senior advisers to Trump would prefer that Israel strike Iran before the U.S. launches an all-out assault, because "the politics are a lot better" if Israel strikes first — Politico

@amuse @BrennpunktUA @grok Lol. Yeah, those icebreaker are torpedo-proof. And also missle proof from aerial attacks. Good thinking!

@BrennpunktUA @grok How many of the world's currently deployed attack class submarines were designed by US companies?

The USA 🇺🇸 has the most powerful military in the world but there is one military capability that is crucial to even think about controlling Greenland and defending it against adversaries like Russia or China. It’s heavy Icebreaker vessels. The US has 2 from the 70s. Russia in comparison has 40. The US has ordered heavy Icebreaker vessels from Finnland and the first one will probably delivered in 2028. So let’s be very clear. At the moment the U.S. doesn’t even has the slightest chance to protect Greenland without its Nordic European NATO allies. So maybe you go back and make your homework @POTUS @realDonaldTrump before you threaten anyone of the U.S. allies with tariffs.

Considering how to put ink on paper again, now that printers require a subscription. What a joke.

@Next52431 @amuse @hecubian_devil Good point. I was referring to a typical homebuild where swap files arent really needed if modern SSD/NVMe are monetarily comparable in some sort of RAM scarcity situation. They should last multi TB of writes before they expire, unlike the old ones.

@GlowHost @amuse @hecubian_devil Using SSD swap excessively is a good way to wear out your drive

It’s crazy how it will literally be impossible to build a PC in about 12-18 months, and might never be possible again.

@amuse @hecubian_devil RAM isn't as important as it used to be now that solid state drives exist. SSD M.2 and NVMe scoop up most of the heavy work. Combine the latest CPUs with crazy core & thread counts, I would not be surprised to see RAM go the way of the dodo bird. But what do I know.

@hecubian_devil Why?

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@NoLimitGains Im just here for the gold bar snack bar.

@it_unprofession The good news is the robots will shovel your driveway and plug in your neighbor's printer soon. No more back, or headaches.

I just finished shoveling my driveway. Took me 90 minutes. My back is killing me, and I have to drive to work now. My neighbor has a snowblower. He did his driveway in 10 minutes, then offered to do mine. I told him no thanks, I like the exercise. Real reason? If he does my driveway once, I owe him. Next thing you know, he's asking me to "take a quick look" at his computer because "it's running slow." I don't do free IT work. Not for family, not for neighbors, not for anyone. Last year, this same neighbor asked me to help him set up his printer. I told him I'm a "network architect" and I don't work with consumer hardware. He looked confused. I said, "It's like asking a heart surgeon to check your kid's scraped knee. Different skill set." He hasn't asked me for tech help since. So yeah, I'll shovel my own driveway. A sore back is temporary. Becoming the neighborhood Help Desk is forever. Boundaries aren't rude. They're strategic.

@oelma__ Mocking Canadians?

🤔

@otokyo This poor child.

Our baby is…

@RosieRocks29 @front_ukrainian Nice cammo. Nobody would ever spot that gallery target.

❗️🇨🇦Canadian citizens support the purchase of 🇸🇪Swedish JAS 39 Gripen fighters instead of 🇺🇸American F-35A Lightning II.

@dylanotes Good thing the USA doesn't own the entire world otherwise it would be responsible to take care of everyone on it.

The foreign aid cuts overseen by Rubio have already resulted in hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths, and are projected to lead to millions more in the coming years. Lying about the vital programs he terminated will not absolve him of his culpability for this catastrophe.

@lady_valor_07 Clips from a magazine

What are these ?

@TrumpsHurricane In that order? Seems like a weird timeline of confiscation and life in prision comes before the buyback, from a pragmatic approach.

What is your message to Morgan Freeman ??

@AutismCapital Jeves was too busy playing on his new FreePC, preloaded with NetZero, as he watched Lycos run off into the sunset with his @aol address. YAHOO! And the Netscape has never been the same since.

Whatever happened to Jeeves? What’s he up to? How’s he doing?

@Gavin_McInnes It Takes Two is wild.

Tried playing Call of Duty with my 12-yr-old and it was just getting shot in the head while I tried to figure out where the fuck I was. What’s a good game for an anti-video game guy to play with his son on Xbox? My experience includes Pong, Joust, and Blasto.

@fchollet Wait until people realize those satellites are required / connected to ground-based data centers anyways.

"Datacenters in space" make for a catchy narrative and an interesting demo, but the math simply doesn't work. When considering factors like launch cost, maintenance complexity, and the cost of high-bandwidth communications (latency included), there is no realistic set of economic and engineering assumptions under which orbiting datacenters become cost-competitive with simply building conventional nuclear-powered (or renewable energy-powered) datacenters on the ground. In fact we're off by 50-100x. Dramatic launch cost reductions still won't make it work. And of course if you invest a lot in specific lines of tech to make it work you then have to consider that the same can also be invested in better ground-based nuclear, bringing the cost of power down for everyone.

@JustJenRX @BennieGThompson Eight? Try checking out old Dr. Suess books from before the Doctor became the doctor. You may be surprised at what you find.

@BennieGThompson Leave it up to the Democrats to deny the fact that America hasn’t been terrorized by ANTIFA for the past 8+ years.

I asked FBI Operations Director Michael Glasheen a simple question: “Where in the United States does Antifa exist?” His reply: “We are building out the infrastructure right now.” It is clear that Antifa is not a formal, organized group with a defined structure or leadership. How can it be called a “top threat”?