No one asked to hear from you either, but here we are.
My goddaned xterm is lagging, like wtf. Literally logged into a virtual machine for work several hundred miles away running commands through some weird-ass windows SSH terminal software on a server several thousand miles away from the virtual machine and it lags less than the term on my local machine. I've moved from vim to vscode it's so painful.
This would be a decent policy, probably+10% max expected capacity or something and contribute back to the grid.
People shouldn't be under the impression it's healthy, it's just a lot less unhealthy than cigarettes.
I remember when RPS started, Kieron Gillen and the the PC Gamer gang. Fucking shite now.
That I did not know!
Just to add to this, there's zero chance you're getting a 13x mortgage. For a 375k house on a 25k salary you're going to need something more like 250k to start.
Fry off some bacon lardons in the pan first, leave the bacon fat in the pan.
What a bloody stupid take. No one cares about saving humanity unless that's their only pursuit in life?
The nice thing about nuclear waste is that it kind of just sorts itself out too. I half suspect not knowing what to do with it and kicking the can down the road is sort of the whole point. Nominally it's pretty easy to deal with nuclear waste, you seal it up somewhere and leave it to not be radioactive any more. The problem is it takes a long time, and we don't really know how to communicate to anyone 1000 years in the future "there's nuclear waste here, stay the fuck away". Making sure it's an active topic for discussion kind of keeps it at the forefront and means it's not forgotten about.
To add to this, free/super cheap hardware is definitely available, to me personally it's way more impressive that a candidate cobbled together a JBOD NAS from a stripping some old hardware from a school and is the remaining hardware to run some kind of Beowulf cluster on usb drives.