Catsrules @ Catsrules @lemmy.ml

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As long as I have a good antivirus I would.

So the real question is did he change his ways or not?

Usually if your truly feeling guilty about something you would stop doing that thing.

If this is a true oh crap I want to be a better person type situation I would argue it sounds like a reason to start watching LTT videos. As future videos would not have products he doesn't believe in. (assuming you put any value on what Linus believes in and assuming he is putting forth best effort to stop/improve.). I assume they have enough money they can pick and choose whatever products they want to review so seem like a easy goal to achieve on paper.

From what I remember of the last few videos I have personally watch and just scrolling through their last 2-3 months worth of videos, the only things they are reviewing that I would say are "bad" products seem to be created to warn people that they are bad products or straight up scams. Like the audiophile video and wish.com videos. Both in my opinion are entertaining and informative and serve as a warning to stay away from the garbage products they are using in the videos.

It is a review channel, that is kind of the point is to tell you about a product. Just to do it in an entertaining way.

Here is a product it is good for this and this reason, it is bad for this and this reason

Here is a comparison of the product vs alternative products.

I would buy because X reason or I wouldn't buy it for X reason...

It makes sense he wouldn't personally use or want all of the products he reviews as his needs are different then others needs. But end of the day a successful product would fill someone's needs. The idea is that someone would see and learn about it any buy it.

I was making a joke using the metal handle and melting plastic, instead of using the plastic as the handle.

Metal is a conductor and would get very hot in a dead short melting plastic.

That entirely depends on how Amazon's stocks prices handles him being eaten by a Whale.

Yeah but that is video, if you have 99.9% of the file often times it plays just fine.

Wouldn't torrents be able to solve that issue because everyone is sharing with everyone else?

The last peer might only have 10kbps upload but as long as the other peers are sharing with one another everyone can pull down 10kbps because that is how fast new data is getting sent to the swarm.

This seems to happen alot. I always wondered if it is really a peer or some weird spoofed peer that just tries to give you hope before crushing your dreams.

You know I never thought of that.. but yeah that would be a good very very very very large number.

Like throwing puzzle pieces in the air and getting it to land completed.

The second one is to keep the cat distracted long enough that you can eat the first one.

It can melt plastic does that count?

I haven't played it most just read the news about it. But to me It maybe early access but it doesn't sound like a subpar game.

That has been my experience as well.

Not saying it is perfect but it does seem to be somewhat accurate.

I actually think water percentage would be in the high 90s. 80% water sounds like it would be more like syrup consistency.

Sure your standard corded vacuums probably needs more power then what USB-C can provide. But alot of people are liking those cordless vacuums and I would bet money those could be charged off USB-C same with robotic vacuums.

True but how often are you unplugging and plugging in a washing machine?

Generally speaking higher powered devices have a higher chance you leave them plugged in.

Didn't facial recognition get some poor guy arrested and raped in prison and he was completely innocent of everything?

It is fun to do.

But for practical reasons the biggest thing for me has been easily connecting switches together.

For example my kitchen has two big lights. Each light has its own switch but they put the switches in the opposite side of the room, so if you want both on you need to turn on one walk across the kitchen to turn on the other and do the same thing to turn them off.

With automation/IOT I can now logically connect the switches together so turning on one switch will turn on the other.

Honestly USB-C. It is getting added to electrical outlets. Super small, basically impossible to get electrocuted being low voltage DC.

Works in every country.