EatYouWell @ EatYouWell @lemmy.world

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He can, though. He can issue an executive order to the DoJ telling them to stop prosecuting people for non-violent weed offenses.

I don't think you know what the word suffering means.

The people who elect the ass hats aren't representative of all Texans, and they're dying off.

Texas is becoming more and more blue every day, which is why the government is doing everything they can to suppress Democrat voters.

That really isn't a bad metaphor for how the computer processes code.

Who wants to bet he's just a Helpdesk tech and has no idea what an actual computer engineer is?

I mean, busting people for trying to purchase drugs is absolutely a thing. It's a stupid thing, but still a thing.

The FDA has nothing to do with drug scheduling. That's the HHS, DEA, and AG. Congress could just take marijuana off the list if they wanted, but that's not likely to happen any time soon.

Smart of them to make their spying devices a loss leader. Get even more rubes to buy one.

The fuse doesn't matter. Those LEDs draw like 69W per 1k LEDs. You'd need about 12,000ft of lights to pass 20A

I highly doubt those LEDs are drawing over 20A in the first place. Those lights only draw like 0.2W per ft, or 69W per 1k LEDs.

You'd need nearly 35,000 LEDs, or about 12,000ft of lights to trip the breaker.

Texas government*

Yes. Their newest slightly outperforms AMDs

It's highly unlikely that a cap full of bleach is going to damage the plastic in any meaningful way.

They're not, but they are capturing all of your web traffic.

Intel's mobile on proc gpu does beat AMDs, though.

Vinegar might work, but if you want it to really work, use bleach instead. A cap full should be enough.

It would be nice to see them try to enforce these laws, since they're absolutely, without a doubt, unconstitutional. I doubt the case could even make it to the Supreme Court.

It was just expanding what the federal government is allowed to do without a warrant, but you're right in that they were probably already doing it.

That was for government spying, not private.

Most of it is people on the same network as you searching for a thing.