chronicledmonocle @ chronicledmonocle @lemmy.world

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This is for IoT.

$20 says it was shoddy wiring or something similar. So many deaths and accidents happen in India because of a lack of safety standards and training there.

And before someone tries to call me racist, or anti-India, or something, India accounts for 14% of all accidental deaths worldwide and out of every 100k workers in India, 116.8 on average will die in a workplace accident, which is 3X higher than the #2 spot (Pakistan).

Source: International Labor Organization

Flex Launcher.

Lol as an American, good luck with that. You'll probably have some "good times" in early to mid-stage capitalism. Then, you'll reach late stage and realize it's all rigged.

Yeah I couldn't really either. I'd have been in dire financial straits if I'd been forced to pay $750 for very long. I'm a single income father of three.

That and also bombs designed to detonate near the surface with an initially downward explosive force.

I feel ya. My wife's loans went from $750 a month to $110. Way easier to swallow.

Modern nukes are also more damaging and explosive. I'd imagine if Russia wanted to go full agro, they'd use the biggest ass bomb they can muster.

But you're right.....they might not use H bombs and opt for A bombs instead.

"Nuclear fallout" in modern nukes is isolated to the area they hit. As such, modern nukes aren't going to irradiate the atmosphere that would lead to a Fallout video-game style world.

What they will do is kill a f*** ton of people and thermally destroy a specific area REALLY hard. If you're in the blast radius, you won't even know it. You'll be dead from the shockwave so fast you'll have literally less than a second of confusion before you get turned into meat mist.

Lol k.

Writes an inflammatory comment about "libruls"

Gets called on their bullshit

Gets mad

Conservatives continuing to be the most easily triggered bunch in the world.

Probably went to a Christian school where they teach the Earth is 6000 years old and Jesus was around at the same time as dinosaurs.

It's one of the only non-Android TV, Apple TV, or Roku ways of streaming Netflix with a remote via HTPC. There are EXTREMELY niche uses for it.

How, exactly, is Wayland a mess? It has a good legacy window compatibility layer and is solving a lot of problems X11 had. Seems perfectly alright to me.

If purchasing isn't ownership, piracy isn't stealing.

They're in the UK. They don't have our stupid healthcare system.

This is an EV. There isn't any emissions to be concerned about. At least not from the car itself.

Yeah I have 40+ family members and friends who access my library through Plex.....it's going to be a much more bumpy ride for me and that's basically why I have this transition period.

One of my requirements was Steam (either locally or Steam Link) and EmulationStation. The Shield cost nearly the same money as the AMD Ryzen mini-pc I'm using, so I just decided to go with the more powerful device so I could run light to moderate Steam games at 1080p in addition to In-Home streaming. I use my gaming PC for WFH, so on days I work my kids wouldn't be able to play games from Steam unless it was local.

I think out the door I spent about $230 for a Ryzen 5000 series APU machine with 512GB of SSD and 16GB of RAM. With the shield at ~$199, I went for the more DIY solution, which isn't for everybody, but I'm an tinkerer.

Yeah I barely use Plex for music, so I haven't run into this much. I use mine for TV and Movies pretty much exclusively.