Manufactured housing is, essentially, disposable housing. It doesn't hold up to the same standards as housing, and if it did, there wouldn't be a need for a special classification.
My home was built in 1951, 72 years ago. Still solid, still livable.
"Keep in mind that according to national regulations, mobile homes are usually considered to be habitable for 55.8 years more or less."
and:
"Unlike “built” homes or real estate, mobile homes depreciate in value similar to other types of private property. This is largely because of the way in which they are constructed and their mobility.
A certain decrease in valuation due to depreciation is inevitable. This begins to apply as soon as you buy your home. In general, mobile homes depreciate at about 3-3.5% a year. Working out how much your manufactured house has depreciated can help you to fairly accurately determine the current value of your home.
For example, a home that originally cost $50,000 will be worth $ 41,000 after six years."
So you burn a bunch of carbon resources making housing that's going to be worthless and in a landfill in 50 years.
If it had 10 GB at the higher speed it would still be hamstrung, but not as badly as it is with 8 GB and 2 GB that's essentially unusable except for maybe UI overlays.
"“Not only that, but Meadows is saying ‘he would have yelled at me if I didn't do it.’ That alone is also a violation of the Hatch Act. It's not just that President Trump was involved in the false electoral scheme, but he's getting his chief of staff to do it. And the chief of staff knows if I don't do this he's gonna yell at me. That is a Hatch Act violation. One of the one of the only provisions of the Hatch Act that actually do apply to the president. You're not allowed to, as president, tell an employee or intimidate an employee into engaging in political activity on behalf of a candidate. What else is that?“"
As a console gamer, I don't have to worry about it. Xbox Series X, PS5, Steam Deck are all AMD based. The Switch is Nvidia, but honestly, I can't remember the last time I turned the Switch on.
There's nothing preventing them from setting up wwww as a subdomain if they really want the Trumpian "sharpie pen" version of "see, we were right all along."
"Furthermore, your note calls to mind another letter recently submited to a House select committe: 'This unprecedented action serves no legitimate legislative purpose and would set a dangerous precedent for future Congresses... the American people deserve beter.' See Letter fom Rep. Jim Jordan to Chairman Bennie Thompson dated January 9, 2022."
I half expected an aside of "And I will strike down upon thee With great vengeance and furious anger Those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers..."
It's too bad Justin Roilland got canned, because this is prime for another Rick and Morty court transcript video:
https://youtu.be/5bjDkQR57fA?feature=shared
(Real court transcript voiced by Rick and Morty.)