“We beat those rich guys”, says a new york city gig worker with no benefit paying $2000/month to share a 1br apartment with three people.
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Take that back! The idea did not fail.
He should build the launch pad on the Mexico side of the wall. I’m sure they would welcome a new industry.
The old shoe culture wasn’t that cool, either. Kids with no money spending every last cent they could get their hands on for the latest pair, only to get robbed by bigger kids a week later.
He won that election by 14 percentage points. Either Clinton is magic, or the public was not ready to return to Communism.
Yes, they are effing up one of my favorite places to see good bands.
Really, you think that someone who believes in Russia-backed internet trolls is as fanatical as someone who believes there was a child sex ring in Comet Ping Pong??
Maybe they should build a wall around the other side of the state. I’m not sure holding on to Arizona is the best idea...
I miss the Juicero so much! I tried putting a bunch of produce under a piece of plywood and having my friend Fat Pauly stomp on it a bunch. It kinda worked, but the juice is just not the same. A little plywoody. Fat Pauly gets winded pretty quick, so we only get a cup or so at a time. God love him for trying, though.…
I thought the point of the show was Consumer Electronics. None of the three products operate on electricity at all.
Yeah and totally appropriate for a textile convention or food industry trade show. This one is the Consumer Electronics Show.
Hamburger, pantyhose, and a rainproof fabric. Anyone who sprung for airfare and hotel to this show got screwed. On the plus side, there was a gadget for that.
Only for the poor sucker my corpse lands on. But I’m guessing it will just be an arm here, a leg there....
Put me in one of these, and let’s just see what happens.
I agree that they look nicer than the previous generations of TV. But if you went into a friend’s house and watched a game, you would probably not be less happy with the experience if it was a good 720p tv. Maybe 1080 if the thing is huge and you are sitting up close.
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The issue is TVs are a commodity. They are all good, they all do the job. Below is the TV picture I grew up on. 99% of the issues with this picture were solved the day someone invented a 720p television that did not pixellate during a football game. Since then, the improvements have been tiny. The rest is manufacture…
Shouldn’t be that hard to open a video library. In fact five or six years ago, it wasn’t.
Any chance this is what you saw?