This is despicable. I normally don’t wish ill on people, but this guy is getting FAAAAAAAR less than he deserves.

Twitch plays A Real Person.

The iPhone whatever isnt pushing over 100 teraflops of matrix math.

The most important ingredient to success is fortune of circumstances. There are literally millions of hard working, highly productive people living in poverty. All because the rich and the corporations who control the country deem a majority of jobs as not worth a living wage.

There are millions such jobs. That includes grocery store workers, and a whole slew of other service workers, who are *vitally important* to the well being of the country. If every food store worker suddenly got another job tomorrow, people would die. Why should tens of millions of people live in poverty just because…

Machine Learning on a phone? You're kidding, right? There's a reason why Nvidia sells a $10,000 co-processor designed for that sole purpose.

Two potientiometers gives you an finely discriminated 2D field of points. So how does the N64 not have a true analog stick.

Honestly I like the article. It sets the stage so the gravity of how stupid the deception is, is apparent.

Im not trying to come across as mean, but this comes across as an exclusively first-world-rich-person’s problem. In which case the advice should really be “stop trying to control your kid into being what you want them to be.”

Some one turned Sim City's disasters setting to the max.

You want the supplier of raw materials for plastics to die? You want to make healthcare supplies way more expensive? You want electric cars to become less efficient (due to increased weight by not having plastics)?

The oil industry wont shut down; As automotive demand dwindles, so will price, which will spur plastic demand. You can bet on more and cheaper plastics in the next decade or two. And before you think thats a bad thing, healthcare costs should go down somewhat as their millions of disposable plastic supplies become…

Rare or Popular MSIB sets appreciate in cost. Otherwise, Lego at best keeps its nominal dollar price.

I did not see the man hours quote, which is much higher than I estimated. At $40/hour, that's $570k ish, which is still well under the cost of a real Chiron.

The tone of Halo 5 was so not Halo that I quit after the intro cutscene of the 2nd mission.

Assuming the average of $0.10 per LEGO piece (which is probably too high for this “set” since most of its pieces are small), its only around $100,000 kit cost. That doesnt include labor in assembling it (but even a generous estimate doesnt put the labor cost above $50,000).

You didnt list any Windows 10 machines in the under $800 category.

You own the Xbox at the end of the term; you arent leasing it.

If you have a stable job, and can afford to save up $840 over 2 years or less, this is a wise financial decision. You dont neex to fork over all the money at once, and you can enjoy it now. And once the term is up, you own the Xbox.

Then just buy a new set. That set of rechargables have more than paid for themselves by not buying disposables.