ISO 8601. This is the way.

But, it can't happen here, right?

RIGHT?

To be fair, the signal is only going through these suboptimal conductors for a very short distance.

Try wiring up your stereo with 50 feet of bananas, and you might start having problems.

I found an article that explains the stamp thing. And it's just as stupid as you'd expect it to be.

https://www.vox.com/2016/2/9/10942860/sovereign-citizens-movement

Donny are you OK?

I should call her.

You don't need a fake assassin. You just need to relax security a bit.

And having a president that is a master at making people hate him helps, too.

I'm beginning to think that destroying it was the whole point.

Tesla, too.

This meme is almost old enough to vote.

If Trump were to trip down the stairs and break his neck, that would be one thing. Becoming a martyr is another. And becoming a martyr while still alive is even worse.

Back us off, ensign. Nice and slow.

Yes, that is generally true. But Elon has shown time and time again that he is an inherently malicious individual.

Is it implausible that a jackass like Elon would spend a small fraction of his wealth to destroy a company that hurt his wittle feelwings?

Werewolves, obviously.

Zug

Thank you. I just had it stuffed.

Yes. If there's one thing that all corporations want, it's to MAKE LESS MONEY.

That's why they want to reduce competition. It's so people can give them less money.

Now, some people might suggest that this sort of selfless generosity might go against their fiduciary obligation to increade stockholder value. But those people would be wrong because of course they're only doing this to eliminate competition and gouge customers, you bunch of gullible idiots.

My Ryzen 9 7950X3D died a couple months ago. I just tried rebooting one day, screen went black during startup, and that was the end of it. Nothing but two red POST lights on the motherboard after that.

I had been donating some CPU time to a couple BOINC projects (solving math, physics, and biology problems), so it's possible that might have contributed to its demise. Although, I typically had it throttled to not exceed about 25% of CPU usage, so I would think the CPU should have been able to handle it. But, ¯_(ツ)_/¯.

I've only seen one other CPU die in my entire life, and that was years ago when I was playing around with overclocking an old CPU. So, I was rather surprised when my 6-month old CPU went to an early grave.

The fine folks at AMD were kind enough to RMA the.dead CPU and replace it with a 9950X3D, which runs like a champ. But it also rarely gets above 5% CPU usage, which seems like a bit of a waste. But, I'm not in a hurry to use any of that excess capacity to run another BIONC project any time soon.

Yeah, kinda, i guess.

Are you the keymaster?

What a tragedeigh!