Therein lies the rub, my friend...and no eye doctor visit or prescription readers will help you. Shit is just too damn small to see on a cellphone screen, I'd wait until at a proper computer if'n it was me.
Yup.
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My domain as a counter point, typically at least two computers running 24/7, both with 28" displays, proper keyboards and pointing devices made for large human hands. Two cell phones with active numbers, both often lost somewhere because I rarely use and don't give a fuck about either of them. They have their usefulness, but it is very limited and they tend to be more of PITA than anything.
If you have vision issues, using a fecking cell phone is only going to make it worse. That's adaptation and human evolution.
Mine is also running 24/7, and is a direct step across the hall from the MBR when I can't sleep - which is mostly. I now have 5 screens on the thing.
I've got something similar in my "office" (the dining room) for work, critical for design work. Yesteryear's drafting boards are today's multi-monitor setups.
I dig the 'Vette carts. That one is probably one of the best/coolest looking ones I've seen. It'd be a lot cooler if they did more of the body work, it'd be east to do a "bed" back there.
Are they taking a wrecked Vette & then dropping whatever body they want onto the frame? This is something I've seen now & then but really never paid much attention to it.
And yes it'd be really easy to add some sort of bed to that & it could be made to look good too.... I'll bet it's a hoot to drive.
Mostly what I've seen is wrecked/abandoned C4 and C5 cars that can be had for cheap, get it running/driving, cut the body off and go sand-rail style. Clettus was the first 'tuber that I seen do it, then David & Finn ran one on Roadkill, or maybe those are flipped. Either way, they look like a blast.
Or get F'n fancy.
Let's not rule anything out.
AI Startup Backed by Microsoft Revealed to Be 700 Indian Employees Pretending to Be Chatbots
https://www.latintimes.com/ai-start...0-indian-employees-pretending-chatbots-584240
Let's not rule anything out.
AI Startup Backed by Microsoft Revealed to Be 700 Indian Employees Pretending to Be Chatbots
https://www.latintimes.com/ai-start...0-indian-employees-pretending-chatbots-584240
"Hello! My name is Bot. Let's talk!"
I heard about that story a few days ago, and I can't let it go. I think they called their "AI" Natasha, which is just a little icing on the cake. I just keep imagining some poor Indian sitting there and some wierdo trying to "chat dirty" with "Natasha".
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