But the Chinese don’t have the choice to just be a hobo.

DADDY! Why?

I would imagine one would curse a lot in that situation… We are not the same!

“Sorry”?

I’m a simple man, I see cleavage, I check it out.

Not STARE, but there’s a good chance I’m not offending the person who presents it.

I hope to get some irrigation lines automated in the spring.

The animals would benefit from some humidity control.

Hmm, feeder and a pen door for my ducks!

There is no end to this!

Goats?

I present to you: Home Assistant on the whole farm!

I have a younger wife still working, I’m tending to my small farm. But it’s nowhere near profitable. Just really nice on my brain.

Thank you! I own a Pixel 6a and a 7. I also run a Jellyfin server.

I’ll look into it.

Do you happen to know a guide about setting that up?

I’ll cut the aerial/antenna then…

Hoodie?

… However, they soon realized that the definition of the metre at the time, based on a material artifact, was not accurate enough for their work. So, around 1907 they defined their own unit of length, which they called “Ångström”, based on the wavelength of a specific spectral line. It was only in 1960, when the metre was redefined in the same way, that the angstrom became again equal to 10^10 metre. Wikipedia

Edit: also some atoms are about 1 angstrom in size, so it’s convenient, I guess…

Revolt is uprising. It can be in vain, done by small numbers of people, crushed etc.

Revolution is a big change. It is usually large, well organized, and even if unsuccessful, it still results in changing the old way.

Edit: A good example would be a prison revolt by the detainees in a single establishment vs. a prison revolution meaning changing detainment rules in a whole country.

It would certainly be exciting to host these…

You want me to say “revolution”?

Because revolting is something else…

At 44 he was already leading the Party.

Revolting is done by young people.

Most industries create jobs. Datacenters do not.