If you have the same kind of light I do....you could see a mouse in the field behind my yard. Only problem is the batteries start to fade quick.Today seems stiff,sore and throbby...........and not in the good way.
Got a new flashlight and and wow have they come a long way.
Light as hell but lights up the entire property like daytime.
I can plainly see the wire all the way across the yard.
Really is a giant leap forward in the decades since I last bought one.
Fkn Pot Head! bwahahahaha.....
No f’ n comment…. Nothin happens during that and ill never ever get in the fetal position again unless i die in that position….im forever traumatized…. Lol its not funny butt you old farts can laugh
Keep in mind, Elon Musk has a fairly well established history of getting predictions wrong and or falling way short of when he says things will happen and that has mainly been with regards to his companies and things they produce, which if anything should be the easiest things for him to predict more correctly. As for AI the problem there is that people tend to fear things they don't understand and long before AI was really on the map Hollywood already seeing intelligent machines as something that will take over the world decide that best thing for the world is to get rid of mankind. Given mankind's history it kind of easy to believe that scenario unfortunately but it's just as possible that the advancement of AI will go in an entirely more peaceful and beneficial direction. The flaw in the Hollywood version is that it tends to project the way mankind thinks and mankind's emotions on to the intelligent machines. Ehile intelligent machines will likely have the ability to very convincingly emulate emotions, they won't actually feel them because they'll still just be machines. Alsso while the intelligence part is very close to being realized robotics will still need to get way better then it is now before the machines will be able to take over everything. At least in the early days of AI taking our jobs, there will still be quite a few jobs that will still require a human touch. There will also be a lot of jobs that people will not trust machines with in the beginning, at least until mankind develops more trust in just how safe and benevolent the machines are. For example do you really think that many people will be comfortable with a machine cutting their hair? Especially if they are fearful that one day out of the blue the machines will turn on them and want to kill them? Machines may have the capability to perform as a barber but will the companies that provide that service want to make the expensive investment to purchase the machines to do the work if most people are to afraid to pay for a machine to do the job?
You’ve triggered me into an unhealthy nfinite dark place….that only cartoon bud can pull me out of
aught to take pictures and post the progress!
As one gets older time moves faster...Me being this far behind in the thread is inappropriate…im trying to keep up but you old farts are too fast for my gen x self…
Things went well Had a nice visit dropped off food for the MIL. Having the kids and Grandkids over tonight for supper.
When I had a hemorrhoidectomy; after surgery they must make sure the area around the anus does not get excessive scar tissue and the skin and flesh must remain flexible. So, someone has to stick their fingers in your butt and massage/stretch the area, this happens for over 2 weeks. Every time a new person came into my hospital room, I would look at their fingers to see how big they were(big fingers hurt). This would happen several ties a day.
I wont go into detail butt i might have went through a different procedure butt not by much tho at all… what they put me threw has me putting windex on broken bones for life. Dont even call the ER just let me die with zero dignity pride and tegridy!!!
haven't we all?
No it's up damn near 50% because of the impact of the pandemic and the poor way it was handled by the previous administration. Had it not been so badly managed in 2020 that we didn't have to shut everything down and keep people at home, then the supply chains wouldn't have broken as badly and maybe the period of inflation that the whole world experienced wouldn't have happened which is the reason everything is now 50% more expensive. It could have been way worse, fortunately Biden was able to get us to the point fairly quickly where all the stay at home restrictions were lifted and people could get back to work which is why our inflation is much lower then most of the rest of the world.
Drop a section of pipe over it vertically and call it a artesian well?
