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Ive got a Bravia. They're good like upper midrange TVs, like the top end before you really start spending crazy cash

Hell yeah

When I went I saw some Chinese equipment (security stuff iirc baggage X-rays or something) at the airport saying that they're helping Cuba

Impeachment is not a thing that's ever going to happen.

RAM is expensive, bulk storage like hard drives haven't gone up as much. Yet.

One of the best things I host.

I buy privacy respecting smart shit

I have smart lights, but they operate off a radio (not wifi) in my house. That radio is connected to my home server, that I fully control. There's also physical switches on the wall to control them, which IMO is absolutely mandatory.

I'm a massive nerd tho so I don't expect the setup to be viable for most. Although I think Home Assistant are selling the servers as little ready made kits with the radio and all nowadays. But I'd still recommend some tech proficiency.

Plus my bedroom fan, my TVs, my robovac, etc all controlled locally through my server.

I fully concede it's all unnecessary tho it's just my hobby and there are some benefits. My lights slowly get dimmer and more yellow the later it gets. I have a little button on my nightstand that turns on/off my bedside lamp or I can double click it to toggle the overhead light. I can toggle lights from my phone without getting off the couch. It's nice.

What spectrum is this?

Maybe you're used to it. Putting up just my ring finger is hard and uncomfortable

If we're gonna waste billions of dollars on military and ICE and shit imagine if we wasted all that on shit like this.

I mean, still would be better if we took care of people, but I'd take this over what we're doing now.

Capital isn't even particularly difficult. It's repetitive to a fault really. He repeats the concept of the Labor Theory of Value until you're good and damn tired of it, then it becomes a history lesson on working conditions in late 19th century Britain.

Audiobooks are great but not reading

Do you mean in the literal sense?

I mean so does Lemmy in the default interface (WebUI)