As someone else already mentioned, these do exist but you don't see them on the road because it usually easier to just get a bigger truck without all the quirks.
mlg
The most optimal route would be a cyberattack that causes all of the satellites to de-orbit, but that would honestly be a bigger challenge than STUXNET lol.

Tbf I think the cheapest matches I saw were around ~$200, but even those were outliers for being cheap.
My favorite systemd moment was when Lennart and Kay shouted "systemdeez nutz!" in the kernel mailing list and then proceeded to systemd all over the place.
Nah apparently I lied, they're E5-2697a V4s which came out in 2016.
Cheaper than a kaby lake i7-7700k which is crazy lol
The funny thing is the car will keep its value for way longer.
I have handfuls of old Xeons that released with an MSRP of $3000 over a decade ago and now they're worth about $20 a pop on ebay.
My car model year also happens to be from 2012 wnd right now it's still worth 10-15k in good condition.
Fingers crossed Lepton releases with Nvidia support or at least some easy virgl script.
Eww reddit content in my lemmy feed
It's funny that we're at the point where we have billionaires who aren't even on the same order of magnitude as those approaching the trillionaore threshold.
Imagine having 5 billion dollars to your name and some dude out there has 100 times that amount at 500 billion dollars.
Its gonna be a 180 on Ivermectin and they'll switch to bleach lol
Save your breath, this guy reposts his ingenious solution on every post so often that I gave him a user tag a long time ago:

There's so much fault in the logic that you can pick apart at practically every piece. Even just the idea that modern nations fight over land control and not resources antiquates the actual UN.
Will forever remember him from Good Burger lol.