Haven't owned a Playstation since PS1 and looking to buy a PS5. I'm not spending $600 on one, though. That's just stupid money.
EnderLaw
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Boeing shifted production to break the Seattle unions. That's been a sound financial decision so far...except for all of the failures and dead people.
It was a perfectly good name until that no-talent ass-clown ran for president.
Isn't Pedro Pascal going to be Reed? He has some gravitas.
6 solo wins in a row on Fortnite. Decided thst i couldn't stop playing until I lost after the second win.
Got stuck in a glitch Fortnite game with NO STORM. Took over an hour to find everyone and get the win. Had to just fly around in a helicopter until the last dude shot at me.
Normally, when you want to open the door, you push the door button, the door window drops and opens an inch or so, clearing to door seals. The emergency door releases force the windows through the door seals without the window drop. If you do that too much, you'll damage the door seals. If you do it rarely, it doesn't matter.
Kids. Saw it years ago. No interest in ever setting it again.
Hard to see how this pays off in the short, medium, or long term.
I had a Regal Ranger. Best rubber band gun ever
Part of this is done to kill the US manufacturing sector.
Edit:
My point stands. China has been subsidizing their solar industry with massive amounts of government money for over a decade to dominate market share and keep others out. To be fair, the US punishes China by prohibiting the highest end technology from going to China. This is mirrored in various other industries as well.
"There have been two main reasons for First Solar’s decline. Besides slowdown in Europe, the main reason is the large subsidy the government of China provides to its solar manufacturers. By some estimates, China gave $30 billion to solar manufacturers last year and now China dominates the solar industry with names like Yingli Green Energy, Suntech Power, Trina Solar and LDK Solar."
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Trouble brewing...