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Gayvaylin should stop posting right now.

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stealing more than $650,000 in taxpayer money
I was looking for a 4 in/1 out HDMI switcher with digital coaxial audio output. I found one I liked on NewEgg. It was $35.

Shipping and Duties from China were $144.

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I'll switch by hand before paying $144 to ship in a $35 product.
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Never thought Texas would take away free speech but here we are I guess. This could potentially set up a very dangerous precedence.
Try reading the text of the bill and not click bait headlines or the rantings of the uninformed that believe the OP's blatantly false thread title.

This only applies to political advertising and basically says that you can publish false/fake/farked/A.I. generated content that never happened, so long as you add the required disclaimer that it's false/fake/farked/A.I. generated content. Failure to include the disclaimer would be a criminal offense.

Imagine Dems using A.I. on say, Byron Donald in his run for Governor, and the ads started by showing Donald's saying something like, "we need to round up the Jews" when it never happened. That shite should be illegal and that's what this bill is aimed at.
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Where was this judge when Jan 6ers were held in prison WITHOUT charges?
Likely counting their Soros money.
ABC News
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A judge has ordered that Mohsen Mahdawi, the Columbia University student who was arrested two weeks ago by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents following his citizenship interview, be released from detention while his case proceeds.

"The two weeks of detention so far demonstrate great harm to a person who has been charged with no crime," U.S. District Judge Geoffrey Crawford said at a hearing Wednesday. "Mr. Mahdawi, I will order you released."


This is the same group that fiercely opposed any modernization of dock facilities, even though it would improve speed of product to market, increase profits and decrease consumer costs.
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The fact that we're even having this discussion is an absurdity.
Businesses that dip their toes into politics bring it up on themselves
Her speaking fee is easily more than she 'earned' in a year as VP.
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I don't see many Blue Origin government contracts in the future
AWS is where Trump can hurt Amazon. Get rid of AWS and replace it with Microsoft Azure or IBM's Rise cloud computing service.
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ACB was a massive mistake
ROE was overturned. She served her purpose.
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Bondi is sooooo on it!
It's on her desk as I write this!
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In addition to the $500,000 membership fee, the club will charge annual dues, which have yet to be disclosed.
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I was right there on the membership fee, but draw the line at annual dues.
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Existing stocks would be required to be placed in some sort of blind trust, right? Because that's bullshite to force someone to divest of stocks they already own prior to the law being enacted. Otherwise, super! Let's do it.
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All for the low, low cost of $90,000
I have no idea what s treatment would cost, but whatever it is, abdominal sepsis infection from abdominal surgery is serious and life-threatening, and survival is relatively low. If it's a $90k treatment and your mom stays alive is infinitely better than the alternative.
Judge Boasberg to file emergency order filed by the Whitehouse Press Corp to hold the meetings later, as it is a blatant attempt to stifle the media from reporting and thus violates the constitutional protections of a free press.
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Has this device cleared medical trials?
No, but there are nearly 20 new patents filed on it, so far, and the patents owner is a major university that will license the patents to a medical device manufacturer to build out the prototype. It's a good ways away from being commercially available, but the design is solid and initial computer simulations look good.
I have been consulting on the development of a therapeutic medical device that kills sepsis in the body using highly specialized imaging sensors that can clearly "see" to 1 micron (as reference, the thickness of human hair typically ranges from 17 to 181 microns). These sensors are read by AI, looking for sepsis bacteria as small as 2 microns. As it recognizes it, AI directs a series of more than 4 million tiny laser diodes that fire off individually as directed by AI. In a 30 minute procedure, the device can clear the body's blood of up to 94% of live sepsis bacteria, allowing the body's immune system to avoid being overwhelmed, giving patients who develop sepsis from an injury or surgery an expected 90% improvement in survival rate. No doctors will perform any work. It'll all be set up by trained technicians and then run by AI.
Sure. Take Karen Suburban Mom. Bored with hubby, looking for a spark, she discovers TEMU. And she falls in love with it. Visits TEMU everyday. What does TEMU offer? Cheap junk. A sugar rush for buyers Maybe if those cheap avocado sealers to keep it green cost $5 instead of $0.89, Karen might stop buying garbage crap that clutters her life. This would be a good thing.