Slotducks posted:

Elon Musk is profoundly stupid, profoundly lazy, and profoundly pathetic

He's the most divorced man on earth and I cannot believe he still has remoras around him in tyool 2023

(USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)

16-bit Butt-Head posted:

chess is gay

the milk machine posted:

parag whatshisname is suing twitter because they haven't been covering his legal bills

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/04/ex-twitter-ceo-who-was-fired-by-musk-sues-company-over-unpaid-legal-expenses/

Nenonen posted:

"I strongly disagree with your opinion that I and my family should be put into concentration camps. But I will die defending your right to say it and put it in print and hold mass rallies against people of my kind and take over the government and annul our constitutional protections!"

Dr. Kyle Farnsworth posted:

this is the thread where you watch tucker and defend ted cruz and bari weiss endlessly but to own the libs/cia/fbi/homeland

inevitably this winds up like, back in ye olden times, the second life goons that used to go to the furry sex/roleplay cubs to have furry cybersex ironically and for trolling purposes but somehow wound up having lots of nonironic orgasms

Gabagool posted:

https://twitter.com/brtong_/status/1683930777258434560

cool their best ideas are more middlemen for the street parking we already sold to the emirates. parking apps lmao

16-bit Butt-Head posted:

he's winning

shyduck posted:

https://twitter.com/TheMcKenziest/status/1684701624210763780?t=9Hi9NAjFfAbQRd3ILeAjKA&s=19

moist turtleneck posted:

Oh cool the guy that had a bot baby with grimes is still alive but weird posting in the other thread now

Groovelord Neato posted:

He posted a reading list some months back and got made fun of because it was like middle school assigned reading level and then whined that people roasted him for it.

Malloc Voidstar posted:

Karia posted:

In a vacuum, a 10 micron tolerance isn't that hard to hold, for some kinds of features, for some kinds of manufacturing processes. I've set up automotive machining lines where critical features, like critical bore diameters or the distance between two precision dowel holes, would get held to +-0.005 mm, statistically capable to a 1.67 Ppk (that means that we statistically estimate that no more than 0.6 parts per million would be out of tolerance). It takes some fiddling,, but it can be done. Bore honing's another example, they routinely hold that sort of tolerance as well. But you'd never try to do that on every feature on a component, let alone the entire car! Even ultra-precise measuring instruments and stuff have a whole ton of tolerances which are like "make a drat clearance hole, who cares so long as the bolt goes through." And that's with machining! Trying to hold that sort of tolerance on sheet metal or die castings is sheer insanity. Even measuring that sort of tolerance on large parts gets really tricky and you have to start taking into account stuff like how much the part sags under its own weight.

NofrikinfuN posted:

I wonder if Trump paid for a checkmark or if he's gonna miss out on that sick revenue share.