illed_Out
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That nigga Bobby Shmurda got way to much time on his hands…
eating wing tips is like searching for treasure with your mouth.
I eat the wing tips. Especially on turkey wings.
Lakers going to have to change the arena name lolWhat does this mean for people that have money in there?
The whole eating the shrimp tail is throwing you off.You know what, this just ain’t the place for me no mo.View attachment 1103602
Nah lol. I’m joking, but it’s a combination of other things.The whole eating the shrimp tail is throwing you off.
We did.
Look at technology leading up to integrated circuits and transistors and look at the exponential jump afterwards. The Roswell Incident happened in 1947, just before IC's and transistors. There were early, crude attempts at an IC before it, but after??? It took a few years, but once we got it, technology took off.
Let me illustrate:
In the 1960's, this was an IBM S360's 128K core memory module. It weighed 610lbs.
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In the late 70's, this entire computer was available with half of that memory:
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A couple of years later and the Apple][e would be released that could handle up to 128K of RAM.
In 1990, the movie The Hunt For Red October was released and it featured a supercomputer by Cray Inc called the Cray 2. It was one of the fastest supercomputers on the planet with the ability to process 1.9 billion floating point operations per second. It had a luxurious 256MB of ram, liquid cooling for the processors (it had 4), and had to be powered by a pair of generators. Plus, it really needed it's own room to operate in.
This is a Dell Optiplex GX260. Released in 2002, when equipped with a 2.6GHz Intel Pentium 4 processor, it's FASTER than the Cray 2 and can be equipped with 2GB of ram. Fan cooled and it sits under your desk.
The processors in computer I'm typing this on can handle over 500 billion floating point operations... and I have two of them in this machine. And it's massively more parallel than the Cray2.
We've been seeing tremendous leaps in technology for the last 60 years and even some decent jumps only a few years after Roswell. Nah, I think that as we reverse engineer shit, it's first sent to the military, then the tech is trickled into the consumer arena.
Bruhhhh...Remember the days when you could stay at the barber shop after you get a cut and hang out and talk shit?
Not anymore. I’m always eager to leave because I always hear some stupid conspiracy theories about every single thing. I came for a cut. That’s it. Fuck your opinion on everything else
Thank god my barber has a single man suite to cut hair in…. Cuz the barbershop he used to work at was wild as shit lmaoRemember the days when you could stay at the barber shop after you get a cut and hang out and talk shit?
Not anymore. I’m always eager to leave because I always hear some stupid conspiracy theories about every single thing. I came for a cut. That’s it. Fuck your opinion on everything else
This nigga got a intimate barberThank god my barber has a single man suite to cut hair in…. Cuz the barbershop he used to work at was wild as shit lmao