NVDA is a long term hold for me. So long as they are THE chipmaker for AI there's major room for growth. If AI stagnates and PC gaming retracts then I'll reassess.
The biggest implementation of it was probably r/cryptocurrency's "Moon" tokens. Before this announcement moons were worth around 25 cents each and were trading on major exchanges like Kraken (which means some people were paying for moons and not just earning them on Reddit for free). Reddit basically just did a rugpull. There's people in that sub who lost thousands of dollars since the announcement tanked the price who knows how many people lost money outside of Reddit. I only had about 40 dollars worth earned myself so no sweat for me but I wouldn't be surprised if some people sue Reddit over this.
One of my crazier ex GFs got back at a guy who was stealing food out of the fridge at her job by mixing in a ton of the longest lasting laxatives she could find into a tuna sub. When she saw which guy kept having to run to the bathroom she purposefully occupied it for so long the guy shit himself and had to be sent home (grocery store). I've never bothered other people's food in communal fridges but if I did I would have stopped after hearing that story.
Dude dodged a bullet, the girl in that song is the crazy artist type. As a former musician the smoldering battlefields of my love life are littered with those girls. They're all fire and passion at the start but by the end you're questioning your own sanity and likely in worse position in life. Those are the kinda girls where you hear their name and it makes you stare off into the distance for a moment dreaming of how much better it would have been to have never met them.
I really don't like the thought of Lower Decks deciding Star Trek canon. Following and expanding upon known canon sure. But making up new canon that presumably now has to be payed forward for the rest of Trek in perpetuity that's a job for serious live-action Trek. I get that the Orion home world is whatever, it's not like they're mucking with Vulcan or Klingon lore but they're still a major species so I'd rather their lore be established in a serious context with regard given to making their civilization as plausible and realistic as possible.
All that said this was another pretty mid episode. Tendi backstory ok but this felt weightless, like going through the motions. The funny wasn't funny enough to excuse the plot being Lower Decks boilerplate. This show has proven to be at it's best when it combines it's comedic aspirations with serious plotting. This was just fluff. That works for some but I hold Trek to a higher standard.
NVDA is a long term hold for me. So long as they are THE chipmaker for AI there's major room for growth. If AI stagnates and PC gaming retracts then I'll reassess.
The biggest implementation of it was probably r/cryptocurrency's "Moon" tokens. Before this announcement moons were worth around 25 cents each and were trading on major exchanges like Kraken (which means some people were paying for moons and not just earning them on Reddit for free). Reddit basically just did a rugpull. There's people in that sub who lost thousands of dollars since the announcement tanked the price who knows how many people lost money outside of Reddit. I only had about 40 dollars worth earned myself so no sweat for me but I wouldn't be surprised if some people sue Reddit over this.
It has been (or worse) since 2009.
https://andy-bell.co.uk/a-more-modern-css-reset/
Should update the CSS reset link.
One of my crazier ex GFs got back at a guy who was stealing food out of the fridge at her job by mixing in a ton of the longest lasting laxatives she could find into a tuna sub. When she saw which guy kept having to run to the bathroom she purposefully occupied it for so long the guy shit himself and had to be sent home (grocery store). I've never bothered other people's food in communal fridges but if I did I would have stopped after hearing that story.
Ha cool! My anon posts would probably add like another few hundred.
Dude dodged a bullet, the girl in that song is the crazy artist type. As a former musician the smoldering battlefields of my love life are littered with those girls. They're all fire and passion at the start but by the end you're questioning your own sanity and likely in worse position in life. Those are the kinda girls where you hear their name and it makes you stare off into the distance for a moment dreaming of how much better it would have been to have never met them.
I really don't like the thought of Lower Decks deciding Star Trek canon. Following and expanding upon known canon sure. But making up new canon that presumably now has to be payed forward for the rest of Trek in perpetuity that's a job for serious live-action Trek. I get that the Orion home world is whatever, it's not like they're mucking with Vulcan or Klingon lore but they're still a major species so I'd rather their lore be established in a serious context with regard given to making their civilization as plausible and realistic as possible.
All that said this was another pretty mid episode. Tendi backstory ok but this felt weightless, like going through the motions. The funny wasn't funny enough to excuse the plot being Lower Decks boilerplate. This show has proven to be at it's best when it combines it's comedic aspirations with serious plotting. This was just fluff. That works for some but I hold Trek to a higher standard.