Really does not seem like a good use to me.

My first thoughts as well. What are we going to do with all that extra power? As it is now, PG&E (or rather it's customers) are paying other states to take it away. If we are going to continue with this mess, what we really need is just storage and not production.

the makers of Ambien.

The mere fact that Trump is pro-crypto makes it prima facie a scam.

I was not even aware that they had branded TVs. Why would anyone want one?

Well said.

Ummmm, go fuck yourself.

I'm still waiting for an AI that I can feed two sets of plans and say "make plan A interface with Plan B'. Maybe I'm wrong but I don't see that coming anytime soon but I can ask someone like you to do it with no problem at all.

Give it time.

All of you in your 50's and believe that your still doing great, may have a big surprise soon. I was fine until my mid 50's then shit hit the fan. It does not take much to start the slide, for me it was a knee replacement, that led to forced retirement, not being able to train and work out as usual, which led to everything else going to hell, etc. Around and around we go. I'm now in my mid 60's and am not half the man I was just ten years ago. Now this is all just my experience and YMMV, but just don't get too cocky yet, kiddo.

Why thank you!

I'll only spend the least amount possible to get what I want, I could not give a rats ass as to where it is made. What does that matter? Human "tribalism" is well past it's prime people.

I really haven't seen much that I would call a deal. Plus now that I'm "winning" so much, I seem to have a lot less disposable income.

Possibly, my generation often has no clue about tech and tends to believe people on face value as that is the way we were raised. But for many of us, spam filters/blockers are surpassingly effective if set up correctly. But you missed my point, I'm not taking a shot at those generations. I'm simply pointing out that people under a certain age have grown up being inundated with marketing crap and scams. So much so that they don't seem to even notice it. You won't convince them to care about it, it's seems as if it is just background noise to most of them. The rest of your point I agree with.

You realize that you are effectively preaching against God to the choir, right? We have seemingly entire generations of people who have had pocket surveillance devices in their hand since childhood. They mistake addiction for convenience and the Tech industry loves them for it.