• sramder@lemmy.world
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    26 days ago

    My dude’s… I don’t even game and I’ve been maxing out every system for the last 10 years.

    #FUCKAI

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        26 days ago

        That I believe… it’s always been a little piggy, but you can do some creative shit with it especially if you’re bad a SQL, which I am 😝

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            24 days ago

            Doesn’t quite go as far as it used to 😉 But for the record my goal back in the early 00’s was to break 85K :-)

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              24 days ago

              I college in 2004 I won the stock market game in my Econ class. The professor gave me a Hundred Grand bar as the prize saying I’d be making that some day. I messaged him 2 years ago say I finally made $100k but it doesnt quiet feel like the same.

              Also, if I invested $33k in Amazon then it be worth $2-million.

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                23 days ago

                Nice! Really makes me regret community college… I think they charged me $1.25 for every one I consumed, roughly a 125% mark-up… wish I’d just bought one share 😉

                Or stayed in CA doing IT 😌

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      26 days ago

      You should probably stop downloading trojan horse crypto miners.

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        26 days ago

        I think that he means that he’s added the maximum amount of memory that his hardware supports, rather than that he’s been keeping his GPU computation capacity filled.