Thank you, how do I run this as I don't have any expereience in running code and currently I am using a mac.

Is there a way to download only the audio from the 300 videos on my YouTube channel, and do it all at once?

I wonder if it’s worth it.

I looked into my crystal ball 🔮

hold on tight

So we can know what is going on there. It's currently a news 'thing' and either fake news or real. Or a bit of both.

Cute!!! What’s their name?

I love cats 🐈‍⬛

They do! You can hire cats to hunt mice for you in office buildings etc

Not a rental, no 🥲

Wait is this happening?? Lol 👀👀👀

Wait is this happening?? Lol 👀👀👀

Just get me a car! I will do the rest

You can't stop this.... Car

Just get me a car! I will do the rest

Some hardcore Marxist shit going down ladies and gentlemen. Gulag level shit.

I’ve been thinking about this problem for some years now. In 2021 Congress passed a law with some ambiguous language that may enable law enforcement to use a remote Killswitch. However, this technology has been installed on modern vehicles for many years.

As a former resident of California, having been subjected to the draconian lockdowns of 2020 through 2021 and being kind of a car guy I knew that it was possible for somebody somewhere to remotely disable my vehicle during the state of emergency. This didn’t happen, but it was always a possibility, and as government grows more restrictive it becomes more of a possibility in the future.

While doing research, I discovered that the most popular engine ever made was the old air cooled Volkswagen. To this day, one can still buy every single part for one of these cars.

The second most popular engine ever built was the Chevy 350 in.³/5.7 L. Again, many of these vehicles were very popular and all parts are available.

Thirdly, another less popular option, but still a highly reliable engine with ease of access to parts is the 4 L jeep six cylinder engine.

I bought a 78 Chevy truck and I’m in the process of restoring it to like new condition. When my wife was recently in the market for a new car, we bought her a 97 Jeep with a rebuilt engine/transmission/transfer case/rear end.

We also have a 1985 Honda nighthawk motorcycle. This serves as a back up vehicle in case of emergency.

It is our plan to create a small stockpile of consumable and often replaced parts. All while making improvements and modifications to make them more practical. It it’s our intention to never buy another vehicle.

Mathematically, speaking, it is cheaper to fix an old car than to buy a new one. Even if I had to replace the entire powertrain on my 78 Chevy truck, it would be less than one year of car payments on a new similarly sized Chevy truck.

A more flattering pic.

A Bitcoin address holding 185 BTC just became active after 11 years of dormancy. The funds were originally withdrawn from Silk Road in September 2013 and had remained untouched until two hours ago.

For consumer/retail use, I don’t think it is. Perhaps it powers these transactions behind the scenes, but this UX will dominate.