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[_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)05:41:23 No.

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>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)05:44:05 No.

  is this the same guy who narrated the "where the missile is"?

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)05:58:28 No.

  >>2878211
  lol no.

  lrn2electronics
  lrn2trig

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)07:35:47 No.

  Did any of that have any coherence or even meaning?

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)07:43:51 No.

  >>2878244
  somebody has absolutely no idea how cardinal grammeters work.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)07:55:05 No.

  It's funny that he says that flush-fit/lapped-plate design has nearly eliminated side-fumbling,
  when the very shearing forces caused by the lateral and rotary forces caused the shitty materials
  used back then to reliably fail after only a few months of active operation. Fortunately maglev
  barshaft designs have NOW virtually eliminated both lateral and circuit depleneration while
  limiting material resorption. Sadly, the requirement of rare-earth magneto-capacitence circuits
  in the maglev joists has made it so that in 20 years, we won't even be able to produce them.
  Retro-encabulation is going to fall back at least a decade once material depletion ruins the
  industry. At least it'll give techs some jobs back. It's going to leave the entire concept of
  thorium molten-salt reaction-based power impossible though, since reliable encabulation isn't
  going to be feasible any more.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)10:19:01 No.

  >>2878244
  It's a computer that gives out and receives tickets or other, and collects various stats and
  systems (for use in parking lots, employee areas, stadiums, etc..) from the late 90’. It's a very
  very high end, more than anyone could ever need, it's advertised towards schmuck small business
  owners who think they need something they don't and want to jump on to the digital bandwagon.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)10:23:23 No.

  I am so embarrassed that I completely missed every word he spoke.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)10:39:54 No.

  >>2878261
  What rare earth materials are we going to run out of? The rare earths are distributed across the
  earth's crust pretty equally. The only constraints on their mining are regional regulations and
  means of disposing waste materials.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)10:43:39 No.

  >>2878261
  So this is what people mean when they say mumbo-jumbo.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)10:49:51 No.

  wait what does this have to do with moot

>> [_] Anonymous 08/17/15(Mon)11:02:24 No.

  >>2878351
  he kinda looks like him. It's a flash so you can't really see anything though.

  >>2878348
  >>2878332
  >>2878244
  It's meaningless jargon for the sake of being meaningless jargon.