He cares about the billions he’s raking in.

This has basically become a wood stacking community.

Ai search results are ass

@over_clox@lemmy.world keeps posting about their GMC Sonoma which was my first car in highschool. Every once in awhile one will pop up for sale in my area and I consider it.

Looks like it’s buried behind the radio/cigar lighter

They also got it on the NASDAQ so if you have an index fund that follows that you bought into it.

I like that cart.

You’ll be shocked when you find out what it’s for.

How I feel when I explain what a distributor is.

I recently paid $120 for 4x8gb 3000 DDR4 RGB DIMMs used on eBay so prices aren’t totally insane just yet. Anything new is out of stock or close to it because DDR5 is/was the norm. It would probably be cheaper to buy server ram if you can get a board and CPU that can use it.

8Gb of ddr4 is $25 usd and 16Gb ddr4 sticks are going for about $75 usd goes up from there depending on speed.

PS5 (no disc drive) $600

PS5 (w/ disc drive) $650

PS5 Pro (no disc drive) $900 + $80 for disc drive add on

Xbox series S (no disc drive) $500 (512GB) - $600 (1 TB)

Xbox series x $750 (no disc drive) / $800 (w/disc drive)

On darknet markets they use an escrow account and admins act as mediators, so as long as you can show that you have a valid tracking number. The issue becomes when people try to scam you by selling you broken electronics or scam buyers pulling fraud returns. Weirdly this is common with VCRs on eBay. There’s large resellers who buy good VCRs and steal parts out of them and return them. Then they resell on Amazon. I guess it comes back to having a karma system.

The issue in the US with accepting payments on behalf of sellers is that you have to then collect sales tax which is different for every locality. Then you also have to issue tax forms to the sellers for sales over a certain amount. Which leaves us with sellers collecting payments on their own which means using something like PayPal or Bitcoin. You would just have to have people build trust through reviews and hope for the best. You could base the service in a random other country so that you wouldn’t have a bunch of regulations to deal with and leave all the tax stuff up to the buyers and sellers. You’d probably run into issues with accepting credit cards though.

I believe it’s if you get enough points to lose your license.

eBay/marketplace/etsy alternative.

They do things differently in Utah so I’ve heard

Bald men’s club 👴

At first I had to remove some posts but then I revamped the rules and that really helped. the community has grown into its own thing over time. The most I had to remove was recently due to a spat people were having in the comments. I never have had to ban anyone.