I was thinking this, but I doubt that the HBM is so easy to repurpose.

I’m assuming that it’s mounted in the same unit as the GPU, not in a handy-dandy socket.

It could be cracked open and extracted no doubt but if it’s glued in that’s going to be nigh on impossible to extract.

I had been pinning my hopes on HBM coming onto the second hand markets after there three years or so of use, perhaps I’m wrong.

It seems unlikely as the entire machines with HBM on them are apt to be sold whole on the market and snapped up quickly. With how much demand is in the current market machines 3 years old may not be sold if they can't get newer faster machines fast enough.

Does this include above ground too? The Eastern end of the Central line has a large dead area that I can never get a signal on.

I was following Elm City quite closely 10 or so years ago, it’ll be interesting to follow this.

Does Trump read?

He doesn’t strike me as the bookish type.

Yes a bustling high street and vibrant town centres was a real burden to me.

Isn’t that a standard chat up line for some?

I just use the LG screen for my Apple TV.

No network connection, apparently the BBC thinks I should use the LG app to watch UHD TV, perhaps they’re in league with LG

Nice.

But beaver dams also capture sediment, one of the problems is that rain on loose soil forms deepening gullies.

Another big part is the wetlands, which helps water refill aquifers if the soil is permeable. And a charged aquifer provides springs.

I have no idea why I am so obsessed by aquifer recharge.

There’s a fair number of greening the desert YouTube channels using Beaver Dam analogues funded by the state.

>I have no idea why I am so obsessed by aquifer recharge.

Maybe humans have an instinct for water management like beavers do.

>There’s a fair number of greening the desert YouTube channels using Beaver Dam analogues funded by the state.

I enjoy some of these too. There's also water management focused regenerative agriculture projects that are cool like food garden pond systems in Hawaii[0]

[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24uCCr3KjCI

> Maybe humans have an instinct for water management like beavers do.

We absolutely do. For both water and fire management.

By three o’clock?