Daily Tech News 24 June 2024

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Meritocracy is bad, say people without merit. (Tech Crunch)
"The post is misguided because people who support the meritocracy argument are ignoring the structural reasons some groups are more likely to outperform others," Mutale Nkonde, a founder working in AI policy, told TechCrunch.
"A founder working in AI policy" is code for oxygen thief.
"We all want the best people for the job, and there is data to prove that diverse teams are more effective."
If they are more effective, then by definition, they are at the top of a meritocracy.

The problem is, they're not, and you know they're not, but you are not allowed to admit it.
Emily Witko, an HR professional at AI startup Hugging Face
Oxygen thief.
told TechCrunch that the post was a "dangerous oversimplification," but that it received so much attention on X because it "openly expressed sentiments that are not always expressed publicly and the audience there is hungry to attack DEI." Wang's MEI thought "makes it so easy to refute or criticize any conversations regarding the importance of acknowledging underrepresentation in tech," she continued.
Well, yes, because DEI is fraudulent.

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Another win for Europe: Apple won't be bringing its AI glurge to EU customers due to laws that prevent it locking customers in boxes and then sealing the airholes. (Liliputing)

I should naturally support Apple here over the EU - one company against an undemocratic transnational government - so the fact that I need to think about it is indicative of how much I despise modern Apple.
Proposed legislation in Michigan would require high schools to offer computer science classes. Is that enough to solve "equity issues"? (Chalkbeat)

You don't need an RTX 4090. You can get a computer good enough to learn computer science at Goodwill for $20. Any CPU from the last 20 years, 4GB of RAM, and a Linux CD, and you'll have something I could only dream of when I was doing my degree.
Linux kernel contributor Larry Finger has passed away. (Phoronix)

He was 65 when he posted his first kernel patch back in 2005, and he made 122 updates to open-source projects just in the last six months.
llama.ttf is a font file which is also a large language model and an inference engine. (GitHub)

Yes, really. Some font rendering engines are Turing-complete, and this font abuses that to its logical extreme to embed AI into your text.

There's a video on that page showing it in action writing a fairy tale. It does this not by changing the text you type, but by changing how the text is rendered; if you change the font or copy and paste it into another application the story disappears, because it only exists as dynamically modified glyphs in LLamaSans.

This is utterly useless but technically astounding.
Highpoint's Rocket 1608A put to the test. (Tom's Hardware)

There's no RAID in the name because there's no RAID on the card; you want the more expensive 7608A for that. Since this model already costs $1499, I'll leave it to you to decide whether you want the expensive version.

It supports up to eight PCIe 5.0 SSDs and transfer rates up to 57GB per second. It's one of those devices that you don't need, unless you do, in which case you really need it.

Disclaimer: I am Chaos, the end of ends, a steel rose trapped in a cage of ice, your best friend, Baelz Hakos of Hololive English. Witness me!

Posted by: Pixy Misa at 04:00 AM

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1 w00t

Posted by: m at June 24, 2024 04:02 AM (NHMTR)

2 G'Day everyone
It's Monday again, isn't it?

Posted by: Skip at June 24, 2024 04:04 AM (fwDg9)

3 Pixy, I don't think you qualify as "chaos". 😉 because here you are making sense about tech issues. I'm guessing Hololive has to do with anime or a computer game?

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at June 24, 2024 04:04 AM (5i4w0)

4 Mornin'

Posted by: Puddleglum, cheer up for the worst is yet to come at June 24, 2024 04:05 AM (i9JqR)

5 Howdy, Pixy & all!

Posted by: JQ at June 24, 2024 04:06 AM (njWTi)

6 Seeking God. A reflection on a bit of Psalm 70 by the rabbi who founded the International Association of Christians and Jews:

https://tinyurl.com/8uhxbare

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at June 24, 2024 04:15 AM (2+5wL)

7 3 Pixy, I don't think you qualify as "chaos". 😉 because here you are making sense about tech issues. I'm guessing Hololive has to do with anime or a computer game?
Posted by: FenelonSpoke

Hololive is an all-female 24-hour improv comedy channel with a side order of music. Hakos Baelz (Bae) is the avatar of chaos within a group that is 99% pure chaos to begin with. And Australian.

Just to keep things confusing, Hololive is also anime (Holo Graffiti and Magical Girl holoWitches) and a number of computer games (Holo Earth, Holocure, Hololive Error).

Posted by: Pixy Misa at June 24, 2024 04:17 AM (BLOW1)

8 Evening and morning to all the satellites of AoSHQ in space and beyond! (*Ninety-five* Jupiter moons? Yeah, we're gonna pass on putting stations on most of 'em.)

'Tis Monday, yes, but when we're on the upper side of the ground, even a bad Monday is pretty small kumquats, nicht wahr?

Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:17 AM (omVj0)

9 You displace a lot of martini if you put a hol-olive in it.

Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:18 AM (omVj0)

10 outside

Posted by: Ciampino at June 24, 2024 04:20 AM (qfLjt)

11 For a guy who has been short on sleep for two nights now, I feel pretty darn . . .

. . . zzzz . . .

Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:21 AM (omVj0)

12 Posted by: Pixy Misa at June 24, 2024 04:17 AM (BLOW1)

Thanks for the info

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at June 24, 2024 04:24 AM (2+5wL)

13 Last Man Standing w/ Tim Allen was such a good series. Not only well-cast with the hot ladies, not only laugh-out-loud funny with an unapologetic conservative slant, but it had heart as well.

Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:27 AM (omVj0)

14 For a couple of days now, Miss Linda has had a strange bird on her front lawn. (No, not me.) It looks something like a loon, dark body with light speckled feathers, grey spiky feathers around its head, and scary tiger-yellow eyes. When she walks by it, it ruffles its wings as if threatened. We don't know what kind it is. I've suggested she send a pic to the state Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries and ask.

It also looks and acts like it might be sick, so I told her to stay the hell away from it. Rumor has it that this bird flu can infect cats as well as people. True?

Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:33 AM (omVj0)

15 'Mornin, Wolfus!

Haha, I saw a few episodes of Last Man Standing... loved it! Tim Allen is awesome. (Home Improvement was a gut-roll, also!)

We need moar of the conservative comedy!!

Posted by: JQ at June 24, 2024 04:34 AM (njWTi)

16 This is utterly useless but technically astounding.

Something about sufficiently advanced technology seems like magic? Or 3 card monte.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 04:34 AM (ugR5t)

17 A story about dogs;

https://tinyurl.com/mu4xxdhn

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at June 24, 2024 04:35 AM (2+5wL)

18 Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:33

Do you have a wildlife rehab center in your are?

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at June 24, 2024 04:36 AM (2+5wL)

19 "Bird-flu" seems to be the new coof... Not sure what to believe about it, except that:

If it's 'reported' by the MFM, it's probably BS.

Posted by: JQ at June 24, 2024 04:36 AM (njWTi)

20 Christian devotional. Being light in dark places:

https://tinyurl.com/mryutxe2

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at June 24, 2024 04:41 AM (2+5wL)

21 Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:33

Do you have a wildlife rehab center in your are?

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at June 24, 2024

***
Plenty of wildlife reserves, I think -- it's hard to keep the wildlife down when you're surrounded by swamp. Rehab, I dunno. That's what Wildlife & Fisheries should be for, to see to animals like this.

L. thinks the creature looks like a mini-dinosaur from Jurassic Park, and after seeing those staring yellow eyes on this bird, I agree.

Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:41 AM (omVj0)

22 The font video is as opaque as the text description.It simply flew right over my head.

once upon a time !! and the fontAI added “there was a girl named Lily”

Why not simply use a AI text generator and dispense with the 240gb .ttf file?

Posted by: 13times at June 24, 2024 04:42 AM (gb5tG)

23 I went down to the local big box computer store to play around with the new new co-pilot laptops. A few observations.

They look just like what you would expect a laptop to look like. The software running on them looks just like what you would expect software to look like. These laptops come with a special copilot button that brings up co-pilot software which I'm not sure has any substantial real use unless you're trying to fake being an artist with co-creator. And they are wicked quick.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 04:45 AM (ugR5t)

24 Last Man Standing was great tv. For sure it had a conservative slant, by they allowed the libs to clap back when it was funny. Overall it was a good show and there’s a reason it was canceled, brought back, and then cancelled again.

I don’t see it in syndication on any streaming network not that I follow most of them. I really like that show, but the ending seemed hollow to me like it didn’t leave a huge mark.

I realized long ago that I prefer sitcoms that don’t have a definite ending as Friends, Seinfeld etc. Everybody loves Raymond is great for syndication because they never had a finale. It just keeps going over and over and over.

I hope someone puts last night standing syndication because it was a really good show and who knows when will ever make any show that is not far left.

Posted by: Quint at June 24, 2024 04:46 AM (VGSDh)

25 Good morning early risers, tech news lovers and insomniacs.

Posted by: Tuna at June 24, 2024 04:50 AM (oaGWv)

26 Coffee is fine but over heated already, rather have ice water

Posted by: Skip at June 24, 2024 04:52 AM (fwDg9)

27 Speaking of 3 card monte. This video delves into Einstein's most famous equation, e = m * c^2, and along the way, discusses special relativity. Plus the presenter has a lovely British accent.

https://youtu.be/KZ8G4VKoSpQ

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 04:53 AM (ugR5t)

28 I listen to language learning CDs and books on tape CDs in my vehicle. I bought a DVD player for 20 bucks and my local library has probably 1000 different movies on DVD. I still use modern technology, but to act as is if it is amazing and changing our lives that is something I question. I do just fine with the technology I choose to use.

Technology is great right up until it doesn’t work. And if the technology of the last 50 years has improved our lives of brightly why as a society are we so? $@(/ up?

Posted by: Quint at June 24, 2024 04:53 AM (VGSDh)

29 Technology is great right up until it doesn’t work. And if the technology of the last 50 years has improved our lives of brightly why as a society are we so? $@(/ up?
Posted by: Quint

I think the answer you're looking for can be found in the Sex Pistols canon.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 04:56 AM (ugR5t)

30 I hope someone puts last night standing syndication because it was a really good show and who knows when will ever make any show that is not far left.
Posted by: Quint at June 24, 2024

***
My local Fox outlet runs it on Monday 3 and 3:30 am, and I know it pops up on this and other over-the-air channels throughout the week.

Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:58 AM (omVj0)

31 Time to shower, maybe shave, and then I can feed the monsters and myself.

Posted by: Wolfus Aurelius, Dreaming of Elsewhere at June 24, 2024 04:59 AM (omVj0)

32
if you change the font or copy and paste it into another application the story disappears

I saw something similar to this once and it left my head scratching. I cut and pasted two words from a web page which were in upper and lower case. They appeared in all caps. I was like wtf? So I repeated it just to be sure. Same thing.

Must be goblins.

Posted by: Divide by Zero at June 24, 2024 04:59 AM (RKVpM)

33 Morning, 'rons and 'ettes.

Posted by: olddog in mo at June 24, 2024 05:01 AM (m0KMP)

34 22 The font video is as opaque as the text description.It simply flew right over my head.

once upon a time !! and the fontAI added “there was a girl named Lily”

Why not simply use a AI text generator and dispense with the 240gb .ttf file?
Posted by: 13times

It's 60MB, which is pretty small for an AI.

But mostly it's just one of those things, like you're shooting the shit with a buddy who happens to own a full machine shop, and somebody says "You can't make a gun that shoots guns at people", and he gets this weird glint in his eye, and then six months later he's built this monstrosity that can launch an AR-15 through two inches of steel plate.

Posted by: Pixy Misa at June 24, 2024 05:02 AM (BLOW1)

35 "...the structural reasons some groups outperform others."

Notice how it's not, some groups UNDERperform others.

It's the over achiever's fault.

No, it's structural UNDERperformance. The structural lack of family (2 parent family, the structural decay of their own communities (violence, general incivility, awarding & celebrating degeneracy) and complete lack of structural leadership of their communities instead following race hustlers.

Posted by: Son of Dad at June 24, 2024 05:06 AM (8JB5s)

36 29 I can assure you, I have never heard their Canon but now I’m interested and I will check that out.

Posted by: Quint at June 24, 2024 05:06 AM (VGSDh)

37 But mostly it's just one of those things, like you're shooting the shit with a buddy who happens to own a full machine shop, and somebody says "You can't make a gun that shoots guns at people", and he gets this weird glint in his eye, and then six months later he's built this monstrosity that can launch an AR-15 through two inches of steel plate.
Posted by: Pixy Misa

This is precisely correct. I think of this as the bourbon and why not rule.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 05:07 AM (ugR5t)

38 Okay Pixy, that makes the WHY understandable.

Posted by: 13times at June 24, 2024 05:08 AM (nK3TT)

39 "We all want the best people for the job, and there is data to prove that diverse teams are more effective."

What this gormless fartcatcher is leaving out, probably deliberately, is that it is specifically the diversity of *thought* that produces great results. That is, the one kind of diversity shitlibs absolutely cannot tolerate.

Posted by: Saber Alter at June 24, 2024 05:13 AM (G/gy4)

40 and there is data to prove that diverse teams are more effective."

And what's that data?

https://hbr.org/2016/11/why-diverse-teams-are-smarter

As Pixy would say: "I have never seen so much bullshit condensed into a single ~~sentence~~ article in my entire life."

Posted by: olddog in mo at June 24, 2024 05:15 AM (m0KMP)

41 Weather forecast now changed that not getting to 90s today, fairly sure it didn't rain here through the weekend so hasn't in a couple weeks at least

Posted by: Skip at June 24, 2024 05:16 AM (fwDg9)

42 RE: llm font

"The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existence." - Albert Einstein

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 05:29 AM (ugR5t)

43 Diversity helps when it helps. For sure, this is one of those debates that divided by left and right and one says diversity always helps the situation and the other side wonders if that is so.

I lost a friend years ago because I questioned if diversity in any small group always improved that group. It was a simple question intended to provoke debate as we were all debating and discussing topics.

I proposed a group of rocket scientists were all white males, and who are considered the best in their field. Would that group be improved by changing The number of white nails would that group be improved if there were more minorities and women? Would the science produce be better?
I Then gave her real life counter example. You look at the normal US Army platoon today and this is a bunch of 18 year-old kids from Gen Z. They mostly have had the same life experiences with minor variances.

My National Guard platoon Former marines, Vietnam vets, Police officers, And kids right out of college. I gave that as an example of when one platoon might be better than the other because it was more diverse.

The called conservative lady listening to me was lost at hearing diversity in itself

Posted by: Quint at June 24, 2024 05:32 AM (VGSDh)

44 Does not always improve every group of people. We never spoke again, and that wasn’t my choice.

Posted by: Quint at June 24, 2024 05:33 AM (VGSDh)

45 Must have had a sprinkle, ground was spayed but bucket in back of truck doesn't have a spoon of water in it.
Forward Dog 9 out
Stay cool.

Word is Ben has news on JT today

Posted by: Skip at June 24, 2024 05:34 AM (fwDg9)

46 We even had a guy from the Old Guard. And of course, it helps a many reasons, but in the particular event, it really hurts when we had to provide a military detail all of a sudden a funeral. For sure diversity helps at many times, but the people who use it as religion seem to never know the right time.

Posted by: Quint at June 24, 2024 05:36 AM (VGSDh)

47 34 But mostly it's just one of those things, like you're shooting the shit with a buddy who happens to own a full machine shop, and somebody says "You can't make a gun that shoots guns at people", and he gets this weird glint in his eye, and then six months later he's built this monstrosity that can launch an AR-15 through two inches of steel plate.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at June 24, 2024 05:02 AM (BLOW1)

; )

Posted by: m at June 24, 2024 05:38 AM (NHMTR)

48 35 "...the structural reasons some groups outperform others."

Notice how it's not, some groups UNDERperform others.

It's the over achiever's fault.
Posted by: Son of Dad at June 24, 2024 05:06 AM (8JB5s)

Nice catch!

Posted by: m at June 24, 2024 05:39 AM (NHMTR)

49 For many Gen Xers like Myself it took a long time to realize the modern left. It’s not just dumb, but they literally want to hurt us. We grew up, thinking you could debate them and listen to them and they would listen to us. The modern left has no interest in debate the Socratic Method Or anything else, They just want to cause you harm.

It took me a long time to realize this because it’s so unfashionable. But it is what it is. You don’t debate these people you defeat them because that’s what they’re trying to do to you.

Posted by: Quint at June 24, 2024 05:40 AM (VGSDh)

50 The Tech Crunch article was painful to read. DEI is holy scripture to them. They insist that if they just have that perfect rainbow of skin tones, the Heavens will open up and the products will be amazing.

And calling your company "Hugging Face" has me reaching for the pulse rifle. Just sayin'.

Posted by: NR Pax at June 24, 2024 05:41 AM (svLOV)

51 The value of diversity, as presented by the nitwits, is done without any regard for the expertise a participant brings to the table. An extreme example.

The people that built the atomic bomb during World war II possessed diverse technical backgrounds and were experts in those fields. This was a successful example of diversity.

As a counter example, if you put together a diverse group of people made up of dancers, cashiers, horse trainers,and politicians, from the various racial groups and tasked with building a steam engine the results would be No steam engine.

The nitwits that screech about the value of diversity do not understand this simple difference or more likely they're ignoring it to gain political advantage for a preferred group.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 05:42 AM (ugR5t)

52 15 years ago, after retiring early from industry, I tried to get a teaching credential in Computer Science for Secondary Education.

I could not. "They" don't offer it. You cannot teach without a credential and you cannot get a credential in Computer Science.

I wonder where Michigan will get their Computer Science teachers

Posted by: No one of any consequence at June 24, 2024 05:45 AM (VuZH8)

53 49 For many Gen Xers like Myself it took a long time to realize the modern left. It’s not just dumb, but they literally want to hurt us

Agreed. We were raised to think that you could discuss differences and coexist peacefully.

Posted by: NR Pax at June 24, 2024 05:47 AM (svLOV)

54 DEI: Discrimination, Exclusion, and Indoctrination.

I read it here first.

Posted by: No one of any consequence at June 24, 2024 05:50 AM (VuZH8)

55 If all I want is to surf the web and do Google Docs and e-mails (and read some .pdfs) and watch youtube, can a $150 NUC or equivalent be satisfactory?

Posted by: actually inside the beltway at June 24, 2024 05:58 AM (ntk8v)

56 Check out the Chromebooks.

Posted by: No one of any consequence at June 24, 2024 05:59 AM (VuZH8)

57 Diversity, as presented by the current screechers, Is based on noting and exaggerating racial differences, economic differences, educational differences between various social economic groups. The insidious part begins by vilifying these differences, laying blame for them at the feet of a group perceived as being an oppressor or enemy, and then whipping up a frenzy demanding that they be fixed. The preferred solution Is to then forcibly reallocate along racial lines the resources previously vilified. This diversification or reallocation is what they mean when they say diversity.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 06:01 AM (ugR5t)

58 Discrimination Indoctrination Execution

Posted by: Skip at June 24, 2024 06:02 AM (6491V)

59 If all I want is to surf the web and do Google Docs and e-mails (and read some .pdfs) and watch youtube, can a $150 NUC or equivalent be satisfactory? Posted by: actually inside the beltway

I think your general premises accurate. Since we're substituting cost for technical specs and using a bit of experience, I would suggest aiming a little higher on the cost scale.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 06:03 AM (ugR5t)

60 Discrimination Indoctrination Execution
Posted by: Skip

That's pretty good. That plus Didn't Earn It and you have modern diversity covered.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram at June 24, 2024 06:05 AM (ugR5t)

61 Tea. Earl Grey. Hot.

Posted by: Captain Obvious, Laird o' the Sea, Radioactive Knight at June 24, 2024 06:08 AM (3Fz6p)

62 Happy Monday

Posted by: rhennigantx at June 24, 2024 06:14 AM (ENQN6)

63 Mornin' Horde. *looks at the weather radar*

Okay at some point the race horse's bladder has to empty out...

Posted by: Grumpy and Recalcitrant at June 24, 2024 06:16 AM (O7YUW)

64 @35/Son of Dad: That's a very good point. If you let them frame the argument in their terms, it's a lot harder to argue with them. Thank you.

Posted by: Grumpy and Recalcitrant at June 24, 2024 06:25 AM (O7YUW)

65 JJ is up.

Posted by: Outside of Life at June 24, 2024 06:29 AM (89Sog)

66 NOOD early JJ

Posted by: ShainS -- Make Mean Tweets Great Again! at June 24, 2024 06:43 AM (NGa9E)

67 They named their company "Hugging Face"?!?!?
Have they never seen the Alien movies?!
What sort of morons are these? And they're building supposed artificial intelligence?

Posted by: GWB at June 24, 2024 07:31 AM (AWrpC)

68 how much I despise modern Apple
Us Atari geeks have hated them since the beginning. Welcome to the club.

Posted by: GWB at June 24, 2024 07:32 AM (AWrpC)

69 Recently, I read a book about the collapse of middle-eastern civilizations that occurred around 1177 BC. We know as much as we do about events back then because of information preserved in cuneiform on clay tablets.So,when our civilization collapses (and it will, because nothing lasts forever), what will we leave behind that could be read by archaeologists 3000 years from now? Practically all of our digital information would simply evaporate, and little that was left would be in media like paper that was fragile and unlikely to survive. To future civilizations, ours could well be a dark age because they'll know so little about us. Somehow, I find that comforting.

Posted by: Nemo at June 24, 2024 07:42 AM (S6ArX)

70 >You can get a computer good enough to learn computer
science at Goodwill for $20

This was the original intent behind the Raspberry Pi before the hobbyists got ahold of it and drive the prices into the stratosphere. The less said about the OLPC the better.

>We were raised to think that you could discuss differences and coexist peacefully.

I blame The Breakfast Club. The notion that the cliques kids sort themselves into are somehow completely arbitrary and not a reflection of their family structure, values and parental investment is pernicious.

Posted by: Daniel Ream at June 24, 2024 10:13 AM (0Go0g)

71 "We all want the best people for the job, and there is data to prove that diverse teams are more effective."

Well, no, there isn't data. MEI groups tend to be diverse to some extent because merit doesn't have a color. DEI looks at that and says: "See? Diversity is good! If we just had more diversity, these groups would do even better!" Which is wrong, because diversity in MEI is not a cause, it's an effect unrelated to productivity outcomes.

Posted by: Socratease at June 24, 2024 11:59 AM (t8Egx)

72 Tying in the Sex Pistols and the gun that shoots guns, one of the expert witnesses at the Karen Read trial (its on youtube) today testified that he built a "cannon that shot cocktail glasses" at varying speeds so that he could test the results.

Posted by: Ronald Kornblow at June 24, 2024 03:26 PM (pXRYM)

73 The students would learn more from assembling some sub-$100 Raspberry Pi units, and learning Linux. Then, using them to connect to peripherals, program, and otherwise tinker around. Also robotics, of which there are a plethora of tested activities that the classes could use.
The Pi's would be less attractive to thieves, be repairable if damaged, teach the kids about operating systems and builds, and be customizable.
Sometimes, small IS better.
And, best of all, the Pi's are made in multiple countries, but a very good kit - the Canakit is the one I own - is made and sold in England.

Posted by: Linda S Fox at June 24, 2024 05:14 PM (7Rs+y)

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