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1y ago
Like $2 if you're patient
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1y ago
Did Intel indicate their readiness to go fabless in their latest filings? >“We are focused on the continued development of Intel 14A, the next generation node beyond Intel 18A and Intel 18A-P, and on securing a significant external custo
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Intel Puts the Process Horse Back in Front of the Foundry Cart
(nextplatform.com)
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1y ago
Is driving down the roads you paved luck?
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1y ago
Didn't they commit to that quite some time ago?
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>If you fall for that trite garbage, just imagine how unprepared and what your odds are when SHTF. How do you propose the average person prepares for when SHTF? Do you expect 300 million+ people to flee the country at a moments notice? T
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1y ago
Tariffs obviously /s
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1y ago
Yeah these companies have made unbelievable investments, keeping their products a secret is antithetical to their existence.
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1y ago
D700s dying in the trash can Mac Pros cost me (and many others) a lot of time and money.
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1y ago
This is the equivalent of being on stage at a debate, putting a book on the podium and leaving.
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1y ago
Are you unable to articulate your own response? These links don't do anything to help you.
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1y ago
Can you give an example of what China produces for free to the benefit of overall human well being, as well as instances of people calling Comet "an innovative futuristic privilege?"
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1y ago
Ah so merely our most important and powerful allies disagreed with the move?
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1y ago
Beans should be rested for 2-10 days depending on roast level. Lighter = longer. You can freeze beans too.
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1y ago
Some people get tattoos or dress in a nonconforming way specifically to filter out people with this line of thinking.
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1y ago
Baked goods don't need flour to not stick, it's added on the outside before baking.
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1y ago
What is "essential stuff" to you?
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2y ago
To look for NFC stuff like payment or tickets etc.
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2y ago
Calling morals vs money a tough spot is pretty weak, especially considering it didn't work.
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2y ago
Tesla is the most heavily subsidized, what are you talking about?
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I would love an EV but the charging infrastructure is absolutely abysmal if you live in an apartment in NYC like I do.
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Treating your workforce as disposable results in the best leaving. Blind layoffs is horrible for retention.
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2y ago
You can't run a business based on dictionary definitions.
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2y ago
Not crazy at all in consumer electronics, that's margin on the parts only. R&D, admin, software, etc. costs need to be recovered from that money.
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2y ago
Should I say it before after they get their government subsidized insurance money?
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2y ago
You're not going to have a good time with a RX6600
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I think A/B viewing is throwing you off. It looks great when you actually play it.
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Electronic dictionary market shrinking in Japan
(japantimes.co.jp)
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2y ago
The concern is overblown. The lighting doesn't seem out of place when you're playing, just in A/B testing. It's way better and more accurate overall.
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2y ago
The "zero sugar" version has sucralose
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