Gamers Nexus is great content.
They constantly seem to do the right thing. Like honest people wanting to report honest news, findings and research in depth to people transparently.
Like Louis Rossmann, tho I prefer Steve & GN
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joined 2 years ago
Yeh, it's an http site. So any browsers that require https will block/warn.
But also, holy hell is it obvious once you realise.
Arms up, then swipe down out to the sides, and repeat. Like frantically trying to fly.
As SOON as they are in trouble, it's arms flailing in that pattern. Like, look for white splashing water and assess if it's playing or panic.
A few you can tell who it is gonna be because they flip off their donut. And a few you can tell cause they are trying to swim but are looking up and aren't keeping their mouth above the water (I clicked on one of these to be told "it's fine" only for them to start thrashing and get rescued when I resumed the video)
Been using endeavours over a year now, and love it
It's fusion energy, without the water boiling
What is this? Risk?
What dice is trump using?!
No idea.
New chip foundries take a while to come online, iron out process kinks, and get up to a decent level of reliable supply. Chip manufacturing is extremely precise and fiddly.
In 5 years? A lot more available & cheaper.
In the next year? Unlikely, unless the CXMT get really lucky. I think they have been making RAM for a while, but DDR5 (what people want) is the cutting edge.
I think it's more likely there will be a collapse of AI (not a full collapse, but certainly a recalibration of expectation & forecasts) which will lead to an easing in demand
I was listening to a podcast that repeatedly stated that bird is the word.
I don't think the "settlement" actually has any limit/restrictions on it.
Everyone is quoting 1.8b because of a "1.776 billion" quote. But the actual settlement document doesn't list any cap.
LegalEagle did a breakdown on it:
In the first paragraph:
The images leaked by wxnod show a Corsair Vengeance DDR5 module featuring ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) DRAM chips.
So, consumer suppliers for ram are sourcing Chinese made memory chips, instead of those made in Taiwan (because all the reputable manufacturers of the ram chips have their total manufacturing bought up by AI)
If a discharge pipe is traced back to a company - and it is discharging unsafe levels or typical wastewater unexpected chemicals - then it should be on that company to get their waste water into a manageable condition.
Just because a municipal/council/whatever has above average water processing, doesn't mean companies get a free pass to abuse it
These are my kinda commits!
https://github.com/wslyvh/paperweight/commit/7be2ac0ea204e7631249db7dcc3a149da69d54e7
This looks really useful, and certainly something I'm going to investigate and probably use. Cheers!
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