cm0002 @ cm0002 @lemmy.world

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I wish there was Lemmy gold for these kinds of comments, so uh take this cookie instead: 🍪

I'm trying! Lmao

Welllll the tagline does say "If you have a pair of wirecutters and can move fast, you might be able to get a Switch 2 early"

Soooo ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

listen here you little shit

Well if you're going to call someone a POS that isn't already universally recognized as such, it would help if a reference link was posted along with the comment

Still not enough for me lol

If they actually did their job, but they don't, so no lol

REISUB

Is it really "pollution" though if their anti-bot system worked exactly as intended and restored the leaderboard to its previous state within mere seconds?

As if, we still have to, at a minimum, get a failing companies stock to go meme stock astronomical lol

It depends on your definition of "usually", high end GPUs for data centers, AI, workstations or "enthusiasts" yea. For these applications you're starting at like 16

GPUs for us plebs, no

I fucking hate the sounds these fancy dancy helium drives make, always triggering me, but I'm told it's perfectly normal sounds -_-

Yea, but I can't use them because they only support HDMI 1.2 and everything i'd want to run through them needs at least 1.4 because 4K

An Onkyo SR-605 from like 2007 lolol

See that's "Big Electricity" territory, I don't go there, it scares me lmao

Lol I thought I had it backwards

Yea, you put capacitors in series parallel when you need to pool the capacitance capacity, put them in parallel series when you need to boost the voltage (at the sacrifice of capacity)

Edit, backwards

Well I am shocked, SHOCKED I say! Well, not that shocked.

highly detailed cover letter that addresses numerous specific criteria outlined in some departmental rubric. It takes forever and requires sifting through verbose, corporate-slop documents to grasp their internal jargon and values, etc etc

Sounds like an actually decent use case for an LLM LMAO