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Nah they are totally just going to spin up steel mills in no time. All steel is the same and the mills just hang out waiting to be used so bringing them back on line would be no problem!

That would give away the twist

The hacker community it's very focused on Linux since most servers in the world run it. The fly by night script kiddies and botnet creators definitely prefer end user systems though.

I watched a video of Guy who collected a ton of them off the ground and built a USB power bank with them. They were rechargeable li on batteries. It is crazy.

Large companies don't always insure like that. They may self insure.

You can still mangle a Robbie if you have the wrong size but you do have to work at it.

Also those combo Robertson/Slot screws made with Chineseium can round out pretty quick.

The disagree is for soft walking things. They give you the choice so people feel like they have one and don't complain, then in the future they will continue to ask everything anything changes and if you accidentally agree they will never ask you again.

It really depends on what Trump means by " built in the US". It won't be that big of a jump if Apple is just assembling them there. If every component has to come from the US it's likely impossible.

Apple is vertically integrated in a way many companies are not. It would be bad for them for sure but they already have really high profit margins. They could eat the cost and assemble in the US, but they won't because they are already a velban good.

And also with you, please be seated

Use whatever you want, but remember Google gets to decide what Chrome supports and if Chrome doesn't support it...

That makes it sound like webp is the only option, it isn't.

This says less about toddlers than it does about what Apple knows the public requires to use a computer.

Lol home of the free, what a shit hole

I don't needs a little more jpeg if you ask me.

I remember the cube, might not have been this, might have just been the animation to change desktops.

The reality is that more and more web users are phone and tablet only.

Phones and tablets are consumer devices and most users are consumers rather than creators. This is especially true outside the Anglo-sphere and in developing countries.

All this to say it's going to get worse and may never get better.

I totally believe him when he says that. I'm not sure he remembers what he had for breakfast yesterday.

The people around him sure do though

Nah this type of law exists to be selectively applied, that's what makes it so great.

The only people who it will be applied to are those who are "undesirable" or step out of line.

Let me give you a bit of the outside of the story as well.

For sure tiktok and meta and Google want you in their walled Garden for all the obvious reasons. However, and it's gotten even worse as of late, if you have any kind of computationally expensive but desirable content/data the crawlers/scrapers/scripters will pummel your site. Despite how annoying you find the captchas and bot detection a computer doesn't give too shits about it and at this point they basically serve as a rate limit or effort to make your content too computationally expensive to scrape and be worth it.

While accounts don't necessarily solve this problem they do help as another impediment.

Consumer cards are often actually bigger than the datacenter counterparts.

Most CPUs and GPUs in a rack just have low profile heat sinks and depend on the chassis to move the air. Since a datacenter doesn't care about noise the chassis will just have a shot load of fans running full tilt over the fanless components.

Though when you get up to the large ML cards from AMD for example they have like Kleenex box sized heatsinks on them.