Comment Re:technology node (Score 4, Insightful) 163
One of Intel's weapons has always been process size. So while it's not a fair comparison if you're doing science, it's a fair comparison if you're wondering what tablet to buy.
Pretend you don't understand and ask him questions. "I need to work with this team leader, can you explain his role please?" "I need to know what I can and can't ask of this consultant, can you clarify his mandate?"
He'll either give rational logical answers - in which case you can accept them or counter with more questions - or by trying to answer your questions he'll realize his reasons for doing all those things weren't as great as they first seemed to him - in which case you win - or he's a politician and changing his mind is flip flopping, so he'll dig in and defend himself at all costs - in which case you're screwed, but if that's the case you're screwed regardless.
new protection for creators of user generated content
So... users? I think you mean hosts of user generated content...
AMD have been dying for 20 years now.
Except they haven't. They've been dying since Intel started their tick-tock stratgey with the Core series, and AMD hasn't been able to keep up with Intel's gains in performance.
The earth is like a tiny grain of sand, only much, much heavier.
