When I first started putting games into arcades, players would play for an hour on a single quarter. My Double Dragon machine was a complete waste of money.
Then I got smart and bought some of those arcade-killer games...

I propose an experiment. Run one article per day that allows no moderations. I'd suggest it be a political subject, as moderations are useless in those anyway.

8B T/yr, times $2.22/T.

I think a problem with a potential downside of $17,760,000,000 is, well, a problem.

"for the masses"?

Ah, no. Unless there is a plan to divy up $2B that I don't know about.

So the new cycles are: Tick/Tock/Wow, new capacitors.

The article, amazingly poorly written by the way, mentions exactly zero changes to the chip itself.

We are given "new caps, new glue, and you can overclock it for more performance".

I'm off to ask my doctor to start me on Prozac...

I'm curious if data centers are moving to SSDs.
Also, what about hosting companies, for high traffic web sites they host. I could see this as a premium service.

The Music Man...

More on this.

Our knowledge tends to be high in the middle of the spectrum.

When we try to grasp the entire Universe, we end up looking at pixels of info. We know little and speculate much.

Similarly, at the smallest scales we have to resort to atom smashing to learn a bit and speculate a lot.

This theory suggests that life is LEGO-like after all. Once we know this underlying pattern, we can look for it, and we can use it to build better models of stuff very large and very small.

I would add that these results are consistent with my own theory.

Yes, and still paying out. Every year we fill out a form, drive to our local dealer so they can read how many miles we drove that year and then get a proportional check for our Kia Soul. :-)

The first reason to listen to new ideas is that our present understanding(s) -- theories -- of the universe are majorly flawed.

Wikipedia's List of the Unsolved Problems in Physics has hundreds of questions -- most of them just the flaws in the most "mainstream" theories.

What is your plan for fixing these broken theories? My plan is here.

because MPFI additional expense on a small block is just not justified.

Max Planck Florida Institute, for those wondering...Google got it on the first hit!

How about Surface Pro 3 Update 1?

Back in university, I tried playing Pinball after two or three beers. I quickly realized that there was no point. No matter what pinball game I played, I was very much worse in my reaction time and coordination.

And fitting more information on the screen. Many of the dialogues and even spawned program windows I work with are of fixed size. And sometimes I have dozens of them on the screen. If they could occupy a smaller percentage of my screen, that would be a very good thing.