Decades ago I recall reading about why the Cray supercomputers were fast and part of this was attributed to a memory-centric design. Are there any experts here who can tell me if the M1 and the Cray have any particular design features in common?

How much abuse was from other women?

Here in Australia, a number of well-meaning public projects have been derailed because they had loopholes that allowed gaming of the scheme by beneficiaries, or were gamed or abused by insiders. I hope Bezos includes a lot of checks and balances in this scheme.

China doin what they do best.

I know this is a bit tinfoil hat, buy is it possible this was a black flag operation by a group interested in bringing down Bitcoin?

Didn't Crays use something like this where the memory was central to the operating structure of the computer? Can anyone enlighten me?

Couldn't you just recover and recycle ferrous bullets using magnets?

If it worked, maybe we end up with a high oxygen atmosphere that's hostile to food crops.

I see what u did there.

I'm also sure many Google apps could reside happily on the SD card instead of taking up space on the built-in memory.

Are they finally going to implement a global "Undo" function?

Maybe the waiters only do 1 hr shifts, twice a week? So it's kinda like a hobby while they get to hang out with Janeway and co? - Or maybe it's x hrs of crap work per week if you want to in the crew at all (and at the bottom of the pecking order) ?

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Damn! Now we're going to see this in an episode!

Redistribution of wealth? In China? What are you? Some kind of *commie*? ;-)