Comment Why not say 55 (Score 1) 97
instead of "nearly 56"? K.I.S.S.
instead of "nearly 56"? K.I.S.S.
I didn't have "learning that someone on Slashdot believes that the Cold War was a myth" on my bingo card for today.
That's not even vaguely what I said, so it's unclear if this is some kind of language issue or the result of a disability, but I'm just feeling worse and worse for you. You somehow believe the cold war was about communism?
On that note, anyone need GLIDE 3D, lol. 3dfx joke, nVidia won that war.
I'd say Microsoft won that war, and everyone else lost.
is what they really want.
You seem to be confusing "wanting to get rid of communists" with "wanting their countries to be poor and dangerous".
Wow, I had no idea you were dumb enough to fall for the Red Scare.
Certainly in the era before ubiquitous highspeed internet access and pick your self-publishing video platform, those things were great.
Who needs school when we have TikTok?
Now that they've gotten rid of this woke DEI nonsense, they can spend 10x as much on some more wholesome and less-indoctrinating educational materials!
The worst threat to the US automotive industry is the US automotive industry.
In 2016, over a quarter million people put down $1000 for a Tesla Model 3, with no firm date for delivery from a company which wasn't producing even 100,000 cars a year. That should have told the US automotive industry something. Today, it's sibling, the Model Y, was the fourth best selling car in the USA in 2024. The US automotive industry has been completely incapable of building a similarly attractive vehicle, although it has made a couple of really good ones that just haven't caught on. The most exciting competitors to Tesla have been Kia and Hyundai, both South Korean companies (which, coincidentally, is where GM's 2017 Bolt EV was designed).
Why haven't the Detroit guys been successful? Answer that question, and you'll know why they're their worst threat.
It's quite amusing that some troll follows me around modding down any comments where I suggest humans should cooperate with one another. They are literally proving my point by moving things backwards with their solitary cowardice.
PHB1: "We have to do something AI-ish, everyone else is!"
PHB2: "Here's one, have bots compile podcasts from our news articles."
PHB1: "Brilliant! Make it so."
[months later]
PHB2: "Um, the podcast bot has been making silly errors. Should we keep it?"
PHB1: "How is our competition doing with their AI?"
PHB2: "They suck also."
PHB1: "Okay, let's keep it so we can have AI on our brochures and resumes."
It's a competitive system, and you have to maintain certain level of merit and academic progress.
That it's a competitive system is the problem. The world advances through cooperation.
Yep. "I can take this $11 million, turn it into $17 million really quick, then pocket the extra and make that series.". Then when the $11 million becomes $4 million the spiral begins.
Good job doubling down when called out on your horrific and stupid "joke"
You seem to have forgotten we have read your comments.
Done here.
Good. Fuck off and don't come back, hypocrite.
What on Earth are you talking about? Nobody is trying to make other countries poor and dangerous.
I see that you are ignorant of the USA's entire history in Central and South America. This is my surprised face.
lost contact...after it passed behind Mars. When it reemerged from behind the planet, the spacecraft never resumed communications.
I toldja, never leave sight of Mommy! Space Ghosts eat little probes like you!
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