Comment Re: You know given that Intel (Score 1) 17
That's the 8060s.
That's the 8060s.
Lol
Kept a low profile, right. I'll call your bluff and raise you one Peng Shuai:
The hell they are.
Does DeepSeek still claim to be ChatGPT?
Probably no one, though if you used it to . . . I dunno, organize a calendar or produce a flier for your group that contained event information at least peripherally-related to your affiliation, it might slip out eventually that you're with Falun Gong. There's certainly a list of names associated with the group, and if it even catches wind of you associating with such people, that may affect its behavior.
It isn't censorship. It's pointless discrimination. It's like selling a screwdriver or a hammer that doesn't work once it realizes you're a Seventh Day Adventist (or whatever). How does that even make any sense?
At least Kimmel and Colbert haven't gone missing.
I didn't think they actually sold 750GB SSDs. Usually they're either 256, 512, 1024, or 2048 GB.
And state subsidies. And cheap + unsafe battery designs.
Not when people plowed billions into those empty properties as investment vehicles. They're underwater and they can't recover.
And how many of those were directly subsidized by the Feds? How many of those collapsed under order of the Feds? Not the same thing.
It hurts because it's true. It's a problem for China's over-regulated economy. Subsidize this and neglect that. Oops we overbuilt! Pretend everything is okay and shift blame to Trump or something!
Wake up, China's solar panel manufacturers have the same problem.
What the hell...? Evergrande is still in debt, they never got out of that problem. What kind of wumao nonsense is this?
Are they partitioning the same 1TB drive differently to cut storage?
The IBM purchase of ROLM gives new meaning to the term "twisted pair". -- Howard Anderson, "Yankee Group"