Comment The only reason it was considered a scandal... (Score -1, Troll) 25
...was that it benefited a Republican candidate.
If it helped a Democrat, the media never would have expressed the slightest interest in it...
...was that it benefited a Republican candidate.
If it helped a Democrat, the media never would have expressed the slightest interest in it...
Thank you. Literally looked at housing in Los Angeles yesterday and I'm trying to find something palatable to buy with a 60 min commute to the west side for under 500k and its incredibly difficult. If something stays on the market longer than 90 days it's abnormal. Zillow if you doubt me.
For every person fleeing California there are three in SF/LA who say "Man, this is rough, and I would love to leave.... but where would I go?" Show me a diverse, culturally rich urban environment with a lower cost of living, better governance, and 900/900 internet speeds
1. "The manufacturers of the equipment only make 2-3 a year at a billion dollars each, and we're using EUV methods, so the light source is weak and costs a billion dollars itself." False. The very most expensive machines are ASML steppers, at over $100 million each. Most other semiconductor equipment is nowhere near that expensive. PVD, CVD, Etch, ion implanters, etc., are all considerably less.
2. ASML sold nine EUV steppers in F21Q1 alone.
3. Fabs are very expensive not because of a few super-expensive machines, but because of dozens of merely expensive machines.
2. Cutting edge fabs are $10-20 billion, not "hundreds of billions."
Plenty of U.S. chip companies still fab their own chips, include TI, Micron and (German-owned) NXP, to name just a few.
Unless by "major" you mean "designs x64 chips."
The record of American institutions (tech, political, business, education, etc) climbing in bed to do the bidding of the Communist Chinese government is quite long.
...like using the wrong pronouns, or refusing to support the latest SJW talking points?
Google's imagery says that it's been there since Oct 20, 2016. Looks like it wasn't there in August of 2015 - so yeah, it's been there for years, and we know roughly when it was placed.
Did you not see the (D) after his name?
That automatically absolves him of all sins.
ALL. SINS.
...namely to pump up Uber stock at a time it was slumping.
...the son of the sitting Vice President took $3 million in Ukrainian oligarch money, a $3.5 million transfer from the wife of the mayor of Moscow, and helped sell American military technology to a Chinese business partner with ties to the People's Liberation Army.
These are all documented.
Also, the primary sub-source for the Steele dossier was suspected of being a Russian intelligence asset.
But no, let's talk about Facebook posts as the agent of Russian interference in American elections.
I guess that might be how people would think of me if I died today.
That and the writing and blogging.
According to the latest official figures, 43% of all statistics are totally worthless.