Except when it's on exchange, which is an account at a third party which is how the vast majority of bag holders hold their shitcoins.

We talk about the dotcom bubble, we don't talk about the website bubble, the fibre bubble and the networking bubble.

There is a still a lot of FUD around electric vehicles. I drive a BMW i4 /shrug

I think the intent was disparaging pepsi as bad for kids. Stratechery seems tonhave missed the how badly smart phones and messing up kids with the attention economy and mobile games that weaponize human psychology. At least Pepsi had a diet option that didn't rot your teeth.

Whats the scenario where you do this? Wouldn't you need to be directly over it which seems bad for posture.

I can see it now, "I had my air in my back pocket, now its shaped like a boomerang"

https://youtu.be/R1vlJ-6VZNk?s...

You'd think that Universal Music Group would remember why they were told that fair use must be considered - https://www.arl.org/blog/9th-c...

This is a false equivalence, Intel's problems were with all motherboard manufacturers, AMDs have only been with ASRock barring some users with bent pins.

Forums weren't social media, and people actually had conversations there. YouTube comments are just screaming into the void.

I don't understand this recent trend to describe Youtube as social media. Television isn't social media, you aren't interacting with anyone, you are passively consuming.

To be frank, I believe the way sites like twitter, or instagram where people passively follow public figures isn't social media either.

Taiwan is strategically useful to the USA today because of TSMC's manufacturing in the country. If America were to have domestic chip making comparable, then Taiwan would lose its strategic importance and potentially lose military support.

The irony of LinkedIn is there are a lot of people posting wanting to be seen as thought leaders but the posts are largely vapid.

Ah conservative brain rot thinking that caring about the environment and not supporting nazis is "virtue signalling".

if the inflation was high (which it isn't) the stock prices of companies selling products at higher prices would also be up.