Sort of. The summary from that submission didn't indicate whether the scam center had been raided and closed. But it could be a different angle of reporting from the same incident.

Wtf are you on about? If "they score too high on an intelligence test" they get to go on to a bright career as a detective and/or rise through the command ranks. Police forces always need bright bulbs. The starting pay kinda sucks and the job is dangerous which is why they usually don't get the best & brightest.

"I spent my reward on ale and whores!" - Skull the troll, probably.

Valve does earn money on Steam marketplace transcations, where many CS2 items are traded, even at high dollar values.

You can trade up lesser items for greater items now, at least in the glove and knife category. So there are effectively more gloves/knives entering the market and diluting the value of those already on sale.

That Xilinx acquisition keeps paying off for them. It's surprising Intel didn't get more mileage out of Altera.

Now get Skyrim running on it!

True (wrt x86 still being present), it's just that ARM may have realized a bit too late that their Neoverse pricing might have been a bit too generous.

Their licensing model isn't complicated. You either get a design license or you license cores/core families. Amazon, for example, is (or has been) using fairly bog standard Neoverse setups with small-ish L3. If they intend to license newer iterations of Neoverse then they will pay accordingly.

Anyone with a full design license (such as Apple) gets access to the entire version. Apple fairly recently updated to a v9 license (M4, probably others) so they're good for awhile. Each individual license may include exceptions, and of course ARM could leverage those for additional revenue opportunities if they can convince companies like Apple to agree to more-restrictive design licenses.

Looks like it's a bit more complicated than the ac was letting on. But that has little to do with ARM so I'll leave it at that.

The cost savings will end when Arm jacks up licensing fees. Grsviton is gonna get hit too. ARM Ltd. is tired of watching their customers rake in all the revenue. And their Qualcomm lawsuit didn't work out. So Amazon, Google, MS, etc. are their next targets.

Which mainstream AI packages don't support Strix Halo?

There's always corporate feudalism. Yay!

Those whiners are someone else's customers.

The actual wiener mobile would be much too large for the EU.