Wasn't mentioned in the overview text (although it can be relatively easily ascertained) but this article discusses an Australian ruling. Just for the sake of clarity before folks from other countries go off the rails thinking it directly effects them.

Pretty sure the OP was aiming for sarcasm.

I've been holding off building a computer for my son because I can't get a hold of a video card. As such, I'm all for a cryptocurrency bank run. It is all a speculation bubble anyways.

For the love of God, won't somebody please think of the pancakes?!?

This is not designed to be a high-end desktop replacement - it is meant to give you portable/small footprint computing power. And to be fair - you can't compute w/ less than 32GB of RAM and 512GB of storage? Really?

Maybe the demand was artificially driven by these omnibus must-carry cable deals. Now that the artificial demand can no longer be enforced the cost to produce needs to come down to reasonable levels that reflect the *actual* demand (e.g., I don't have to help pay some jock's multi-million dollar salary just because I want to watch shows on Syfy.)

Just duct tape a gun to your drone and tell the government that they're violating your second amendment rights if they try to force you to register the apparatus. They're too scared of the NRA to follow through.

If you use Facebook then you're basically posting to a public forum. If you're posting suicidal thoughts to the forum then you are likely reaching out for help whether you consciously realize it or not. This is basically an algorithmic way of identifying such behavior. Following up such flaggings with compassion from appropriate parties could keep someone from ending their life. I think it is a great idea.