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Comment Re:Maybe it's smart... (Score 1) 156

Exactly, EV's are a damaged market in the US courtesy of the current Admin, in most of the rest of the world it is a good market and in some areas exceedingly good. This just means that the US will continue to fall further behind the rest of the world in this area as well. And makes the US more depended on billionaire oil companies making the obscenly rich even richer.

Comment Re:In a few generations (Score 2) 103

Yes, we need to get Trump and all his cronies out and soon or this will just be the beginning of our fall to a Mad Max dystopia. Between elimanating research across the board in pretty much all fields except maybe weapons, destoying our medical system, education system and so on we are doomed to be a movie of the week if this is allowed to continue.

Comment Waste of time (Score 4, Interesting) 52

Doesn't matter how long the media lasts, the technology to read it will be obsolete in a decade and within 50 years nothing will remain of the hardware to read it. Think about 8in floppies, the Zip drive and any of the numerous others media's that have come and gone with only a few remaining devices working if they can be found at all. Then the OS support would have to be there and even Linux is dropping support for old hardware, Mac and Windows have already killed off lots of old hardware.

Comment Good for France (Score 0, Flamebait) 182

First China and now France, good thing we are investing in ITER with France, or are we after Elon's and Trump's cutting DOE budgets and grants. Oh well, at least our ememies will have clean virtually unlimited power someday, or our they our friends, I guess that depends on the day and Trump's mood. For the near future we can use clean coal and natural gas to power our cities, right.

Comment Re:Unbundling bricks (Score 1) 107

This is a problem I see with USB-C, it is that as the spec grows faster the old cables will work with new charging block but not at its rated output. Cable manufacturers are at a disadvantage in that they can't make a cable for a future spec without the spec and hardware to test it on. Cables will always follow after new hardware and specs are released. I am sure someone will likely complain and require cable makers to become clairvoyant and have new cables ready and waiting on new standards, oh and the company that makes the device being powered must retroactively support the new standards.

Comment Re:About time (Score 2) 124

This needs to get nipped in the bud before the Republicans can prevent the FTC from coming down on their cronies. Now I say that as a former real Republican and not a MAGA. I believe in Capitalism, but I also believe that there are limits on it. When you cross the line, you need to pay. Fraud, extortion, gouging and the like are across that line. Behave, invite competition to expand our knowledge as a society and thrive as a country. It doesn't take a genius to see that when a few companies hold all the cards there are only a select few individuals who benefit.

Comment Re:PC Games didnt adjust for ARM (Score 1) 79

Actually, a lot of the games run on Arm on other platforms (Macs, iOS devices and Android phones and Chrome devices). From what I can gather what the Game developers and PC industry producing the Windows PC's have to contend with is bad graphic chip designs or drivers that don't take advantage of the Qualcomm chips graphic pipelines. Apple, from the get-go had graphics in mind and made sure that they were capable and worked. Qualcomm and Microsoft pushed out the chips and OS to fast and are paying a price for it all to compete with Apple M series. Another year and they likely would have had a contender out the door, now they will be playing catchup and forcing consumers to have to upgrade to play the current crop of game titles.

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