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Submission + - NVIDIA has probably screwed up again 2

hvidstue writes: Both 'JayzTwoCents' and 'Linus Tech Tips', two very respectable review channels of primarily computer hardware, are using very strong language in describing how NVIDIA allegedly has turned to mafia methods in trying to control reviews from fellow reviewer Steven Walton, that runs the channel 'Hardware Unboxed'. Their titles are "NVIDIA... You've officially gone TOO far this time..." and "NVIDIA might ACTUALLY be EVIL...", respectively.

Jason states:
"...that they make a good product, but making a good product doesn't make you not a shit CEO and a shit company",
while Linus put it this way:
"This sends a message: 'You better make sure you get onboard with Nvidia's vision for the direction of the gaming industry, or else ...' " and "You'd have to be a complete fucking idiot to think this would not get immediately published".

Comment Re:55% income tax + 25% VAT! (Score 1) 94

Well the public transit system is awesome and cheap and integrated. We lived in the suburbs of Copenhagen. We didn't need to buy a car, although we hired one 3 times. The rest of the time, cycling and PT. Safe cycling paths to everywhere.

That description does only fit in Copenhagen and other of the largest cities in Denmark. It is quite different in the rest of the country.

Comment Consequenses (Score 2) 209

This is a stupid battle to make against Tesla. If "We" win, then Tesla just stops selling the models with limitations, only having the expensive version on market.

Then we lose, because:

  1. 1. There are no longer any limitations to circumvent.
  2. 2. There are no longer any cheaper versions of the big cars.

Alternatively, Tesla will stop making easy upgrades and will build separate models for each tier - thereby effectively locking you to a tier and it will bring up the prices for all models because of increased costs.

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