All it truly means is the cost of an iphone will go up 125%
They will truly become a status symbol of the rich and famous once again.
Let them eat cake!
Micron isn't paying the tariff. You are - at customs.
Micron makes an ssd and sells it at a price around the world. They could care less how much Trump jacks the tariff as they have the rest of the world to sell to. The tariff can be set to 200% and they'll care less as you'll be paying the tariff to customs.
What are you talking about, except to troll people?
Have you ever bought a framework laptop? Probably not.
Did they stop selling a product that was potentially unprofitable? Yep!
Did your post make you look foolish? Yep!
Are you MAGA? Judging by your sig? Yep!
Do fascists violate constitutional rights? Yep!
What do you expect? Do you expect them to jack up prices on the low end laptops, when there is still lots of stock in the chain?
I would expect they're going to fill what orders they have with inventory on hand. This is normal business.
If the item won't sell at the expected markup then its time to shut down that product line. Its going to take a while for the market to adjust to the new prices and its a foolish person who sits on stock that *might* sell at a later date.
What vengeance are you trying to prove in your statement?
yes, I've used Proxmox for a while now and there was no issues moving VM's from VMware. Proxmx provides a tool to make it really easy. The cost isn't anywhere near what is quoted. It seems like a last ditch effort to keep VMware customers from migrating away.
Finally, Proxmox does have paid support available if required. If you have any Debian experience you may not need it.
All of their stock has an epaper tag on the shelf. The system also is tied into an app, so if you search for an item it will tell you the row and location within the store. It even blinks to make location easier. Also with their app they'll tell you exactly how many of the item is there or direct you to store that has it if its out of stock.
As with everything good, there is bad (for the consumer). The prices can be changed dynamically, thus if new stock arrives at the store the tags price is updated remotely. No more rummaging at the back of a shelf looking for an old price sticker:(
Most office PC's used in business aren't going to be used for AI. They're for users running in house software, word processing, web browsing, accounting and other mundane business tasks. How is AI going to increase a worker's productivity typing out a memo?
For home users, using AI for little Johnny's term paper will just get him an F.
MS needs to release a non-AI version for just plain workloads.
Security vulnerabilities will happen. It should be criminal not to update software, companies not deploying updates/patches should be the ones prosecuted.
Apple is becoming as arrogant as Blackberry once was. How long before the tide changes and people declare they've had enough of their BS?
Bring on the apple fanboi attacks in 3...2...1...