Without the seawater, how will they cool them?

I kinda wondered why RISC-V didn't just adopt the MIPS ISA. All of the patents have expired and it has a 64-bit variant. Plus, it can do both big-endian and little-endian, something RISC-V supports but nobody has implemented.

The current owner of MIPS is creating a RISC-V variant using the MIPS technology underneath. It's sufficiently similar, evidently.

Well, at least it's not Courier anymore which the agencies switched from for diplomatic papers a decade or so ago.

What do you mean?
Xbox Series X|S actually ARE a fully new hardware design, just like the PS4 to PS5 next gen redesign.

Of course, they both use the exact same memory, CPU, and GPU, but there's that.

The Ford Maverick is not great, but not terrible.

"It's all computer!"

I was an AOL stockholder. It was certainly not great. The only thing it did was accelerate the demise of AOL.

It's going to be like the ill-fated AOL Time Warner acquisition all over again.

Don't Matroska mkv files do a pretty good job?

SpaceX Falcon 9 boosters have been landing on land for many years. Does it matter if it's not the launch site?

Wow, I didn't know us-east-2 has free network traffic with us-east-1.

Who knows? Maybe they invented it.

Wow, it's only taken about 15 years for this to finally happen.

I don't understand the delay.

Lots of colo companies charge for both ingress and egress. Network traffic isn't free. On the bright side, AWS only charges for ingress. I'm certain NASA did the math on their network traffic charges for both solutions and Amazon S3 came out cheaper, even with egress charges.

What *does* cost a ton are the S3 API charges. That surprised me when I accidentally found that out.

Please try to compare apples to apples next time.