You got me to read the article. More interesting than the snarky comments here.

Remember how they respond to questions about the Civil War and you'll know what they mean when they talk about state's rights.

If you're a Nazi lover, you're a Nazi: https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/08...

They aren't owed money they're not meeting milestones for.

Did you miss the Public Service Loan Forgiveness part? I remember considering that path but didn't go down it. Kudos to those who did and the government honoring it seems pretty fair to me. And since when was life fair?

Good for you. Why are you so petty and bitter?

"Just someone who should've known better transferring USD into accounts scammers controlled." Sure, if you ignore the stealing part.

That's not at all what it says. Instead of it being their own scaler hardware (G-Sync module) they're getting it built into MediaTek's which the G-Sync module would have previously stood in for.

The whitepaper has more information https://www.amd.com/system/files/documents/security-analysis-predictive-store-forwarding.pdf.

All I want from Biden with respect to this is to appoint a competent AG, let the Justice Department do their job without his interference/direction (i.e. the opposite of what you see under Trump), and to not grant anyone in the previous term pardons. Any corruption to warrant investigation and produce a conviction should let justice be served. Even with that, I fully expect propaganda networks and people who take their opinions from them to call it a witch hunt or politically motivated when it's the system functioning as intended; we'll see how far a corrupt Senate and Supreme Court we have in the process.

Your link only goes to the WaPo front page. Here's a better one: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46271021

For context, this is being brought to the forefront again because John Bolton's book reportedly recounts Trump's choice of response to the Khashoggi murder as a deliberate attempt to deflect the public's attention from the "Ivanka thing".

Just to clarify this sentence: *ultimately the consumer spends more having been presented with fraudulent diagnosis/repair options by Apple.

Lack of user serviceable parts like the battery are an issue, but the bigger issue is that they actively fight and undermine legitimate repair shops that offer these services. They censor their support forums so they can spread misinformation and fail to diagnose hardware faults for proper repair; ultimately the consumer spends more with fraudulent diagnosis/repair options. Same goes for data recovery.

A lot of FUD there.

Or just might be caught up in a justice system that's far from perfect and biased, but that's beside the point.