because their already overstuffed bloatware doesn't do more than too much (and 3/4 of it badly)? Please, god, no!

I was kind of expecting RAM to go down with a potential bubble burst. But as all major RAM producers have now locked in contracts with a high pricing floor until 2030, I'm not so sure anymore.

yes, there have been some SLAPP suits, but censorship is - like "wokeism" - much more of massively inflated propaganda tool of the far right, than really happening.

But why chose the more hostile DST instead of winter time? Night owls get another permanent disadvantage while larks could just go to bed one hour earlier. That wouldn't hurt as much as people having to work when they are tired.

to get that robot revolution rolling. The rest of "first world" countries might also need thrm soon. Otoh, all those already more than enough who graduated in business and finance will soon need jobs too, because contrary to jobs in the health sector, those will be replaced by AI. Serves anyone who is just in it for the money, right.

True. Criminals just don't care anymore these days.

Never use your crime tools (which you obviously bought with cash, avoiding cameras) for anything else than for crime. And replace them kn a regular basis.

Nah, it doesn't "dominate hollywood", but it's a fairly popular color grading tool. As an NLE... not so much. It can do anything but is not the easiest/most stable to work with. Avid still dominates Hollywood. DaVinci is still great.

You could be right. Otoh, if they need the money upfront for building those fabs, the floor pricing might just cover that (+"healthy" margins).

the Steam Machine for the cost of its components alone instead of subsidizing the price." $300 more for 1TB more SSD? Sounds like more than just component cost.

but that the orange clown is trying to blackmail others with tariffs is quite evident, at least outside the U.S., isn't it?

Nope, the term was not invented by Arafat, it's at least 2,5k years old. You sound like someone loony who thinks that one (1) passing reference to a guy named "David" in a secular text warrants anything. Maybe you should also re-check your other "facts"?

I was often assuming that people generally prefer to go to the right, so I usually turn left first if I have the choice (e.g. exploring something in a game). Guess I was wrong. otoh, I noticed that on pop-concerts if the entrance is equally far apart from the left or right to the stage, people actually seem to prefer the left.

Those are 50-year old sysrems. I guess, by now, bigger nations have a plan B and C for Russia jamming GPS on a large scale - and Russia for other nations jamming GLONASS, obviously.

Still, 500 Million is nice sum.