It’s a settlement and not a ruling, so anything agreed will be a one off cost of doing business.

How about we get a fucking ruling against these companies? A settlement doesn’t create a precedent.

Who cares? Nobody else is fighting this crap.

It’s more my back than my knees

…or PCMCIA for short.

I say I am 8

…says the person asking complete strangers.

I know you said IRL, but we are real… Honest.

Go 4chan!

Not often I get to say that, but this is one case.

Go with a VM for FileMaker I’d have thought.

BTW Bonjour is known as multicast DNS in the non-apple world and the standard Linux way of supporting it is Avahi.

None of those advanced nuclear projects are yet actually delivering power, AFAIK.

…and they won’t be for at least 5-10 years. In the meantime they’ll just use public infrastructure and then when their generation plans fall through they’ll just keep doing that.

Yes, but do you think that rate is good enough given they are still growing coal at a massive rate?

You said it was their trajectory. It’s not. Renewables are a part of their plan, sure, but that coal graph isn’t turning around.

China is far from full renewable.

Pretty sure Gremlins caused the creation of a new certification in the US. Too many complaints about it being PG.

Hey! Spoilers!

They’re different, and I think this one has the capability of being more devastating.

The dot-com bubble was really broad. Hundreds or thousands of companies, all without vowels in their names trying to break new ground. A wild west style gold rush. When it popped a lot of small companies went bankrupt.

This is a handful of companies with billions of capital buying GPUs from NVidia to be make the largest hungriest machine they can. All in the pursuit of being first to create “AGI”. If one of them succeeds, the others are toast and multiple 500+B dollar companies will collapse in on themselves. If none of it works, the same thing happens and it takes a large chunk out of $4T Nvidia too.

Irregardless means what? It’s a double negative, so it’s “regardful”?

Relays?

I’d still count valves as electronics. No semiconductors there either. Relays too. Basically, once you’ve got an electrical signal controlling another electrical signal.

How did this manifest before? You only need to look at the advertising of the time. Take the 1950s America - McCarthyism and the red scare in full force. Most US marketing relied heavily on how buying American made you a good patriotic citizen, living the American dream… even if the product wasn’t 100% American.

It’s only the timescale I’m unsure about.