It’s NOT just ram, even though that is the major contributor currently, and American companies still buy shit that is tarrifed. It all gets passed down. I design PCBs and buy electronics/parts/computers/network infrastructure for a living. It’s been a constant issue. So anyway, good times, by forever.
Moving the goalposts from PC prices being higher to the rampocolypse just to lick boots harder is the real tds.
This is kinda like when I saw a piece of plywood nailed awkwardly to a tree with some shit about tDS spray painted on it. Showing your own ass there bud.
Bullshit. There’s been 20-25% tarrifs on ALL goods from China, Mexico, and Canada.
So when I work with the procurement department to make accurate cost estimates based on tariffs, specifically, that’s just a hallucination. Good thing I have Internet trolls to snap me out of it.
Tariffs made many things more expensive for consumers including computers and parts, yes.
Ya, it’s impossible. The problem is that one persons “mindless nonsense” is anothers “contributing meaningfully”. In that sense the “I disagree” button just becomes the “I disagree with this because it’s mindless nonsense” and the world keeps spinning around.
In short, lol this ^.
Yep. Like most answers to all encompassing “in the u.s.” questions the answer is “it depends”.
Well, it is still using entanglement. It’s just not using it to transmit the data. More like a checksum.
The fiber is there because the data is being sent through the fiber as photons like usual. There is no zero latency happening at all and it will not allow rovers to be controlled remotely in real time. That would break causality. This has more to do with encryption and the inability to wiretap without detection.
Fwiw, it’s really refreshing to see this acknowledged.
Some pretty neat data acquisition systems for particle accelerators.
Everyone hates trash poetry. If it’s actually truth or actually good poetry it doesn’t need to be told that it is “good”.