FogBlueInSanFran
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Speaking of birds, here's another example of what a chickenshit pissant this pasty, smarmy fuck is . . .Cunts of a feather flock together.
Speaking of birds, here's another example of what a chickenshit pissant this pasty, smarmy fuck is . . .Cunts of a feather flock together.
Speaking of birds, here's another example of what a chickenshit pissant this pasty, smarmy fuck is . . .
Yeah, you’re right — I notice you delete all your pro-City posts after they lose.Who actually gives a fuck he deleted a tweet - really? Wow!
I’ve just read this four times and I still haven’t got a fucking clue what I’m reading.Lot of reasons for Intel's woes.
The desktop CPU market is harsh right now. It boomed during the Ryzen years. But it's hard to argue the people who bought 9 series Intel or 5xxx Ryzens (or later) need a new CPU for gaming. Another slight problem is that DDR5 - which would be essential for most people to consider upgrading adds considerably to the cost of manufacturing the motherboard. I paid £60 for 16GB DDR3 and £45 for an ex-demo B85 when I got my 4790k, £260. The DDR 4 equivalent B660 £100+ - but it's useless because it can't deliver enough power to Raptor Lake. The DDR4 board I'd need is £150. The DDR5 equivalent is £200. Add in 32GB, and even a basic Board/RAM combo, is now as much as the CPU I'd want. £550 total purchase price now vs £350 then. And that's not the end of it for Intel - those I7s sell at half the margin they did five, six years ago.
Also got to note how the ARC GPU range flopped - that cost a lot of money - it's still an important strategy for Intel to have big GPUs available.
There's a lot more to Intel's woes than Desktop, but it is a market where all the players are reporting slowdown. AMD have inventory piled up. At least one of the four big NAND chip (NVME/SSD) manufacturers is likely to run into significant problems. Nvidia's Desktop and AMD's GPU Division are all over the shop, £1000 cards, tiny margins, making it a very niche market right now.
I’ve just read this four times and I still haven’t got a fucking clue what I’m reading.
You give Elon far too much credit.I’m in two minds about him
I genuinely think he can advance human mankind and pushes boundaries like no one else can. His space exploration stuff is astonishing , same for his EV.
Equally though, I fear he has deliberately or not chosen to go down the right wing path, I’ve notice a lot of anti vaccine stuff his swaying and anti Biden - and that sits uncomfortably with me
Genuinely want him to do good. He has the power too
You give Elon far too much credit.
They guy made some lucky investments and is fabulously wealthy. He's not a visionary genius, nor is he an able businessman.
He's got a bit of stage presence and can seem to be impressive - I'll give you that.
Yet many of his investments are shit - as are most of his ideas (look at the first few posts I made at the top of this thread).
Musk's biggest flaw though - is that he's entirely lacking in empathy.