When cheap ram and gpu!?

Get rid of AIPAC and its subsidiaries! Why should half of Congress be on their patrol.

They haven’t. It’s the techbro ceo oligarchy.

My point is they still made billions and were fined a tiny fraction of that in comparison.

When cheap ram, gpu, and ssd?

General Motors reported a net income attributable to stockholders of $2.7 billion for the year 2025, which was a significant decline from $6 billion in 2024.

Cowards.

That’s exactly how you do it. Tell them it is “smart tech” and “convenient” and they will buy your lies and products as you spy on them for profit.

IPO before the bubble burst for the worlds biggest rug pull.

OpenAI will not make it in time before the bubble bursts and they are forced to sell the fElon Mush.

It would be ironic if AI used this exploit to turn itself and every computer on the planet off forever.

Like fuck this mess, I’m out. Peace.

Then we’d have to fix our own shit and start taking to each other instead of destroying each other.

https://youtu.be/DoDO1_pFSJo

WARNING: Bacon contains chemicals known to the UK Government to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

So it’s fine if I just don’t eat the bacon in the UK? Then I am safe!

The man is insane.

AI crap. The lady on the lower left has a cardboard box for a monitor.

Yeah, the whole “love each other and forgive everything” lessons of my youth have been replaced by “fuck you, I’m getting mine” christians.

Ah yes, the Boomer Christians.

Typical. So basically, they’re gonna turn America into Texas. Their power grid is famously shitty and has been neglected for decades due to Republican control of the government. They are constantly kicking the can down the road for some other administration to deal with it.

Everyone time there’s even a slight dusting of snow anywhere in Texas the power grid shuts off and people freeze to death. But Texas refuses to fix the power grid and nationalize because it would mean investing and bringing their shitty substandard power grid up to modern standards.

They’re creating artificial demand And capitalizing on it to sell you a new phone and power, charger and accessories, and all kinds of other crap.

The convenience is being able to sit your fat ass on the couch and yell vaguely in the direction of a smart assistant to turn off the lights without having to get off the couch.

The idea that a smart refrigerator could tell you when you’re about out of milk or coming up on the expiration date instead of having to open your fridge and take a look is cool but the privacy and other implications outweigh the benefits.

It’s a mild convenience that supposedly frees up extra time to do something else. The sad part is that something else is usually staying glued to your phone, social media, or TV.

There has to be some sort of reasonable balance between new developments and longevity.

Asking any engineer for a device that’s near indestructible but will continue to have software updates for 10 years is a hard ask.

For a lot of devices right to repair would work just fine. Being able to swap out battery extends the life of most cell phones. But it’s an unreasonable request for that cell phone, for example, to be able to be supported for 10 years worth of software updates.

It will slow the development cycle for a lot of devices down quite a bit. Which honestly is fine. I feel like a lot of products have reached maturity, and companies are reinventing them just for the sake of reinventing them and selling a “new” product with a new battery. I’m looking at you, Apple.

The problem with determining what is an acceptable lifecycle for a product is that there will be no one left to support the product in 10 years if the company folds in the meantime. It is a significant drag on companies to support legacy products while also innovating and creating new products. It’s just a fact a fact.

And from a consumer perspective, If you want cool, new fancy, shiny shit every year and for it to be reliable and last for 10 years, it’s just not gonna happen. We have been trained To buy new shit every year and desire that new shiny upgrade Without understanding that we’re getting cheap shitty products for a premium.

Your $100” iPhone is now going to become a $3000 iPhone that lasts for five years instead of two. Tell me how that’s a win for anybody?

Don’t forget that squirrel, raccoon, and possum meat. That’s where the magic flavor comes from!