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Adding more batteries increases the weight, though, which in turn makes the motors work harder, and therefore makes them use more energy to do the same thing.

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Way back in 2007, my one college buddy had an elderly Thinkpad that he’d spraypainted red and stuck an Apple sticker on. People constantly came up to him and asked him where he got the red Macbook, since they didn’t think Apple made them.

slow menu

Dude of all the things I hate about modern tech, I think the most obnoxious one is that it STILL takes multiple seconds for a simple text-based menu to load. On my one TV, sometimes it takes so long to load that I actually forget that I’ve opened it and am annoyed when it finally shows up. Gotta save all that precious compute power to load ads and shit, I guess.

Well shit. I’ve been going off the now long-outdated memory, pun partially intended, of HBM2e being positioned as a potential replacement for DDR. Maybe we’ll see more manufacturers doing something like Apple and jamming the RAM into the CPU die directly. That seems to be working out well for them so far, at least performance-wise.

It is when it’s selective and you can turn the narrow viewing angles on and off at will.

Fingers crossed that we might see HBM as system RAM finally.

I dunno, it’s very innocuous-looking from a traffic inspection standpoint, while also being a resilient way of storing an equally-innocuous-looking CSV. Kinda clever, if you ask me.

But but but…the internet told me that Americans welcome this with open arms! /s

That’s probably not a question that’ll get asked, unfortunately. What will get asked is why those numbers dropped off abruptly the next quarter.