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I wouldn't count on it anytime soon. The data center build out is a years long process, and even after they get built, their owners will want to use the initially installed hardware for as long as possible before upgrading.

Expect demand for new RAM to remain higher than it was before the AI datacenter build out began. Maybe not as high as it is right now, but some degree of increased demand will be permanent due to the increased count of datacenters that will eventually want to replace their obsolete, worn out hardware.

There might eventually be a larger supply of used RAM on the market, but a lot of it might not be compatible with mid-shelf consumer grade motherboards.

and grass is made of air

that's why cows fart so much - cows are made of air

Mriya sends her regards.

Bad console ports on PC where mouse control code was recycled from gamepad control code. For example, in Just Cause 2, the maximum turn rate is capped and so is the minimum cursor acceleration, with the end result being when you move the mouse your character moves like you've mushed a gamepad control stick instead of the fast, smooth, PC cursor style movement of the reticle that every other PC FPS manages to pull off.

And timed, text heavy games on mobile generally.

Squinting at you, Hearthstone.

what, you don't like the flavor Blue?

I've never seen one. We've got on-demand water heaters that feed entire homes, but the electric versions are notorious for breaking a lot. The trend is toward heat pump hot water storage tanks that cool the air around them and put that heat into the water tank.

Aesop Rock made a documentary about another hip hopper:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=us3pCHd8PLs

That line caught my eye too. Negative mass is the missing ingredient for building an Alcubierre warp drive.

If someone starts licking my feet, I don't think its my blood that's about to get drained, lol.

Makes sense in context. Some of their two lane roads are narrower than a single lane in other places. Dealing with oncoming traffic is a game of chicken where someone will be going off road.

Its Orwellian double-speak. It implements restrictions on how people in Montana are allowed to use their personal property (computers) where no restrictions existed before.

Dungeons and Dragons 5e is less fun than 3.5e IMO.

There was more of a sense of character progression, and ability differentiation in 3.5e.

5e achieves balance by flattening the power curve.

For example, the attack bonus for a level 20 Fighter in 5e is just 4 points higher than it was at level 1 - same as a 5e Wizard. Both get +2 at lvl 1 and +6 at lvl 20

In 3.5e, a level 20 fighter's attack bonus is 19 points higher than it was at level 1 (+1 to +20), but a wizard only gains half that much fighting prowess as they level up (+0 to +10).

All 5e characters are pretty much the same statistically & mechanically. Differentiation comes from role play, which is the least interesting part of the game for me.

"I have never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure."

--Abraham Lincoln

The purchase price was historically low due to the libelous accusations of acetaminophen causing autism.

Investing in corruption pays off bigly when Republicans manage to ooze their way into office.

The purchase price was historically low due to the libelous accusations of acetaminophen causing autism.

Investing in corruption pays off bigly when Republicans manage to ooze their way into office.

At current exchange rates, 50oz of gold would sell for $201,050. It would be a good down payment on a starter home, but less than half the total cost of ownership.

You'd think that starfleet would realize that $100,000 in 2025 won't even buy an old busted house in the middle of nowhere, let alone someplace that's actually secure.

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