It’s ironic how the only place to reliably navigate back on an Apple device is through the Apple TV remote.

According to Tom’s Hardware, it includes “DDR5 and LPDDR4/LPDDR5 as well as premium HBM.”

Not sure what you mean with the wafers hitting the market. I was only referring to the specific deal that OpenAI made with Samsung and SK hynix to purchase a metric boatload of 900,000 undiced DRAM silicon wafers per month.

According to Tom’s Hardware it includes “DDR5 and LPDDR4/LPDDR5 as well as premium HBM.”

Honestly I’m not sufficiently familiar with how that works to understand if any of that is consumer grade stuff.

But aren’t the wafers uncut? It could be used for anything if they’re just in storage.

OpenAI has a deal with Samsung and SK Hynix to purchase 900,000 DRAM wafers per month, or 40% of global DRAM output. These are just uncut wafers, accumulating in warehouses that serve two purposes:

• Prepares them for the distribution to data centers,
• Manipulates the supply chain to squeeze their competitors, who are left with slim pickings.

You and I are the victims of this until the bubble finally pops and the deal falls through.

It didn’t stall, obviously, or else the headline would be different. The aircraft alerted the pilots with a stall warning twice and it’s suspected that there was something faulty with the sensors of the aircraft.

On this flight, there were 182 souls on board. That means that for each case of attempted murder, he received less than 3 days in prison.

The Pan Am 103 bomber got less than 2 weeks for every person he murdered. We should set a precedent for minimum sentences for mass murder and, in this case, attempted mass murder, that brings justice for every victim.

should’ve bought AAPL in the 90s

Just because there’s one bad guy doesn’t mean the other one is the good guy. This isn’t Hollywood.

That’s really interesting and very plausible. I’d never considered it.

I’ve looked into these in the past. Unfortunately, they are extremely dated TVs that are visually and aesthetically unpleasing.

How?

I’m confused; are you suggesting the TVs ship with an embedded SIM?

It’s interesting to see how cases like this will shape the legal framework for what will continue to constitute ”fair use.”

Sooner or later, courts will need to establish the baseline for what is permitted within the letter of the law; likely it will be some middle ground, as opposed to a blanket prohibition of scraping copyrighted content for training models.

They still do the upgrade bids, but be careful as your ticket restrictions will remain the same. For example, if you don’t have checked bags included in your economy class ticket, you won’t have any for the business class upgrade, either.

I would be in favor of the loss of a carry on bag if it meant tickets would be cheaper, but unfortunately the opposite is true.

It’s a crying shame that all the European carriers are gradually all becoming LCCs (Lufthansa is by far the worst in this regard).

I agree, but have you seen OP’s profile? Every second post is straight from the Russian propaganda machine.

It’s incredible how many Russian sympathizers there are on Lemmy. It’s become completely overrun with troll accounts.

I’m speculating wildly, but if the regulations for road sign cameras are anything to go by, the EU will require the car to wail at you every few seconds because it thinks the speed limit on the highway is 40 km/h because it picked up a sign on the offramp you just passed.

Do we really need a blog to tell people about stuffy air?! I’m more and more surprised by how dumb people are. Soon we’ll have blog posts reminding us to inhale and exhale.

This article is deliberately phrased to spark precisely this kind of comment thread, and we’ve all walked straight into it.

Same reason rural places in the US also haven’t discovered electricity yet. Oh, wait…