And you can’t make this up, he was literally in a tent that had the words “Prove me wrong” written in big letters

I know for a fact that Dell is coming out with a server appliance to do this. I mean you can make one yourself right now, but once the OEM’s start pumping them out it’s going to be interesting

I AM YELLING CARL

Yeah I’m almost done with Dungeon Crawler, I thought I would check out other things by that author, and yeah it very much is torture porn. But it’s also pretty damn good. It’s a struggle to get through some of the gore though

Kaiju battlefield surgeon

It’s all so good

Womp womp

The problem is they don’t have the capacity, even if they switched everything to producing their new 16gb DIMM’s (which also isn’t possible) they account for such a small portion of the market that saying they are going to flood anything is incorrect. It wouldn’t even move the needle.

This is from a friend who is deeply involved in the RAM business, he splits his time between SF and China.

The facts are 80% correct but the conclusion is 100% wrong

CXMT is ~8% WW market share for DDR5. They DONT have 64Gb or even 32Gb. They just now have 16 and 24Gb. Sampling 8000 but majority of volumes are 5600 Mbps.

Their fab in Anhui is about 85% occupied so they really can’t grow that much more.

So saying they’re going to flood the market is wrong.

Bit demand is crazy right now. Something like 30% YoY demand growth for only 10% supply growth.

Something even if CXMT expands to all 100% and goes from 16Gb mainstream to 32Gb mainstream you’re barely looking at filling the gap

Nano gang

Quality poast

Tankies while engaging in bad faith: How dare you engage in bad faith.

Tankies: genocide is good actually but only when we do it

So neanderthals had a more accessible healthcare system than we do gotcha

Hannah Montana Linux

So did he survive?

Well what are their names?

Maybe the dinosaurs had a kick ass railway network

So here’s where this is not exactly always true. My parents own a good chunk of land, more than 100 acres. Around the same time we were approached by an oil company wanting to put a well on their land, and a solar company wanting to put solar panels on the land. The oil company wanted 5 acres for a 100 year lease. The solar company wanted 70 acres on a 100 year lease. During these leases the land effectively belongs to the company who signs the lease. So for solar, for 100 years we wouldn’t be able to plant or grow or run livestock on the land. So the scenario pictured is not always the way that it works.

And for the record, we told both of the companies no.

See this is what I’m talking about with the bad posting