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Some states have proven that, without federal intervention, they commit effectively govern themselves. Texas, for instance…

What about elephant feet, how they’re basically like ours but with built-in high heels.

There are a stupidly surprising number of fascists in this town. I blame Governor Hot Wheels.

I still see a lot of ‘em here in Austin.

Not even worth a line item on the budget.

9 is fantastic.

Not a punk bitch. Punks are cool. This asshole is a Nazi, straight up.

Texas did the same shit not long ago. VPN usage went through the roof, as expected.

“We keep firing everyone and we’re still losing money!”

I’ll toss in my two cents.

It’s mainly about handling and processing vast amounts of data. Many times more than you or I may deal with on a day to day basis. First, you have to have somewhere to put it all. Then, you’ve got to load whatever you’re working with into memory. So you need terabytes of RAM. When you’re dealing with that much data, you need beefy CPUs with crazy fast connections with a ton of bandwidth to move it all around at any kind of reasonable pace.

Imagine opening a million chrome tabs, having all of them actively playing a video, and needing to make sense of the cacophony of sound. Only instead of sound, it’s all text, and you have to read all of it all at once to do anything meaningful with it.

If you make a change to any of that data, how does it affect the output? What about a million changes? All that’s gotta be processed by those beefy CPUs or GPUs.

Part of the reason AI data enters need so much memory is because they’ve got to load increasingly large amounts of training data all at once, and then somehow have it be able to be accessed by thousands of people all at once.

But if you want to understand every permutation of whatever data you’re working with, it’s gonna take a ton of time to essentially sift through it all.

And all that’s gotta be hardware? You have to make doubly sure that the results you get are accurate, so redundancies are built in. Extremely precise engineering of parts, how they’re assembled, and how they’re ultimately used is a lot of what makes supercomputers what they are. Special CPUs, RAM with error correction, redundant connections, backups… it all takes a lot of time, space, and money to operate.

I am #6.

You have money. Go to school for something interesting. Find a passion.

They’re campaigning like the fascists are going to follow the rules. They won’t, they aren’t, and they never have. Take the fucking gloves off and stop pretending like anything less than forcibly removing them and putting them in a jail cell for the rest of their lives is going to do much of anything.

Easily one of the funniest games I’ve ever played. I love The Part Where He Kills You.

BABIES! You’ll have 400 babies!

Needs a bigger yacht to hold his yacht that holds his yacht.

Seriously. It will be bloody, a lot of folks (probably you and I) will die, but the only good Nazi is a dead Nazi. Things won’t be fixed until there are no more Nazis.

This is great news. Hell, just the other day I was trying to mod Megabonk on my Legion Go running SteamOS. I’m sure someone will be able to get Vortex running just fine on it eventually, especially if there’s a native Steam Deck/Machine version.

ROCK AND ST… oh, sorry, wrong community. Just got caught up in the moment.

WHY ARE WE YELLING