No, they are definitely ramping up production, just not nearly fast enough. Chip factories take longer to build than data centers.

It’s supply and demand. Why wouldn’t they?

I made four different assumptions which one did you think was naive?

The price is only high because of the artificial demand from all the data centers. Manufacturers are increasing production capacity to provide more supply. Once the bubble bursts, that demand will drop, but the production capacity will still be there. Supply and demand. Price will go down.

Sure, as long as you don’t account for the AI bubble ever bursting. After that, memory will be cheap. We’ll be living in an economic hellscape, but the memory will be cheap.

Rare Abbot win.

You know its bad when even the hardcore Republicans are turning against it.

You’ll catch something in there, but I don’t think it’s fish.

OOP is saved by bad capitalization.

Elizabeth II was a queen, and also was of England. Likely the only such queen (unless someone was born in England, then later became Queen of another kingdom). So, it would absolutely accurate to call her the queen of England.

Yeah, I remember some case where a college student was caught while using the school’s network because they new the times and filesizes of something. I don’t remember the exact details though.

Doesn’t your country have privacy laws? In the USA, this would likely be invasion of privacy, harassment, or public nuisance, which are illegal. If it is directly over your property or at an angle that is not visible from the street, then it is absolutely invasion of privacy (sometimes called “peeping Tom” laws). If you have told them to stop, then it’s likely harassment or stalking. Ask a lawyer.

You could send them a cease and desist letter. Or you could construct some passive deterrents; for example, long loops of black thread that would be invisible to the drone and get tangled in the rotors.

Anyone wearing one sock and shoe with one fully naked foot is either deeply deranged or some kind of alien pod person. It is a pale approximation of human behavior. Unless you are stumbling away from a grenade attack or something, there is no reason to ever exist like that, even momentarily.

Sometimes it’s easy to forget just how rare fossilization is.

It requires that the species live in a climate with pretty specific conditions, to die under a few very specific circumstances, at a particular convergence of atypical events. The dino bones we have represent a tiny little fraction of the species that lived.

Gosh, you do ONE little genocide and people won’t shut up about it.

The only thing unbelievable about this is that I didn’t think of it first.

You joke, but can you show me a single scientific study where they’ve successfully removed the ghosts from water? Checkmate.

We GET it. You vape.

Yep, use it regularly. It’s not always the best answer, but almost always a solid first stop.

This is actually a really interesting article.

It looks at how social media has evolved, who owns it, and whether it is fundamentally still “social.”