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By CarelessEmotion · Posted
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By JaredFrost · Posted
I agree, if Intel wants to make those 50% margins, they really should stick to sockets longer, someone is more likely to upgrade their CPU when they don't need to purchase a motherboard, then looking at maybe RAM, might as well buy a whole new PC at that point, then before you know they've talked themselves out of the whole thing. -
By fintechfooty · Posted
not sure why people care about the developers so much. let them do whatever they want. if it succeeds, it can benefit us. if it doesn't, then who cares, your life will go on. i'm glad there are still people who do things without thinking whether the output will be productive to society... -
By fintechfooty · Posted
this man really knows how to embarass americans! i thought he was platforming on "bringing back respect to america!". really sad to see the grip he has over working class americans. he could (and i might argue already has) spit on the working class and half would kiss his shoe. at least this you gotta give him credit for. who else can do this with applause and cheer. -
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