Probably Trump too. He was videoed stumbling onto air force 1. He's not much younger than Biden..
Posts by Jr4162
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Trump threatens to add formal Apple Tax on top of the 'Apple tax'
Depends on what constitutes "manufacturing" would assembling the final product be sufficient? Foxconn won't make everything that goes into the phones. There are circuit boards, various assemblies (cameras for instance), the battery, screen etc. I don't think Apple could make a phone in the US if all of the parts had to be from domestic manufacturers. Even Boeing (questionable example, I know) sources parts overseas. Those manufacturers may have little interest in setting up shop in the US.
You think ransomware is bad now? Wait until it infects CPUs
Re: Physical Write-Protect Switches
While tiktok and their ilk aren't blameless, why did laptop makers not put some kind of fuse to keep a shorted usb port from causing fires or significant problems? It is not inconceivable that an usb device may misbehave -- being able to draw enough power to cause a fire is unacceptable.
Earth's atmosphere is shrinking and thinning, which is bad news for Starlink and other LEO Sats
Trump’s tariffs, cuts may well put tech in a chokehold, say analysts
Re: Free ride
The only reason Canada has a trade surplus with the US is because of the amount of crude oil they import from Canada.
Funny thing is the other oil sources in the US are a different consistency than the Canadian imported oil. This would require expensive and time consuming modifications to their refineries.
Hands-on jobs to grow fastest, because AI can't touch them
Trump tariffs transform into bigger threats for Mexico, Canada than China
As i remember it:
The Japanese car manufacturers reacted to the limport limits by exporting high end cars to the US with all of the associated options.
It wasn't the just the import limits that caused the price increase, it was a certain amount of cleverness on the part of the Japanese car manufacturers.
AMD sharpens silicon swords to take on chip and AI rivals
Re: But AMD has clearly stated that they give up on GPU leadership
I don't think Nvidia or AMD care about the gaming market. To be fair, the layoffs in the gaming industry wouldn't encourage me to make it a significant priority if I was in their shoes.
I'd probably use lower binned chips or chiplets from my AI products for gaming and focus my energies on AI and AI based cards that are able to game, but not the other way around. This means getting rid of the low memory / low end stuff and releasing cards with 16GB VRAM as a minimum. For the cheaper cards, use slower gddr5 vram to make the card affordable compared to a 8GB card with gddr6 if necessary.
IRS has loads of legacy IT, still has no firm plans to replace it
Brit council fumbles Oracle Fusion launch, leaving SAP to die another day
Samsung shows off battery tech it says will see you gone in nine minutes
Re: Great news
Tesla apparently has a feature where their chargers communicate with each other. A charger with a car attached to it whose battery is nearly dead gets higher priority than a car whose battery is half charged. The car with the dead battery gets charged at a higher speed than the cars that are being topped up.
If you have a group of these chargers you can get away with having smaller amount of power being wired to the group than you would if you assumed each charger could be drawing full power and multiplied accordingly.
I can see a business model where car owners pay more $$ to get their car charged faster..
Britain enters period of mourning as Greggs unable to process payments
Olympic-level server tossing contest seeks entrants – warranty voiding guaranteed
KDE Plasma 6.0 brings the same old charm and confusion
Re: 3D Effects FTW!
3d effects can be challenging on cloud instances. Not all RDP versions do 3d efficiently and take more bandwidth to do it, which makes it more expensive for them to provide the service. The most efficient 3d rendering windows rdp server uses a gpu to send mpeg4. The recipient would also need a gpu. The gpus that a cloud provider would need to support multiple mpeg4 sessions on a single server would be expensive.
HoRNDIS MacGyvers your Mac to get online with Androids
Producers allegedly sought rights to replicate extras using AI, forever, for just $200
Russian businesses want to party like it's 1959 with 6-day workweek
OpenPrinting keeps old printers working – even on Windows
If it's Goodenough for me, it's Goodenough for you: Canuck utility biz goes all in on solid-state glass battery boffinry
Re: Still a problem though
Depends on the voltage of the battery pack in the car. If they had a 1000 volt or 5000 volt charging voltage, the wire would probably be a manageable diameter. The car would then use dc to dc converters to lower the voltage to something appropriate for its battery system.
I am thinking of recharge stations that are not part of a house.
In a residence, the charging rate will be limited by the surplus capacity of the electrical connection. People might have to settle for a 4 hour recharge time when charging at home.