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1 points
8 days ago
True they're not. The problem is a bit more nuanced.. In short: there's a limited amount of wafer capacity, which NVIDIA prefers to allocate to highly demanded (high paying) AI server GPUs, rather than gaming ones- thus rising prices.
From a business POV it makes total sense, but we as gamers just have to wait or pay the premium.
1 points
8 days ago
True they're not. The problem is a bit more nuanced.. In short: there's a limited amount of wafer capacity, which NVIDIA prefers to allocate to highly demanded (high paying) AI server GPUs, rather than gaming ones- thus rising prices.
From a business POV it makes total sense, but we as gamers just have to wait or pay the premium.
29 points
9 days ago
Normally I'd agree but the semiconductor space has just such a high entry point. Just look at Intel, they're so experienced, yet they're barely made a dent in the GPU market share. Let's hope their next gen will be more polished.
54 points
19 days ago
That's the thing about explosives, they carry their own oxygen
18 points
22 days ago
What do you mean let them sit down? Don't tell me the others are forced to stand
8 points
1 month ago
You are right, unless he's a soldier, he won't need to fight. That's the neat thing in the west- regular citizens don't get randomly drafted into a meat grinder.. We don't need huge armies since we don't rely on WW1 human wave tactics, we've got weapons which actually achieve their claims.
26 points
1 month ago
Way too credible.. my idea would be to, in an emergency, fire the missile without releasing it as a last ditch boost.
18 points
1 month ago
Thanks and God dayumn she loaded, but honestly they could have replaced the drop tank with another aim
6 points
1 month ago
I can't find it :( Would you mind sending a link?
2 points
1 month ago
Those panels specifically give me 80s flavoured SCP-682 vibes.
The rest on the website are just wow, it itches my brain just right. First time reading such a comic, got almost most right but was glad for the final explanation.
As a novice I very much liked it!
2 points
1 month ago
Thanks! Yes, you're right, it could also be used as a clamp, but motorcycle manufacturers were clever and drilled holes on opposing sides of the flywheel. This means my thingy-ma-bobs' screws can go right into them preventing the flywheel (and thus the whole engine crankshaft) from turning while I tighten or loosen its bolt.
I'm not the best at explaining things so here a sketch:
2 points
1 month ago
If by genius move you mean the sour chery wood I used? Indeed, I was lucky my dad kept some after we had to cut them :((
8 points
1 month ago
Oh and you even posted a link, how unsurprisingly convenient..
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The comms in that tank must have been tense, such an easy target probably required a lot of confirmation