Mark with a Z

people just jump at any opportunity to become outraged

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sega

Amazing. I will never see it the same.

You’re buying the wrong phones now I guess

You and anyone else are free to fork — if there’s any significant support for this opinion from people who know what they’re doing, something else will emerge.

Many don’t mind too much because this isn’t vibecoding, but rather raking the massive codebase for known types of bugs.

Yeah, they should all just find a new job.

Hopefully they’re designed to last more than one season

There’s an app for that.

Ah yes, this is a partnership, not an ad.

That’s not how blocking works

AI generated or not, marketing Dubai evacuation flights with influencer selfies is too funny

I thought this was about restricting the thing’s access and not training?

Solution to what? Electronics hobby? Dictating what people’s projects should and shouldn’t be is kind of an asshole thing to do.

Kind of, it’s a pretty shit phone, and the creator is not pretending otherwise. Why are you so offended and why should they do whatever you want them to do instead?

Why does the end product of an electronics learning project need to be useful? Or any hobby project? Your criticism was that their hobbies should yield something useful, but where’s the “justification” for that? What’s wrong with just having fun?

Quarter wits: “How dare you have fun”

Someone: *Makes a cool hobby project*

Internet people: “Trash. I don’t approve. How dare you make something that isn’t useful to me. Fuck you and die.”

I don’t think it should even be comparable between totally different architectures.

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“At this stage, Chinese manufacturers are relying on aggressive pricing to build scale in legacy DRAM,” the anonymous source said. “But over time, the technology gap may narrow more quickly than expected. Even if Korean firms maintain leadership in HBM, neglecting the mainstream segment could weigh on profitability in the longer run.”

This has been obvious for a while, but I guess the heads of memory companies want to hear none of it.

What a nice thread

The dev of left-pad made it perfect by removing it.