@thomasfuchs I just need a 32GB kit 😭
I had one lined up on Marketplace for $75, but qas waiting for a deposit and lost it. Then everything immediately went to shit and RAM shot up everywhere.
@thomasfuchs I just need a 32GB kit 😭
I had one lined up on Marketplace for $75, but qas waiting for a deposit and lost it. Then everything immediately went to shit and RAM shot up everywhere.
@thomasfuchs I wonder if this will be the inflection point that pumps the brakes on questionable "smart" products. More *dumb* refrigerators/TVs/bbq grills in flagship lineups, etc.
@thomasfuchs I've brought back to life a couple of old Google Pixel phones by installing LineageOS. The batteries were pretending they were dying — turns out they're totally fine.
I had good results with an old & slow 2008 Windows laptop converted to Linux. It blew me away — it's more responsive than my much newer MacBook.
Just an option if someone can't go out and buy a computer now.
@thomasfuchs I'm wondering what it will do to used PC prices.
@thomasfuchs ah... or other way around:
Don't buy a computer now when in 3-5 years tons and tons of powerful computers, RAM, disks and other datacenter stuff will hit the refurbished market, because the AI bubble burst in a big bang. ;-)
@thomasfuchs the free market will regulate itself, right?!
@thomasfuchs I'm more afraid of the cascading effect that could make suppliers go bankrupt and stuck with hardware unusable in consumer electronics. So next 3-5 years may be optimistic.
@thomasfuchs this is some insane cross between hyper capitalism and Roko’s Basilisk. This will categorically increase human misery, not diminish it.
Tip: MS may no longer support your system, but Linux almost certainly runs fine on the very same system.
@thomasfuchs my 2019 midrange home built that I had planned to replace, because that newish indiana jones game looked nice, but needs more than my 2070 super can deal with, is going to be my trusty work horse for a few more years by the looks of things.
I thought i'd ober specced at the time but those 32G of DDR3 are still going strong. More minecraft it is then..
As an aside, you'd think game publishers would be mad a nvidia, making all this stuff for better games then pricing the cards out of the market ain't great for the dev biz..
@thomasfuchs Will it be bad enough that software "developers" stop bundling 100s of MB of Electron with their "apps"? Code bloat can't continue like this with even flat line memory availability. Ever cheaper RAM and storage has led to some very bad practices.
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