Where did I see the "rule" of comic books where the main villain starts as a good guy and after a friend of the hero....
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Sounds terrible. I'm sure it'll happen cuz we live in hell.
If Intel didn't have yield issues for over a decade, wouldn't they be much further ahead than AMD by now?
Kinda weird how their production problems conveniently coincide with what will keep them "neck n' neck" with the competition for as long as possible.
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Mixed feelings about this as someone with a relatively (per my portfolio) huge investment in Intel. It would result, eventually, in the end of Intel. But so many dumb people with so much money keep throwing money at his crap companies so it might work out in the short term to get out with a profit.
Youre going to short it?
Reads more like the investment tanked and he's hoping for a recovery.
Shorting sounds nice though, long term.
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I was about to get extremely upset, and then I remembered I haven't used intel since 2012.
Does that include Wi-Fi or cellular modems or any of the other shit they make, or just x86 CPUs?
This is still extremely bad for the industry, regardless of whether you personally use it.
Meh. Maybe it will accelerate us to open hardware.
I have a 13700K that's growing increasingly unstable due to their fuckup on voltage control. Never again. My next rebuild will be AMD.
havent built a new PC since 2019 but when I did, I specifically picked AMD because of the Specter problem that existed at the time. havent looked back since.
oh, I agree.
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Who wants to get in bed with Elon so he drives the brand into the ground? How much has Fidelity written down their investment in Twitter, 80%?