It'll be a step up from the 7800x3d, but how much is a question. The 9000 series in general has been a disappointment in terms of the gains that were expected, but it does show some kind of gain. There's reason to think those issues are fixable. Linux performance does show a decent uplift, for one, which has not been the case with Intel's Arrow Lake chips.
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Since I'm not an anarchist, I'm not going to give a detailed answer. The various threads of anarchism would give different answers, and I'm not about to cover it.
But I can say that there's plenty of theory out there, and you might be getting downvotes because you don't seem willing to engage with any of it.
So I don't consider myself an anarchist, but the various types of anarchy have come up with answers to this question. Generally, they rely on more social cohesion to enforce social rules. Private property would not be a thing, which cuts out a lot of laws in itself.
No. Anarchy is the opposite of hierarchy.
Not really. People unknowingly ingesting THC is not cool no matter how you label it.
It was a bad take. Intel has not been using TSMC long.
That said, it's pretty broadly agreed that Intel needs to toss its manufacturing arm into a subsidiary, and then possibly make that subsidiary completely independent. That's what AMD did with Global Foundries, and it worked very well for them. This process seems to have already started at Intel.
It wouldn't be my first choice, but it'll probably do the job. Depends on what you want to do with it. There's fewer people choosing this path, which means that when things go wrong, you'll have fewer sources of information to help.
Some old Dell office PC with a good amount of RAM and an SSD would be just as well.
Right. Margaret Atwood based the Handmaid's Tale as a combination of things that have happened somewhere, and she arguably didn't go far enough.
The cameras alone should be able to see IR. There's filters over most digital cameras to prevent that, but no reason to do it here.
Tesla is just advertising technology that isn't ready, and people are dying as a result.
You're aware Linux basically runs the Internet, right?
Did I fall into a 1999 Slashdot comment section somehow?
Had that problem on the Framework 13 with Linux. Not seeing it on the 16.