Subscription slavery

This whole “America First” and interfering foreign imports/exports is really working out great. /s

He interferes with the economy like some communist government.

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/trump-introduces-25-percent-tariff-on-export-of-chips-including-nvidia-h200-amd-mi325x-figure-could-increase-in-the-future

And bow down to the subscription economy.

AI has really been great for the economy. /s

FYI, you can remove it with nail polish remover (acetone).

It reacts with water so the moisture in your skin makes it set immediately.

The only time I’ve used epoxy and had it truly last for years was when the handle came off of a cooking pot. It has held strong for 10+ years. I think the key was the plastic handle fit into a pressed metal fitting and the combination of that stabilization and the glue worked well.

I keep superglue in the fridge. It really helps it last longer.

Now struggle to keep the awkwardly shaped parts in position while it cures. “Gah! It moved!!!”

“Bonds to everything but what you are working with.” Pretty much my experience.

I’m sure he celebrates the soaring cost of DIMMs as they drive PC prices out of reach.

The disconnect between the corporate elite and society.

Previous tech presented information, made it faster and more available. It also just processed information. AI however claims to do the creativity and decision making for you. Once you’ve done that you’ve removed humans from any part of the equation except as passive consumers unneeded for any production.

How you plan on running an economy based on that structure remains to be seen.

I’m surprised that 46% can read above it.

Going to be in for a surprise when they go looking for skilled workers for all of our high tech (including defense) industries.

And vote at a 5 yr old level.

Just like auto insurance is more expensive than it should be because they advertise like mad.

No one deserves that much no matter what they’ve done. To squeeze that much out of the company requires taking away from employees, the company as a whole and advertisers.

I call it “comic book guy” syndrome. The desperate need to feel superior.

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