Yeah but the tomato pureé you guys make is way more delicious than the tomato paste that comes out of tubes this guy is referring to.

Would love some sources!

You’re also assuming there are no other shareholders…………

Sure, maybe those 106 are sharing 10% but I doubt it.

HAMR is still not out, but will be 30+TB. We’ve had 20+TB drives for a long time. They’ve been plateaud there for a while.

Price per GB hasn’t really been coming down much on CMR/SMR.

Which was my point. Until HAMR is in use and at mass production, storage costs haven’t really come down.

They’ve been out for a while, but it’s the same SMR tech. HAMR/MAMR are just starting to get going that will enable the next leap. But they’re not shipping in volume and reliability isn’t yet known. It’ll be a bit before you see them in widespread use.

Yes, but that’s been slowing. They’re reaching limits until the next advance in HDDs.

Flash is still much more expensive per GB.

Power costs, server costs and Datacenter space are going up.

Pretty sure they know and are making joke.

What nonsense is this. The airline checks your ticket against your passport prior to departure. If airlines board anyone without the proper passport or visa and are rejected on arrival, it’s the airlines’ responsibility to fly you home on their dime.

No airline lets you book an international ticket and board it without a valid passport and appropriate valid visas that match the name on the ticket.

You can of course fly domestically without ID (even getting through TSA, it’s onerous but TSA has a process for that).

Your information on that ticket is also electronically sent by the airlines to the next port of entry for a huge percentage of countries.

If that doesn’t match the passport you have, you’re going to have problems at immigration wherever you’re going.

You can see this is action on any boarding pass you get for international travel.

It will say something like DOCUMENT CHECK REQD or DOCS OK right on your boarding pass.

Not for nothing, but pork bun has been great for me.

Smart, put your headquarters somewhere that takes freedom of speech seriously, just like…. wait, where did you say they were headquartered again?

https://youtu.be/O_05qJTeNNI

Pretty good is not at good as good.

Jennifer is a lesbian. Her wife, now husband, who she’s proudly supportive of, is FtM, with 3 previous children that Jennifer adopted. Jennifer has never had penetrative sex with a man.

And most of them aren’t anonymous at all. You can correlate transactions pretty quickly, because every transaction is on the chain. You can track where every bitcoin went. As soon as you break one link you can follow the chain.

Good luck doing that with cash.

Blockchain has a few - really only a few - somewhat compelling use cases. Currency isn’t one of them.

Depends how they view their business evolving. Ask Apple if you can build a device that runs iOS. They have an App Store and make lots of money from it.

If they want to be in the hardware business, not just building proof of concept/proof of market devices, they very much may not want to share it with other manufacturing of competing devices.

Depends how they view their business evolving. Ask Apple if you can build a device that runs iOS.

If they want to be in the hardware business and SteamOS is the best thing out there, they very much may not want to make it easy for other people to run.

Allegedly MSFT took notice and is working on it…. But there are some good 3P apps that make it usable to launch games. Installing them is still a chore without a Bluetooth keyboard.

Presuming valve wants to do this of course.

Looks awesome!

Oh interesting. I thought it was.

Oh interesting, I thought I had read that it did.