Wtf this isn't 2009. Only full nodes need an entire copy of the ledger.

Dude what

Bollocks, you can see what the volume is on exchanges that support it.

Yup that's a bit iffy. At least Pelosi did a better job of hiding her shenanigans (okay not really).

There was some possible insider trading, there were some suspicious short options that called right after the crash.

Anyone who bought in a year ago is still up, at least on BTC if not others. Crypto is volatile as always.

If the product wasn't clearly advertised with end-of-life dates for key product features, then it's fraudulent behavior. Whether the law treats it as such is another matter.

Didn't Toyota have a joint venture with VW on this tech? I see some vague mention of solid state batteries in VWAG's future product lineup:

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.electrive.com%2F2025...

V won't have any problems infiltrating that basement.

Coal presents more-immediate problems than climate change. Coal ash isn't your friend. You can set up (or restore/reuse old) natgas operations without doing much to bother the locals around the site of generation. Coal is . . . different.

Most Panther Lake laptops sold for serious work and/or gamers will have an NV mdGPU in them anyway. There may be some miniPCs (which is a slowly growing segment) that rely on the full Xe3 implementation of Panther Lake for graphics. But if I recall correctly, Panther Lake SoCs will have overall better graphics compared to their Arrow Lake-H and Lunar Lake counterparts at the same launch price points, e.g. everyone who actually uses the iGPU will get better graphics with Panther Lake than they did with either Lunar Lake or Arrow Lake.

Volcanic soil is quite fertile:

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fscripps.ucsd.edu%2Fnews%2F...

Parametric yields on 18A are reportedly not great. Expect a top clockspeed of 5.1 GHz with not much in the way of IPC improvement. It will use less power than Arrow Lake per core. The real story will be the Xe3 iGPU which will be significantly better than Intel's past entries. It still won't challenge Strix Halo, but it also won't cost $1500 just for a bare board. Probably.

Wizards of the Coast promised the same thing. Look at them now...

(side note, the 7900XTX is 24GB and 9070XT is 16GB, but you can still do some decent work with them. Ryzen AI+ 395 Max is sold in configs up to 128GB for less than the price of a 5090, making it potentially a better deal, depending on your needs)