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We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.
GDPetti If you have discovered that psychopathic behaviour is in the DNA you will be the first. Please pray explain? Sounds racist to me.
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To "remember" what? Social media, at its best, spouting out a boat load of nonsense, whoopy-do.
Woodsman , this has little to do with 5G if anything at all. This particular memory project has been in the works since before 3G was even a term people used.
I've worked in IT for about a decade now, and most people don't realize that a single rack of computers uses thousands of dollars in power each month. I worked as a datacenter technician for 5 of the last 10 years. One room in our datacenter held 184 racks. Think about the cost and energy savings of 20% of a single dataroom.
That is, in order to avoid being pulled into the system, being put to sleep, you need to make choices which go against the easy/popular grain. Having the entire computing world shift into a wonderful new memory format will make it difficult to cling to one's abacuses.
"Shoo! Shoo! Into the front end of the mill there, cow! Chase the shiny thing!" You see? 5G is well-advertised as both Wonderful! Amazing! -But also, "Will destroy your body and mind."
It's a devil's bargain, and the choice must be made in earnest by the poor sap selling his or her soul. The contract means nothing if all the small print isn't fully available and has not been read out to the target. New, alluring hardware is just a spoonfull of honey to help with the blue pill.
(And speaking of the computing world, my computer's spell check evidently knew the correct spelling of the plural of "abacus". I am in awe. Wonderful! Amazing!)
With any luck this might mean the end of Microsoft's shitty products. After decades of producing Windows and Office software, the only way to fix the stupid things they do is to reboot your computer.
"...and could instantaneously and imperceptibly go into an energy-saving sleep mode - even between key stokes."
I must already have this advancement in my new laptop, which frequently makes me wait while it decides whether or not it's going to show what I just typed on the screen.
For a number of years now my main thought about technology is that it would be great if it worked reliably.