Quote from: heffeque on Yesterday at 22:34:34People don't realize that prices won't go down again any time soon.

If anything they'll continue going up.

+1000.

Until governments start having stronger regulations on taxing corporations and the rich, for better redistribution of wealth. I don't see why it would get any better.

The whole reason why we're in this mess is because the memory cartels are bed with the AI mafia who themselves are in bed with the politicians and have bought entire government coalitions out.

Until this root cause is addressed, I don't see anything stopping this. It doesn't matter if everyone one of us stops buying memory for the next 2-3 years. We no longer matter, all profits are being generated by insider trading and ai data centre contracts for surveillance state systems and military industrial complex anyway.

Quote from: Not getting a MacBook Air on Today at 15:32:18

Quote from: RobertJasiek on Yesterday at 22:39:30For most people Macs probably fine? Here you lose me. To start with, why then don't most people buy Macs? Obviously, not as fine for most as you casually throw in.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ any idea what's the most sold laptop in terms of unit sales is on Amazon Germany?

I know it's Apple there on #1 but I was curious what's the rest of the list...

...I didn't expect it to be THREE different Apple laptops in the top 4 😁 Airs are magnificent, no wonder they're selling like crazy.

https://www.amazon.de/-/en/gp/bestsellers/computers/427957031

Quote from: Makes sense on Yesterday at 14:15:02To me it makes sense, if we look at history, steam Linux marketshare went up with the release of the deck.

But the deck is getting really old hardware wise now and struggles with more modern games. As it result, it wouldn't surprise me if many are using it less and less or completely stopped using it for ages.

That is an interesting point indeed. I guess the plan was good, but due to ram crisis steamMachine got unexpectedly delayed. Eventuall it will happen though and will increase Linux share...

Quote from: RobinLight on Today at 14:30:25Hätte hätte Fahrradkette.
LPCAMM2 war jedoch technisch nicht realisierbar.

Laut Framwork, die angeblich mit AMD deswegen in Kontakt gestanden haben wollen. Ich bin mir sicher, wenn man das bei der Entwicklung gewollt hätte, hätte man es hingekriegt. Bei Panther Lake klappt es mit Dualchannel LPDDR5X-9600, bei Nividas SoCs mit gleichschnellem SOCAMM2 und noch breiterem Speicherinterface.

Wäre imho gerade aktuell ein Gamechanger für Strix Halo.

Das ist eine gute Idee für Kickstarter.