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[Matt Dillon]

THEY SELL ADVERTISING ON THEIR PLATFORMS....

What? Either they deliver products or bite the dust.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, if it is a software product, a product can be sold without inventory. Obviously, software services also do not need inventory. With cloud computing, these companies do not even need normal infrastructure.

Hardware companies usually have inventory. For instance, Apple has inventory, though they try to keep it to a minimum.

Matt's more recent posts are making less sense. He seems confused.

Hey dumbass, I'm talking about PCB hardware.

Do you know what PCB stands for, faggot?

There is no hardware from the hardware companies. None.

It is not coming out of Taiwan. Period. Not even if you have a friend in S. Korea. I think China is taking them over.
The news is not covering it.

[Walt]

America First is in default. There is no way we can or will pay all our corporate socialist debt. The $800 billion military budget goes directly to defense contractors and does not include the overall cost of the military. That means the true military budget is close to $2 trillion, not counting the $22 trillion the pentagon lost (stole) over the past 2 decades. The entire US economy runs on debt, we need to accept that fact.

The military budget is $721.5 billion. About half of that goes to salaries and other personnel expenses, with the other half going to defense contractors and infrastructure.

Default means that one cannot pay to service one's debts. The USA is easily servicing its debts.

[Walt]

Hey dumbass, I'm talking about PCB hardware.

Do you know what PCB stands for, faggot?

The only thing I have heard it stand for is printed circuit board. There would be printed circuit boards, or more advanced technologies in all Apple hardware products.

[Matt Dillon]

The only thing I have heard it stand for is printed circuit board. There would be printed circuit boards, or more advanced technologies in all Apple hardware products.

So find one available right now.

Yes, PCB stands for Printed Circuit Board.

Just so you know, most Apple technology is potato.

[Walt]

So find one available right now.

Yes, PCB stands for Printed Circuit Board.

Just so you know, most Apple technology is potato.

There are plenty of PCB's available right now, especially to plug into racks. There are far more products containing PCB's. Your posts are making no sense.

[Matt Dillon]

There are plenty of PCB's available right now, especially to plug into racks. There are far more products containing PCB's. Your posts are making no sense.

So surely you could find a link to something, right?

Something viable, right?
Good luck! I know what's really happenin'.

[Jack]

America First is in default. There is no way we can or will pay all our corporate socialist debt. The $800 billion military budget goes directly to defense contractors and does not include the overall cost of the military. That means the true military budget is close to $2 trillion, not counting the $22 trillion the pentagon lost (stole) over the past 2 decades. The entire US economy runs on debt, we need to accept that fact.

"Who Owns the US Debt?"
https://fortunly.com/articles/who-do...s-owe-money-to

"The short answer: A big chunk of it is held by the US government itself. The rest is held by private investors and foreign governments. Foreign governments hold about 30% of US public debt."

[Matt Dillon]

"Who Owns the US Debt?"
https://fortunly.com/articles/who-do...s-owe-money-to

"The short answer: A big chunk of it is held by the US government itself. The rest is held by private investors and foreign governments. Foreign governments hold about 30% of US public debt."

This is an entirely different subject

[Walt]

So surely you could find a link to something, right?

https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/mac-pro
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/M...f70e501e4e7052

Just about everything has a PCB hidden somewhere inside it. For instance, it would be hard to get a car that did not have a PCB inside it.

[Jack]

This is an entirely different subject

It was in response to 'Goat' and his 'Socialist' spiel. 'Investors' buy US Debt.

[Matt Dillon]

https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/mac-pro
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/M...f70e501e4e7052

Just about everything has a PCB hidden somewhere inside it. For instance, it would be hard to get a car that did not have a PCB inside it.

Ok, so a dubious tower comp for $6K, What GPU does that has in it? For $6k it damn well better.

Oh! But it has zero Nvidia options.

I bet you can't complete a purchase on that right now.

And 16GB of some shit RAMs for $400

Remind me not to has you shop for me ever again.

[Walt]

I bet you can't complete a purchase on that right now.

I just bought one at work about a month ago. It was delivered in a week. No fuss/no muss.

And 16GB of some shit RAMs for $400

Just a random open PCB for you to see.

There are no shortages of PCBs.

[Matt Dillon]

I just bought one at work about a month ago. It was delivered in a week. No fuss/no muss.



Just a random open PCB for you to see.

There are no shortages of PCBs.

So you say, but I know better.

Oh? What GPU did it come with?

For $6k you bought that.

You must have more money than sense. Enjoy!

Hey dude, you're rich, I'm not. Even if I was I'd get a better deal on my hardware, though.

[Walt]

So you say, but I know better.

They had PCB's in the 1950's. They are common, and products containing them are easily purchased.

Oh? What GPU did it come with?

I have been trying to get into OpenCL for a while, but simply do not have the time. OpenCL is a way to program the graphics processing unit(GPU) to solve problems other than just graphics. And honestly, mostly what I do is text editing, so I do not need that much actual graphics power. I went middle of the road, and I believe I got the "Radeon Pro Vega II with 32GB of HBM2 memory", but I might be misremembering it. I believe that is an AMD chip.

Now OpenCL on an external GPU box, that is bleeding edge.

For $6k you bought that. You must have more money than sense. Enjoy!

I did put in the purchase order, but it was work that paid for it. It was also closer to $12k.