

Can’t really expect a niche medical device to be sold cheap. Kinda like hearing aid initically could cost a lot but right now it can be pretty accessible.
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Can’t really expect a niche medical device to be sold cheap. Kinda like hearing aid initically could cost a lot but right now it can be pretty accessible.


I’m just mad my vacuum cleaner doesn’t have 1200kpa suction power 😔


While it was a historic milestone as the first domestic gaming card with PCIe 5.0, it struggled with immature drivers and inconsistent performance, and it failed to run modern titles smoothly.
An alleged Geekbench OpenCL listing revealed the G100 achieving a score of only 15,524, a performance tier that effectively ties it with the GeForce GTX 660 Ti, a card released in 2012.
This is the issue i have with new chinese brand(and also a lot of existing one), they always have great spec on paper but really fall short on real world use. From phone to car to bike part to computer hardware, they always love to hype up the spec for the sales, but fumbled on the user long term experience.
On the other hand, as long as you expecting Mushu when they sell you a dragon, it’s a good alternative from the expensive stuff, just know what you’re getting into.
Those are oil, the US only found him because of it.


Why so? “Advertise” simply mean getting the words out and let people know it exists, just because it’s a marketing tool for company it doesn’t mean it’s exclusive to them. No one gonna know a good movement exists if you don’t tell them it exists, that’s why NGO that do good thing, grassroot or not, still have to use some of the corporate structure and strategy, because it’s effective.


It’s the #1 reason we can no longer organize a collective respond to capitalism
Because you didn’t advertise the movement?


I don’t think this have anything to do with Tesla, because a lot of chinese car does have this sort of door handle, and more and more are ready to follow the trend.


Thanks, Einstein.


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Pic or it never happened.
Should’ve known from the get go, they called themselves fox and we let them sly bastard deceived us.
It’s smaller, it has build-in wireless steam controller/frame/deck connector, iirc it switch on your tv when you turn on the machine, it has minimal amount of programmable LED, and it’s powerful enough to play the latest release. The form factor alone is quite enticing, building my own pc with the same spec probably will be a lot more bigger.
>made their own linux distro
>develop Proton and Lepton
>all that in Valve-Time™
>Windows gave up
“money can’t buy happiness” used to be a saying for rich people so to make them more grounded and stop their endless chasing of wealth since they already have it, but over time it became a saying targeted at working and middle class to stop chasing financial stability altogether. It’s a tool now used by the wealthy so they doesn’t get out-competed.


That’s why it’s odd to call it a dialect, yet by definition it is, mostly because it’s spoken by the similar ethnic group that originated from the same or neighbouring region, and by that definition mandarin is a dialect as well, just that china decided to make it a common language of the chinese. Like 粤语, it’s originated from guan dong but in china it’s a dialect, yet in british era hong kong it’s their common language. The same thing for 闽南语 in taiwan, which originated from fu jian.
But even though it’s different, if you know multiple dialect you can actually roughly understand the dialect you don’t know. Well, roughly.
like 海闊天空 (song) is my favorite thing to listen to in Cantonese)
RIP Beyond.


I think maybe because english already standardised when the world decided to learn it, so it’s mostly accent and less about dialect. Still impressive nonetheless.
On another note, chinese dialect sounds so different that it might as well be another language, then China decided to standardise the language into “common language”(mandarin) and basically attempt to eliminate dialect.
So i guess this impressive result is because colonialism.
Im stares intensively
Still nam.