>>23153903
>>23154080
The lockdowns were pretty much the catalyst for a lot of this
It's why anime became so popular, normal people found various subcultures and then started flooding them. especially with short form content being so popular, they just find their interests off of TikTok nowadays.

>>106189515
>--AMD Zen 6's 16 memory channels require full platform overhaul, favoring patient adopters:
huh 16 channels of ddr5, and now we have higher jedec speeds, at which speed we could expect that?
funny enough i am most worried for simulations, but if i could use it for llms better

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>>508912828
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>>508913945
I've heard it's not very big.

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>>507807807
Literally hiding in a bunker.
Which just made me think, maybe Iran is looking at this wrong. They've got to be staked up in there because the gov is saying there's not enough bunkers.

How long would you need to keep them inside of a bunker to kill them? I doubt any supplies would last long they prob steal them to take home. If you could have impacts every 45 mins to an hour you could keep them bunkered up indefinatly. IF you have the ordinance.