Yeah that way the ROG ally can cook them right
Ohmmy
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It's not about what is common but instead that micro sd cards aren't typically designed for so many reads and writes.
IMO SD cards are not good for gaming and accessible M.2 should be more common
That's not exactly true. While yes, the car isn't required but there are zoning restrictions on density of housing and mixed use spaces making the car needed to accommodate.
Ironically the ability to not have a car is also flex on wealth in the US because you would have to be able to afford to live and work in a region that is incredibly limited and expensive. In most of the US cars aren't luxury toys, they're a needed appliance and many employers will refuse to hire you without one.
Then the laugh track tells you to know it was funny
Ah yes, the American dream.
IQ is a useless data point anyway as even IQ point values have shifted over the past 100-ish years. An average IQ now used to be genius level IQ in the past and it mostly comes down to basic education and not starving.
I don't really think it will happen either, it feels like a really poor decision but I thought the same thing about Russia invading Ukraine and that shit still happened.
I'm not sure gallium, germanium, or antimony will play much of a role in inflation as they are not generally in consumer purchases. US inflation is almost entirely from inelastic goods like housing, medical, education, and food. Sure, these will get worse with tariffs but China would have to ban the exportation of their manufactured goods to really impact US prices.
https://oec.world/en/profile/hs/germanium-oxides-and-zirconium-dioxide https://oec.world/en/profile/hs/antimony https://oec.world/en/profile/hs/gallium-germanium-hafnium-indium-niobium-columbium-rhenium-and-vanadium-articles-thereof-unwrought-including-waste-and-scrap-powders
China exported less than a billion dollars worth combined of all these metals, even if you quintupled the price it would still not be enough to meaningfully impact US inflation. Meanwhile, the US imported 8.3 billion dollars worth of steel and mostly from Canada, a country that is being threatened with annexation if it doesn't make that steel significantly more expensive for US buyers.
Because they voted away the problem in the past right? Hell, it doesn't even matter that a third of American's didn't vote because most of them live in like 4 states. You say that as if it has any real measurable weight when in reality it is a handful of states that had maybe a million or two combined not participate. The type of base you could inspire instead of parading around you're endorsed by a war criminal.
Really, what don't those people melt down over. They're reactionaries, they by essence have to melt down over everything.