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Tell DOJ to investigate nVidia fraud
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this post was submitted on 21 Feb 2025
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America is sliding into fascism and you think the best use of scarce business regulations is to protect a very small number of rich gamers who might be slightly shortchanged.
Anyone buying a $2000 video card is either a cryptobro or a fool, but I repeat myself.
DOJ is controlled by the fascists, so investigating nvidia would really only be a minor distraction from investigating and intimidating Trump's many, many enemies.
You use words that do not mean what you think they mean.
LOL just return the GPU if they sent a lemon.
This has the same energy as the "I wrote a long ranting letter to Tim Apple, hopefully he'll onboard my great ideas!" post.
Also, just a point of contention with your initial comment. And I'm sure this is what OP meant. Cryptobro and fool are synonyms.