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People vote in China. Anyways, this is getting off topic. This Chinese GPU should be judged on technical merits, not based on the form of government or whether China adheres to European cultural and political norms. If that's your only issue with it, then it is an admission that it is a competitive product.
This discussion started with the question "is it better to have a democracy or a dictatorship spy on you" but sure.
Interesting quote from your link. I'f they adopt democracy and allow fair elections then it wouldn't be a problem but maybe that's too European for your liking
This was never about performance, I hope we get more competitive products.
What happened to "A democracy is the people voting lol"? Those goal posts sailing away
Well the votes need to mean something obviously. North Koreans also vote, would you class NK as a democracy?
So long, goal posts!
Couldn't even answer my question lol
Couldn't even keep from moving the goalposts, lol