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Of course weapons purchase is also political. It always is when it comes to external sellers. And I don't get it why are they still insisting with F-35s. It's too risky if nothing else.
If you are a gamer, you don't care, me thinks, sadly so
Which comes at the worst possible time price wise 🥺 damn AI bubble
The big parts are philosophy and libraries, learning a language is relatively easy.
If they continue like that, they will run out of targets
If I do the former, then I need a new disk for the computer if I were to sell it or otherwise keep it functional, don't I? And disks, especially these days, are not cheap. Plus it doesn't make much (financial) sense to keep the standard disk just for archival purposes. You are also missing an major upgrade scenario - shall I buy a new disk each time I do an upgrade?
Stick the drive in a USB caddy and keep it?
That'd work only if I throw the computer away.
We are not that disarmed, plus Russia can't even win over Ukraine and now they are expected to wage a full war against NATO?
Let's say I want to preserve my computer disks when I do a major change (i.e. 10TB worth of NAS or just 4TB worth of workstation) or when I sell it or just throw it away. What do I do? Time is not essential. Or as others said, store photos and other large files. It's for archival, not for backup purposes.
Awesome for archival
One more reason to sewer US dependency and build our own weapons.
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Mihies
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But still, from my very brief experience, sometimes it requires fiddling or game might just not work or crash here and there. Whereas games on windows just work. More or less. Remember, there are plenty of none tech savvy gamers out there who just want to play games.