Boy, it sure would be bad if the US population had voted a Russian stooge into the presidency for the next four years. Oh wait…

How dare they try to improve their dumpster fire of a company. Now that the elongated muskrat is in charge, hiring black people and women is illegal.

We knew they would get dumber after ingesting their own slop, so…

Don’t worry. All that work you’re doing will pay off… your landlord’s fifth mortgage.

Most boomers don’t know what it’s like to work 40+ hours a week. Their parents made the system better, and they assume they didn’t fuck it up.

Is this from Hello: The Mister Chef Collective?

Minecraft. The world isn’t infinite, but it’s really damn big.

When someone who’s never accomplished anything impressive sees someone who has, if they’re a piece of shit, their reaction is to attack that person.

Don’t worry, none was given.

With all due respect, this is exactly what you all signed up for you stupid fucking pieces of shit.

Right now, not very. Basically only open source software can run on it, and only if it’s either exceptionally portable or has been tweaked to compile for it.

In the future, hopefully this is usable for general computing, but right now it’s basically only usable for R&D or niche applications.

The path forward for RISC-V is getting it into more developers’ hands though, so having it available for really nice hardware like the Framework is awesome.

Well, kind of 3 companies.

Intel and AMD both have rights to x86_64, since they both held patents used by it. In 2021, AMD’s patents expired.

Then there’s ARM, which is solely owned by Arm Holdings.

But yes, it’s still very much a big problem, and I really hope RISC-V succeeds to solve that problem. Licensing core designs is a much better motive and business model than licensing an entire ISA.

Edit: oh wait, you said two architectures, not two companies. Never mind, you’re right. :)

You must live a sad and depressing life.

What’s the point of a thinner phone if the camera bump is the same size?