Yes, as I live in neither.
When discussing new policy only the actions of the current incumbents matter.
Is there any AM5 CPU + chipset combination that supports 2x PCIe 16x with all lanes connected directly to the CPU?
No, because the CPU doesn't have that many PCIe lanes on it. There are only 24 on the CPU socket.
However... They are Gen5 lanes and potentially twice the speed of gen4. So, you can get X870 boards which have two x8 gen5 slots. Very few gpus are gen5 yet though.
I think you misunderstood what was written:
The Katsurao village official said about 337 square kilometers of land in seven Fukushima municipalities are deemed “difficult-to-return” zones. Of those, just 27 square kilometers in six of the same municipalities are specified reconstruction zones.
27 km² are the worst areas. The other 310km² are still "difficult-to-return".
At what point am I supporting coal? Totally irrelevant
I'm saying Fukushima was an ecological disaster. Thankfully very few people died, but to only focus on that minimises the impact of the event. If you're going to say Fukushima wasn't that bad, you can't just cherry pick at the impacts.
Is nuclear better than fossil fuels? Yes. But that was an argument for the 80s. The time for nuclear was 50 years ago. It didn't happen.
They need cooling water, so "on the coast" is a reasonable location. Or do you mean "not in Japan"? A country without many great options for clean energy generation. Frankly Japan is one of the places nuclear makes sense to me. There's not many options.
It doesn't make sense to me in the US where there's a sunshine belt across the country 5 timezones long, large windswept plains and shallow coastlines. The US is rich in options and nuclear falls down the list.
For most people, using Linux is not a buggy experience. So no, people aren't gaslighting you. Normally, you grab a modern release like the latest Fedora or Ubuntu and you can get a live desktop up in seconds booting from a USB stick.
Esoteric hardware can be a problem if particular driver haven't been developed yet. That tends to hit laptops harder than desktops, but it's much less of an issue than it used to be.
People are asking for specifics because they don't share your experience and so can't fill in the blanks.
There was still 164,000 people who needed to evacuate 230 square miles. The land is contaminated and cleanup is proving difficult. Japan will be dealing with the environmental impact for a century I'd wager.
If true then something is fishy.
The company was in trouble, so the initial investment should have been at a good price. The company has now recovered, and the states investment should have grown with it.
How do you make a 20% loss on that?
"Deception, despair, and depart."....surely?
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joined 2 years ago
They're not dead. Not yet. I think the next 6 months will be interesting for them.
The current batch of stories seems to be coming from disclosures made during a tribunal case over the unfair dismissal of the CEO at the time. I'l think there's a lot of pearl clutching going on in the reporting here. Their IP just isn't on the same scale as companies like Nvidia and AMD so I don't know how they could possibly be much dirty laundry here.