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qImPMgxRpOZiUbxz4hWq@qImPMgxRpOZiUbxz4hWq@lemmy.world
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RAM to see 'meaningful price increases' before 2026 is out, as the memory crisis is predicted to last 'at least' another 3 years

www.techradar.com/computing/memory/ram-to-see-meaningful-price-increases-before-2026-is-out-as-the-memory-crisis-is-predicted-to-last-at-least-another-3-years
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orioler25@orioler25@lemmy.world
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Replying to @⁨qImPMgxRpOZiUbxz4hWq@lemmy.world⁩

I think it’s interesting (and probably telling) that this comment section is largely concerned about consumer gaming memory than like, the cumulative cost increases that this creates in a computer-dependent global economy.

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UltraGiGaGigantic@UltraGiGaGigantic@lemmy.ml
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What if we stopped putting computers in fridges?

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orioler25@orioler25@lemmy.world
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Replying to @⁨UltraGiGaGigantic@lemmy.ml⁩

Yeah, that’s ideal, the reason we put computers in fridges is the data collection is part of the value thar offsets a lower cost for the fridge as worker wages have stagnated for fifty years despite increased consumption and cost of living.

It isn’t just that people are dumber than you, there’s a reason these things happen.

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