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I actually found some full blown socialist retards.
They actually tried to argue that "state capitalism" is a thing. No no its not. You literally can not have a state with pure capitalism. Just like socialism can not have any markets. These are ideological opposed. You can have mixed economies but then you are neither.
Capitalism is defined by markets driving the economy without manipulation from government.
Socialism is defind by governments being in complete control over the economy.
You can not have by definition an economy where government has some control over I and call it capitalism. Thats just not a thing. Kinda like how i will not call chinas economy socialism, its damn close but its not pure socialism.
This is the most annoying thing about these retarded cunts... They don't get basic concepts yet act like they know more. The learned class have you.
Fucking rejects. Smart people know they don't know shit, retards with room temp iq think they know something because they read a ...
While I was rummaging through old boxes in the garage looking for something, I found something interesting. Not only do these little sticks prove my BOOMER power, they also show that I've always been that weird nerd.
These are DDR (original!) 133MHz (so 266MT/s) Unbuffered ECC DIMMs I bought in the middle of 2000, based on manufacturing week (2000, 29th week). At this speed, we're talking about theoretical maximum of 4.256 GB/s bandwidth in dual-channel configuration. Compare that to the PCIe Gen.5 x4 NVMe's 14 GB/s bandwidth (accounting for PCIe overhead). Even Gen.3 x4 NVMe can come close, at over 3.5 GB/s.
I was THAT GUY who insisted on ECC memory, even from that long ago. I think I put these into a Tyan board.
These are 128MB (yes, MEGABYTE) DIMMs, so two sticks would be 1/4 GB.
That CL2 value is crazy low LOL.
So Crucial as a brand existed even back then. I'll miss the brand. Buying from Crucial was pretty much a guarantee that I was getting Micron manufactured DRAM ...
