Redditor Krothic writes that they recently bought a PowerSpec Ai90 prebuilt PC packing an RTX 5090. The store manager informed them that buying the PC required that...
I would be tempted to sell it overseas out of spite. Also I like lying to corpos, so me promising anything to them is like throwing a hotdog down a hallway.
It’s like tears in the rain, no one really notices or cares, I just thought that was a more funny way to use that analogy. Insignificance. Also this has no legal standing, explain that to a newly enlisted on how their computer can’t leave the country on a deployment. I don’t think the government would touch this with a ten foot pole.
I would be tempted to sell it overseas out of spite. Also I like lying to corpos, so me promising anything to them is like throwing a hotdog down a hallway.
That is the most interesting use of that phrase I have run across
I’ll take that as a compliment, thank you.
I have never heard that analogy in this type of context.
But anyway isn’t the form more for the government than the “corpos”? This is like export control.
It’s like tears in the rain, no one really notices or cares, I just thought that was a more funny way to use that analogy. Insignificance. Also this has no legal standing, explain that to a newly enlisted on how their computer can’t leave the country on a deployment. I don’t think the government would touch this with a ten foot pole.