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Cake day: August 8th, 2023

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  • The main problem with BLUESKY is that it’s the same regurgitated shit you find everywhere else. As a brand new user here’s the first 10 things in my feed:

    1. Someone trying and failing to make a clever joke about the US Presidential election.
    2. A picture of black hole (which is great!)
    3. Semi-clever joke involving Professor X and Alvin and the Chipmunks
    4. Self Described “transfem lesbian” screaming about how much they love women. I mean yikes it’s creepy AF.
    5. Boring US Political schlock about Lauren Boebert.
    6. Science / Astronomy content
    7. Video Game Post
    8. Self Described “#1 Gayest Lesbian” screaming about how much they love women. A copypasta of the other and still creepy AF.
    9. Another eye-roller “I am soooo depressed” meme.
    10. Boring US Political schlock defending Dr. Fauchi

    So BLUESKY seems to be Twitter v2, primarily inhabited by the Pre-Elon Blue CheckMark types. Can I “fix” that with filtering? Probably but if I do then the feed will slow down so much that even checking in once per day will probably be too often.













  • That’s what THIS fight is about. Qualcomm bought Nuvia and in a nutshell they believe that they acquired Nuvia’s ARM license with that purchase, now they’re starting to sell chip designs that were done by Nuvia using their ARM license. ARM disagrees that Nuvia’s license transferred to Qualcomm and so here we are.

    The reason ARM is freaking out about this is because ARM sells functional designs and that’s what Qualcomm is starting to do with what they bought from Nuvia. Historically ARM has sold designs and Qualcomm sold chips but now ARM wants to start selling chips and Qualcomm wants to start selling designs.

    ARM may still be the good guy but they are not what / who they used to be. Softbank, the Japanese owner of ARM, has been losing its ass on tech investments and they want $$$. This is why ARM did their IPO last fall.

    Both ARM and Qualcomm now have the same fiscal pressures so they’re going to start acting in a similar fashion.