I think it's saying they settled on 60%, I'm guessing that means it was all of it before.

What else would they use? Thats what's available

Because they can build more capacity based on a long term contract with the utilities.

Does the 60% mean he was buying 60% of ALL of Jim's garlic? That would be pretty annoying, to have someone clean you every week and have none for other customers. Obviously selling all your stock is great, but everyone else needs some too.

Intel literally spent a decade trying to make there CPUs just a little bit faster, but not too much faster, every year. They succeeded in doing so, and we have this as a result.

The worst part is they aren't eving running at 125w or whatever they claim, often into the 180w or 200w range to reach there own marketing benchmarks.

They might have had the same idea, but the devs they are letting make Star Wars games are (usually) making turd after turd, so I could see the hesitation

If they take them over and can't fix Albertsons ( supply chain inefficiency is what I've been told), then the whole organization is gonna go under within a few years.

That almost sounds like a good thing, but I know that it wouldn't be .

I there are some regulatory hurdles as well, like data collection and ratings board stuff. It would probably take some work to implement those.

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Jokes on them, I'm into that shit

It's not a cost overrun, the scope of the project got expanded to include carrier operations.

Look up FUTA docking to see the cost breakdown

Inflation has even hit horse armor apparently

He was a fun guy 😭