The authorities are probably the ones compelling them to collect this information.

Breezy is great but it’s not even consistent with itself. Go into a different part of the UI and get completely different numbers.

Right. The point is they’re not even pretending.

I mean it’s in most CEO’s best interest to pretend to care about the general public.

Hey I am an outdoorsman and I find it difficult to find data about rain, specifically quantity of rain, hourly and daily. Is there a good way I can access this info from your site?

True that, but the problem is that would have been a fairly normal recession but now we’re careening towards a straight up depression.

I’ve never heard of this guy before but fuck him. He doesn’t even consider the global fucking impact of (another) recession that they’re intentionally causing on normal people.

Depends on where you build it but yes, most of the value is typically in the land itself.

I live in an area where a lot of 3D-printed houses are going up. They tout the low cost of construction but guess what? All those savings go directly into the pockets of the builders. They still charge market prices for the houses. Because why wouldn’t they?

Tariffs don’t even impact video games, and yet they raised the prices by 33%

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hardware has been converted to manufacturing datacenter variants of this hardware.

Some of it has. Not all of it (except for Micron).

nor would it crater consumer hardware demand.

It doesn’t have to. It seems we both agree that server hardware demand clearly impacts consumer supply, and yet for some reason you seem to think this is a one-way street?

It takes time and money to convert manufacturing capacity between consumer hardware to datacenter hardware.

And yet, they did it, very quickly, and will do so again when the market shifts again.

This was already discussed above, please scroll up.

There is no new supply. There doesn’t need to be. The demand is alleviated by it absolutely cratering. I don’t understand why this is confusing.

I mean it would be immediate. Maybe a year to reach a new low.

but if it were that would be the only reason I’d say prices might drop anytime soon

…how about cratering demand? Basically the opposite of what we have now? That’s not enough?

none of the product will be compatible with consumer devices.

…why would it need to be?

I suspect the datacenters will just pivot and repurposed to rent consumers “cloud compute” and cloud subscription services and continue to fuck the entire consumer market for years to come.

I mean they already have been and will continue to be, yes.

Imagine if you had to recreate OSM every hour. Because that’s how often gas prices change.

They don’t even have water spouts in the keyboard/chassis

…hhhhhwat

They will come down after the AI bubble inevitably pops. Maybe not back to where they were before but they will come back down.