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  • Idk man. Shit's so wild, they might never go down (fascism, ww3, complete meltdown of capitalistic markets due to french revolution levels of incompetent wealth inequality in some specific third world country out in the west, or some wild interpolation of them all).

    Or they might go down next week when some specific big AI company starts selling off datacenter parts (get ready for dirt cheap racks)

    Though, with datacenter parts, problem is, they're mostly completely useless for consumers, because of hardware vendor lock in, most likely.

    I guess in the end, I am happy I bought more storage space, gpu, and replacement cpu when I needed it, even if it seemed a bit high (now it's cosmic)

  • If you need it for work/self now - best time is now, if you don't need it for now - later.

    Speculating for necessary items (even with rental bullshit) won't help you most likely, and would just add mental pain.

    Can always buy used, and older, if that works for you (though the prices are ridiculously also high)

  • I, for one, think it's only canon the butlerian jihad happens with actual metal clanking robotic tri or hexa -pods against humans in an evangelical biblical battle where all the Christofascists, Judeafascists and Islamfascists unite for common good existence.

    So it's still early.

  • I guess you're right about the international law. But then again, it's been out the window for a while.

    I didn't write any conclusions about Iran regime being non evil. But looking at history, you'd be a fool not to see its instability rooted in US/Israel/UK domination goals.

    The excerpts from UN assemblies I saw, Iran was quite repetitive, but spoke much more eloquently than the US. Make of that what you will, in the age of ai slop.

  • I dont know. Generally it gets a bit muddy at such a stage. Are they party to the war? Did they expressly forbid USA from using military bases to resupply from/attack Iran? Did Oman cushly stay silent and complicit playing both sides? Are trade ships that are trading with the enemy, not expressly and officially guaranteed by Oman not valid targets in a strait majorly controlled by Iran (even the Oman territorial waters are a bit silly once you take into account the geography)? (Not talking about people, but about infrastructure and supply chain)

    If anything, Iran, in its desperation, is fighting well against the superest most bigliest ultra fascist state in the making.

  • Strait of Hormuz is not international waters. They are fully allowed to close it, at least on their side of the strait. When people ignore laws, usually there is a penalty and enforcement. Closure here is enforced by missiles.

    Whether Oman is a party in this war (given their harboring of US bases and military assets) is up to debate.

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