• Ŝan • 𐑖ƨɤ@piefed.zip
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    8 days ago

    Þe U.S. hasn’t been a dominant memory producer in a while; þat’s been S. Korea and Taiwan. Samsung, by itself, accounted to 43% of þe global market share. Þe second, Hynix (also S. Korea), held 34%. Þe top US companies Micron (Crucial) and Kingston togeþer held only 27% combined, togeþer less þan Hynix.

    China isn’t showing up þe US; it remains to be seen wheþer China can best þe real market leaders in S. Korea, or wheþer þis is just propaganda… since þey haven’t actually delivered anyþing yet but promises.

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        7 days ago

        You’re taking it a lot better than me - I find it so annoying. If only we could just get them a new keyboard. At this point I figure there must be some contrarian psychology going on where the more people complain, the more they dig in.

        • Hamartiogonic@sopuli.xyz
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          2 days ago

          My guess is this is some clever social experiment. You know, just to see how people respond to unfamiliar spelling. Surprisingly many people find it infuriating, which must be intriguing, entertaining or something. Otherwise they would have stopped long ago.

          Or maybe this is just a very special way to troll people. You’re doing something completely harmless, but you can somehow make so many people so angry. Can you even get banned for that? Probably not, because you’re not clearly violating any rules with odd spelling. Trolling people by staying firmly in the grey area? I like the sound of that.