Hopefully we never get to test it. A war US vs China would be terrifying
Cold War against China?
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
I don’t think they are catching up.
They have a huge demographic issue that cannot be solved.
We discussed that before @Cal? . I exposed some facts on the semi conductors and i am still waiting for you answer
This are from january 4, my articles were from february, maybe march
So yeah, ill take later news
Despite, aby of these news doesnt align with your comment that china still 20 years away
China are far away from catching up, multiple bottlenecks exists as I mentioned before.
A key issue is that whilst they can manufacture some relatively advanced chips with modifying their existing DUV machines (at lower yield), they won't be getting their hands on any EUV any time soon.
Not 20 years as you said, nor 10 years. In less than 5 years they will be there
You think they are about to manufacture EUV themselves in a few years? Considering they can't even make DUV?
Add the fact that Japan (so friendly with China) has a near total dominance of quite a few key materials in making the most advanced chips.
Man, i know shit about the industry and im learning a lot thanks to this discussion. So thanks for that
Everywhere i read it says that china is manufacturing DUV chips already (realated to the 7 nm articles i posted) and they are investing on your mentioned EUV. How many years might take? Industrial spionage is a thing and china is quite well known to advance rapidly in many fields. That is why the US is closing the doors to china, they know they are close.
How close? Wont happen tomorrow or next year or the next, but saying that will take them 20 years at least is insane. If we compare technological level from china 2004 vs 2024, the leap is ridiculous
China is manufacturing 7nm chips using their existing DUV purchased before the ban, they're nowhere close to making those themsevles, never mind the more advanced EUV.
Add to that the fact there are many more chokepoints with material from Japan, etc, I just don't see them being able to catch up in the foreseeable future.
2004 v 2024, most of that period were when China got on with the west and didn't have to operate under a ban, I just don't see them making the same progress in the coming 20 years.
Also I'm not saying they won't be able to make 2 nm eventually, but I just don't see them catching up to whatever the US, Japan, Taiwan will be making by then.
It's very rare that the US wants the other side to know that they are very present.
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Well, well, well.
It takes really something when actual fascists start spying for communists (in name only, but still) just because they hate democracy. I don't think even Tom Clancy could have imagined such a twist, not even in some of his novels in the 1990s.
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So you're telling that one time a chinese girl flirted with me was just because I live next to the lisbon naval base? Disappointing.
It has also witnessed a remarkable number of weddings in recent years between Chinese students and the seamen who work at its naval bases.
How many weddings makes it remarkable? 2? 20?
How many weddings makes it remarkable? 2? 20?
And that is why she was only flirting. She quickly found out that you were not worth the time
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China has been lying about their military expenses as the real number is closer to matching US expenses. Why do you think they're doing that if they don't have any hostile ambitions?
Because you don't put on a condom unless you're gonna feck!
US had been militarily fecking the world without a condom for the last 70 years. China not so much
Pretty rich to say when China fecked over what should have been the rightful unification of Korea by poking their noses where they had no international mandate, annexed Tibet by force, created famines that killed up to 55 million lives, purged so many people that we might count millions depending on sources, rolled in tanks and shot civilians on sight in 1989, festered several territorial disputes with everybody around, crushed the special status of Hong Kong, lied shamelessly to the world about COVID, and are now fecking Africa over by stealing their natural resources through debt traps. Of course, the US will always be worse for you than anything that nation of sick fecks, cheats and thieves has ever done.
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Why do they call it a “Cold War”?
Thats a tiny dot in comparison on what the US had done.
Specially when we count out its borders, where shouldnt be its business
Why does America do it if they have no hostile ambitions?
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Behavior unbecoming of any coast guard.
is a disgusting recurrent behaviour oppresing a powerless country. If the US wants to make an ally of phillipines against China (aka taiwan) they should step up on patrolling certain areas. Is not US responsibility but would strengthen the alliance for the PH bases
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Isn't this just constant now across all countries (and aren't we just doing it back as well)?
Yes to the first question and likely yes to the second too (i think).
It's nothing ingenious.
99% of all these hacking problems is some fecking administrator who really shouldn't be in a position of maintaining or being an admin of an IT system being phished with a bullshit email and falling for it.
what's more worrying however is the lack of 2FA across many state level systems.
99% of all these hacking problems is some fecking administrator who really shouldn't be in a position of maintaining or being an admin of an IT system being phished with a bullshit email and falling for it.
what's more worrying however is the lack of 2FA across many state level systems.
This is not so surprisingly whatever -
Last time I was in China I had 5 people follow me wherever I went, totally unsubtely too
Last time I was in China I had 5 people follow me wherever I went, totally unsubtely too
Yep.This is not so surprisingly whatever -
Last time I was in China I had 5 people follow me wherever I went, totally unsubtely too
I think Selina Wang easily spotted a few of them too when she did a few reports for CNN in China a few years back.
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The funniest part was they were the most un-intimidating bunch of people you could send.Yep.
I think Selina Wang easily spotted a few of them too when she did a few reports for CNN in China a few years back.
I've been in many situations where we had to get escorted, though most of the time they let us know in advance, especially on official work related matters, as that's pretty part of the standard when travelling on a diplomatic passport as part of an attache.
The guys usually were suits, with earpieces in, very smart, very professional and on some occasions they were armed.
I actually didn't go to China on a work related trip, so when I applied for my Visa, I had to declare that I was an active service member at the time, and that I also had a diplomatic passport, hence why they sent people to follow me around everywhere. It was super annoying actually, I had to check in to the Police station everywhere I went and even simple things like getting a train ticket were nonsensically painful and long winded.
Anyways, the 5 people they got were all these unimposing middle aged men and women, the mens average height was about 1.70m, none of them showed any signs of military service, security training or police behaviours. One of the women was bordering on obese, one of the guys looked genuinely malnourished and one of the guys was also on the podgy side. All they did was follow me about 10-15 meters back everytime and they were just on their phones the entire time. Everytime I left the hotel and if I hopped in the Taxi a few of them would get into a taxi of their own and follow me whilst the rest would wait for me back at the hotel lobby. In my entire two week stay in Beijing, they didnt say Hi or greet me or interact with me in any way, they just basically followed me. I don't know how accurate this claim is, but it genuinely looked like to me the Chinese government just paid some random locals to follow me around in Beijing
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China cannot possibly claim a telephone call is a binding legal agreement.