"Internet memes" are stupid the moment they are identified as such.
Memes are really just an identifying trait of a particular group or culture. But then some attention seeking faggot will go "I am part of your group. I can speak like you do. I know what you're talking about. This little in-joke we have is so funny, right guys. FIOC, lol". Suddenly other attention-seeking faggots will go "Oh, I see. I am part of your group, too. FIOC, lol". So they rip the meme out of it's context and use it as nothing but an identifying trait they shout to each other, like drunk idiots chanting at a football game.
Suddenly the once slightly amusing saying has transformed into a meaningless phrase and the once cozy place to talk about news or whatever seems to be full of drunk hooligans. What the fuck.
As if that wasn't bad enough, then there is /b/ and reddit. Full of these kinds of shitheads who think this is not only funny, no, everyone has to know about it. "Oh, internet, u so randum." Fucking retarded subhuman scum, who then go to all corners of the internet and try to incite more meaningless Spam.
This "Internet meme"-meme is basically the worst thing that has ever hit the internet.
>>2
This thread is not about memes. It is about the hardware-enforced botnet in the recent Intel platforms.
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Anonymous2011-12-11 23:45
>>7 It is about the hardware-enforced botnet in the recent Intel platforms.
The purchase of any Intel product since 1974 (Haifa facility) pays for the hardware-enforced removal of Palestinians from their land.
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Anonymous2011-12-12 9:56
Intel LGA1155 (Sandy Bridge) and LGA2011 (Sandy Bridge-E) CPUs have built-in DRM and some feature which allows for remote administration. Keep in mind this is at the hardware level, so it doesn't matter what OS or programs you use.
This decision by Intel, in addition to the fact that AMD has stated that they plan on moving out of the desktop CPU market, means that we probably won't have much computing freedom in the future. I guess the only viable alternative is ARM.
>>8 The purchase of any Intel product since 1974 (Haifa facility) pays for the hardware-enforced removal of Palestinians from their land.
You say it as if you believe that for most wealthy people this would not act as an incentive to buy Intel products...
>>8
As if anyone really cares about Palestinians. Typical americunt would care only when jews come to evict him, because he delayed payment on his mortgage credit.