"Core-X" i9 with 18 cores [CPU wars escalate]

On Tue, 6 Jun 2017 01:59:56 -0400, Bill
wrote:

I've seen interesting phenomenon when a guy and girl, presumably a
dating couple, are walking along. The girl's gets a cell phone
call--and the guy, not wanting to "be outdone" has to work his social
network on this cell phone too... I've seen this happen more than
once. And no, it's not me, my cell phone barely knows it's way out of
the house.

It's what now is pervasive, that already had started well into an
established base of PC and a growing evidence for communication
networks. A social genus and recourse in an alternative practice of
logical intelligence sets, as communication and pathways to interact
with ourselves developed to depart from an abstraction layer most
directly tied to logistics of formal computer program code sets.

To degrees and extent vacating an electrified life of chat rooms and
virtual game conferences conducted from the home PC, as a mobile
market shift came eclipse social networks.

I recall a survey taken from during a stage-drop of home PC networks,
as the predominate means to affect sociality. Indeed apart from an
intangibility of tasks relegated to formalized work environs, when
polled, women overwhelming conceived a prime efficacy from the
computer's emancipation as one for effecting potential male attraction
through rituals permitted from online dating services.