I got recommended by someone already working in the company. In the interview I admitted that I had not heard about the software I was supposed to work with, but was sure I could deal with it.
I dealt with it successfully, and will have my 30th anniversary working in that company in a few weeks.
Tell someone is American without mentioning American.
Gaming performance. And not getting f-ed up by Windows again, and again, and again.
It was never up in this house.
Good. Sadly it was fixed.
The Power 10 is not RISC-V. It is a RISC processor, namely of the Power ISA architecture, based on the good old PowerPC 601.
I have not dealt with those chips for about 30 years, though.
New Zeeland. But not by plane - by ship! I hate flying, but half around the globe on a small luxury cruise ship or yacht would be nice.
I'll wait and see when someone finally produces a RISC-V chip that can keep up with the big boys. But they can't even compete with ARM at the moment, so I am not holding my breath.
No they don't. At least not in the broad populace. Blame the lack of education and critical thinking for it - it is done on purpose to keep the people docile.
I do care and feel sorry for the kids, but I cannot change their parents.
Especially given how bad the US is with regards to keep backdoors and their keys secret. Just look at what state hackers did with American telco equipment recently.