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Re:CXMT Pioneers Mass-Production of LPDDR6 by Arnt on Friday September 11, 2026 @05:24AM (#49655575)
Slowing the growth from a high level just means accelerating towards the point of no return, but moderating the acceleration.

It doesn't mean stopping before the point of no return. It means continuing towards the point of no return, and going faster, but not increasing the speed as much as before.

Blaming China here is disingenious.

Re:CXMT Pioneers Mass-Production of LPDDR6 by AuthAuth on Sunday September 13, 2026 @08:44PM (#49690416)
Give me the argument why China should be able to hockey stick their emissions graph after 2014 when the world had their climate accords. Now also apply that logic to india and africa.
Re:CXMT Pioneers Mass-Production of LPDDR6 by Arnt on Tuesday September 15, 2026 @05:55AM (#49710076)
Sorry, no.

What I'm saying is that we'd pass the point of no return independently of what China did, or India, or Africa. The countries that started emitting CO₂ earlier went on emitting, and that's enough for us to pass the point of no return. Everyone has to stop emitting CO₂. China's behaviour just changed the date a bit.

Changed the date both directions, I'd say — China's building all those coal plants shifted the date in one direction, and China's building all those solar panels shifted the date in the other. The world's biggest change for good is IMHO the Chinese solar panels.