While the CLOWN has been awarded the PISS PRIZE, my visitor TS has been awarded the PLEASE PRIZE by Tel Aviv for devotion beyond the call for duty, wakakaka
TS pleases Tel Aviv immensely for his exceptional and indefatigable devotion to the cause and defence of the shailoks
Ayam so pleased, although I receive only one shekel a day.
ReplyDeleteAsk Chat GPT "who invented the USB flash drive"
Our proud Penang-lang is to be given some credit, yes BUT.....Isaacs were the first to file a patent (April 1999) and to be granted patent (Nov 2000) and commercialized in the same year.
AI Overview
The USB flash drive was invented by Amir Ban, Dov Moran, and Oron Ogdan of the Israeli company M-Systems in 1999, and it was first sold commercially in 2000 as the "DiskOnKey". Other individuals and companies have also contributed to the technology, including Pua Khein-Seng, who invented the single-chip USB flash controller, and Ajay Bhatt, who was involved in the development of the USB standard.
M-Systems (Israel): In April 1999, Amir Ban, Dov Moran, and Oron Ogdan filed a patent for the USB flash drive, which was granted in November 2000. The first commercial version, called DiskOnKey, was launched in partnership with IBM in 2000.
Netac Technology (China): Filed a patent application for its USB storage device in November 1999, which was granted in China in 2002 and the United States in 2004.
Pua Khein-Seng (Malaysia): Is credited with inventing the single-chip USB flash controller in 2001, which made it cheaper and easier to mass-produce the devices. He founded Phison Electronics Corporation in 2000.
IBM (USA): Was the first to sell USB flash drives in the United States in 2000, using the DiskOnKey technology from M-Systems. Ajay Bhatt was an engineer at Intel who was involved in the development of the Universal Serial Bus (USB) standard.
Trek 2000 Technology (Singapore): Also developed a USB flash drive called "ThumbDrive," which was presented in 2000. The company won a patent lawsuit in Singapore, though it lost legal battles in other countries.
a know-nothing twist of USB invention track records.
DeleteMfer, doing a check on the technical details of the various USBdrives mentioned by u. Then tell wether all of them r the same USBdrives popularized nowadays.
Name can be shared across boards, especially in technical fields.
Yr know-nothing ChapGPT search ain't intelligent enough to fish the differences in technical details. It just list devices using the SAME name!
This is the way. NVIDEA is a Western Bully company listed on NASDAQ and led by Taiwan-Born Jensen Huang.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2025/10/31/malaysia-completes-first-nvidia-powered-data-centre-in-johor
Apa Macam PMX? Sudah lupa Palastin? NVIDEA is a major investor in Isaac. Tak Ada Boikot?
ReplyDeleteNvidia is making significant investments in Israel, including a new $500 million AI research and engineering data center in the north and a large-scale expansion of its R&D facilities and workforce. This includes a multi-billion dollar campus planned for northern Israel, additional office space in Tel Aviv, and the development of advanced AI chips and supercomputing infrastructure, which is a strategic move to strengthen its global AI and data center leadership. The company's Israeli operations are its largest R&D hub outside the United States, with over 5,000 employees.
Key investments and projects
New AI data center: Nvidia is building a new AI research and engineering data center in the Mevo Carmel Science and Industry Park near Yokne'am, representing a $500 million investment. This facility, expected to be one of the largest and most advanced in Israel, will support its R&D products and services.
Major new campus: The company plans to build a massive new high-tech campus in northern Israel, with an investment of billions of dollars. The campus is expected to span between 80,000 and 180,000 square meters and will be one of Israel's largest high-tech campuses, creating thousands of jobs.
Expanded Tel Aviv offices: Nvidia has expanded its Tel Aviv presence significantly, leasing additional floors in the Rubinstein Twin Towers, increasing its total office space to over 22,000 square meters. This space is designed to accommodate up to 1,200 employees and support its software activities.
Supercomputing and R&D: Israel is a key R&D hub for Nvidia, where it develops critical products like high-end AI processors and networking chips. The country is also home to the company's "Israel-1" supercomputer, which is ranked among the world's top 500.
Significance of the investments
Strategic importance: The investments signal Nvidia's confidence in Israel's high-tech ecosystem and confirm the country's strategic importance for the company's R&D and growth in AI and data center technologies.
Job creation: The expansion is expected to generate thousands of new jobs, further boosting Israel's technology sector.
Mellanox acquisition: Nvidia's acquisition of the Israeli company Mellanox in 2020 for $6.9 billion has been highly profitable and is a cornerstone of its current activities in Israel.
AI data center requires huge electrical input & water consumption for cooling.
DeleteBolihland's AIdata centres r just workhorses riding on the bolihlanders' hard contributed subsidies to foreign multinationals sucking on native igorances!
Ayam offended. Our Eternal Capital is Jerusalem, not Tel Aviv.
ReplyDeleteBTW Jerusalem is not mentioned even once in the Koran, but Ishmaels claim it to be their third holy city, just so to deny the Isaac’s.
Offended?
DeleteH5N1 infested zionist wannabe, when r u going to be nationalized in yr mfering zion?
BTW, the name "Al-Quds," meaning "The Holy City," is the common Arabic name for Jerusalem & it's been used within the Koran.
Mfer, u r just been ignorantly & subtlety conned by Wikipedia!
Chat GPT say NO.
DeleteNo, the name "Jerusalem" does not appear in the Quran. However, Jerusalem is believed to be referred to indirectly through terms like "the Farthest Mosque" (al-Masjid al-Aqsa), which is mentioned in Surah 17, and "the Holy Land". These references link Jerusalem to significant Islamic events, such as the Night Journey and Ascension of Prophet Muhammad, and its historical and spiritual importance is recognized in Islamic tradition and later literature.
The Farthest Mosque (al-Masjid al-Aqsa): The Quran mentions a journey from the Sacred Mosque (in Mecca) to the "Farthest Mosque". Islamic tradition identifies this "Farthest Mosque" as the one in Jerusalem, which is the site of the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque.
However,
The Al-Aqsa mosque was built in 685-705 AD by Umayyad caliph Abd al-Malik.
But the Prophet is was supposed to have ascended to heaven in 620 AD and he died in 632.
The mosque was built after he had died. Can someone explain the discrepency.
BTW, Jerusalem is also not explicitly mentioned by name in the Torah; instead, the Torah refers to it as "the place which God will choose". This omission is intentional, with some reasons being to prevent the nations from conquering it prematurely, to avoid its worship as an end in itself, or to prevent tribal conflict over its ownership.
DeleteWakakakaka… what a educational mfering zionist insight!
Chat GPT
DeleteJerusalem is mentioned approximately 806 times in the Bible, with the name appearing 660 times in the Old Testament and 146 times in the New Testament. While the exact count can vary slightly, these figures represent the name "Jerusalem" itself, excluding other references like "Zion" or "Moriah".
Old Testament: Around 660 mentions. Some sources suggest a slightly higher number, around 669, while noting the name is not explicitly in the Pentateuch and other names like "Salem" and "Moriah" are used instead.
New Testament: Around 146 mentions. One source notes 139, while another notes 149, and still another says 142.
Additional References: The city is referred to by other names as well, such as "Zion," which appears numerous times in both the Old and New Testaments, and "Moriah," particularly in the Old Testament.
In Sudan, Arab Islamist gangs are kidnapping and rounding up black Christian women and children for slavery. Over 3,000 have been killed in the last few days.
ReplyDeleteWhere’s the UN? Where’s the Palestinian protest crowd? Where’s Greta, BLM, and the so-called human rights activists?!
Where is KT? Ha3
No Jews No Views?
https://x.com/realmaalouf/status/1984035549867655596?s=46
so, what'syr yank is doing about that, despise sending tons & tons of killing arsenals to zionist state & Ukraine?
DeleteOoop… No Jews No Views INDEED, mfer!
“UNRWA is not part of the solution — it’s really part of the problem. It’s not an aid agency that’s just giving out food. It’s telling Palestinians your home isn’t here in Gaza — your home is in Tel Aviv — and your job is to dismantle Israel.”
ReplyDeleteWatch this clip that reveals how Harm-ass uses UNRWA to teach and train children to be the next suicide bomber or terrorist.
https://x.com/unwatch/status/1983960227427897701?s=46
Refugees have CHOICES, mfer!
DeleteIt's not up to anybody to tell then where to go.
Ooop…u haven't gingko enough to show how the zionist state impaired humanoid animals idea to their school children!
People say Isaac’s are colonialists.
ReplyDeleteBut the truth is Arabs are the colonialists. Without Arab Imperialism the Middle East and North Africa would look a lot different.
Eg Egyptians would be Coptics, Moroccans would be Berber, Libyans and Algerians would be Amazigh, Iraqis would be Mesopotamian, Sudanese would be Nubian, Iranians would be Persians etc. They were all colonized by the Arabs from Saudi Arabia.
Watch this clip to educate yourself.
https://x.com/magentaindigena/status/1984088669263913428?s=46
Mfer, u should say that with ALL those Abrahamic faiths whose followers victimized the blue planet!
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