Bombshell lawsuit alleges that RAM manufacturers are colluding to drive up prices. Three companies that account for 90% of RAM revenue are being sued for anti-competitive practices. Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron (the "DRAM Triarchy" controlling ~90-95% of the global DRAM market)

[u/Caledor152]

https://www.polygon.com/ram-manufacturers-sued-supply-price-fixing/

[u/KriegMorgan]

But is a Yamaha a Yamaha? I want to believe my piano came off the same assembly line as a motorcycle

Edit: Fun fact, the Yamaha logo is three tuning forks overlaid on top of each other to celebrate their origins as an instrument company. It doubles on the mechanical side of the business because the machines, motors, and vehicles they make are "highly tuned"

[u/Fr4kTh1s → u/KriegMorgan]

I can confirm that my FZ6 S2 sings pretty nicely around 10-14k rpm... With Akrapovic exhaust it is petrolheads Ode to joy

[u/Reflexlon → u/Fr4kTh1s]

My "catbacked" Ford Ranger can hit those base notes at probably... 3k RPM max... to compliment you.

Its not modded because I did anything cool to it by the way, the exhaust housing just rusted and fell off because its otherwise an immortal piece of shit.

[u/Fr4kTh1s → u/Reflexlon]

I doubt it can hit same notes as the Yamaha can :) You have the deep rumble, I have nostalgic memory of F1 engines when they still were cool :)

[u/Reflexlon → u/Fr4kTh1s]

Yeah bass* notes, not base! It sounds like a diesel engine up until it misfires. No way I could ever get that engine up to your soaring melodies.

[u/toeonly → u/KriegMorgan]

Not the same assembly line but the same factory floor. I think.

[u/RUPlayersSuck → u/KriegMorgan]

But if your piano starts making motorcycle noises, you should send definitely it back for re-tuning!