This is fucking funny. They tried to sanction China but ended up essentially sanctioning themselves.
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lol yup
Yub the west needs china, but china doesnt need the west
It's so funny how hard the US has fucked itself with this, and they've done it out of pure chauvinism.
lmao holy shit.
Ich bin ein Beijinger
Lmao nice.
lmao, sowing, reaping, etc
Me, sowing 
Me, reaping 
You couldn’t live with your own failure, and where did that bring you? Back to me. 
Funniest possible outcome 
anyone here know anything about 100% china-made laptops running any version of linux? I kind of want one to replace my chromebook that's artificially EOLed. the 12nm process they're on is absolutely fine for a notebook that's used for surfing the web.
This might be of interest https://deepcomputing.io/product/dc-roma-risc-v-laptop-ii/
and another one that's not out yet https://www.tomshardware.com/laptops/chinese-startup-launching-risc-v-laptop-for-devs-and-engineers-priced-at-around-dollar300
Deepin Linux has a release for RISC-V, then there is this RISC-V laptop
Exciting to see how RISC-V market is exploding, and the chip war US started was the catalyst for this.
the best part of these victories is that the US did it all to themselves
I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: