Having spoken of cars, there is a peculiar rule I would apply if wanting to purchase a new machine, in particular if to talk about non-sports cars. That is the rule of "0.07". In order to apply, simply divide the horsepower by the mass of the car ready to drive - expressed in kilograms - increased by about one hundred extra of margin. If the result is below "0.07", the car is likely not to have sufficient drive dynamics.
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Having spoken of infrastructure, I thought, what is the synonym for that word, what does it mean? It is connectivity. Interestingly, we could talk about "brain infrastructire", the measure of ability to associate.
PS.
Such as, one could say: "this enterprise has impressive connectivity" - or - "you have good Internet infrastructure here". Unnecessarily though these match exactly.
And I say, yes, research of infrastructure does matter when choosing hardware to buy. If someone buys a PC for gaming, specs alone matter little in case there are severe disadvantages unrelated to bare metal.
EDIT:
Having spoken of infrastructure, I thought, what is the synonym for that word, what does it mean? It is connectivity. Interestingly, we could talk about "brain infrastructire", the measure of ability to associate.
PS.
Such as, one could say: "this enterprise has impressive connectivity" - or - "you have good Internet infrastructure here". Unnecessarily though these match exactly.
And I say, yes, research of infrastructure does matter when choosing hardware to buy. If someone buys a PC for gaming, specs alone matter little in case there are severe disadvantages unrelated to bare metal.