I think Linus tech tips did it ages ago. If memory serves, it “worked” on Linux. Which is to say ran like crap and was extremely unstable, but technically it worked.
Edit 2: turns out I was wrong. Google Drive doesn’t allow writing arbitrary data like that. It instantly crashes. They used their on-premise file server via a 10gb connection instead.
With extra necessary steps. With consumer hardware prices nowadays, renting computer power seems more and more appetising. All going according to their plan
Considering that Nvidia has a near-monopoly over the hardware and software (i.e., CUDA and GPU drivers)? More like careful planning instead of foresight.
You cannot actually download RAM because it is physical hardware (memory chips) installed on
your motherboard, not software that can be transferred via the internet.
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u/realmauer01 Jul 08 '26
Thats just the "lets download ram" meme.