

Well, two things. Three actually. First of all, no need to yell.
Secondly, the article didn’t make that point very well - it mentioned the mac mini (which IS a computer) and smartphones, both of which my macbook neo processor is a good analogy for. It also talked about m.2 SSD’s, and the RTX 5070 GPU in laptops. You can’t come in here and pretend you didn’t talk about computers.
But thirdly, even if that is your point, my response was mostly an example. We are not floundering for chips and you didn’t mention embedded processors or other things that “non-computer” devices use at all in the article, not even once, yet my more general point still stands. I don’t see any evidence that this will have the effect you claim it will.

Protest doesn’t change nothing, it maintains and promotes political activism, which fights voter apathy. It’s hard to see the results of it directly so it feels like it doesn’t do anything, but studies show you get better voter turnout after protests.