Well, yeah, but lets be blunt here, by the fact that you decide to call yourself "macs4all" you're also probably physically incapable of being objective about anything if Apple is involved.
If I didn't know any better, it sounds like Apple might be gearing up to offer some sort of in-house virtualization, with this new filesystem laying the foundation for it.
Back in those days, we didn't really use Windows for gaming, as it ate too much RAM. It was all DOS until Windows 95 came out, which was a serious game changer (if you had 16 megs of RAM).
I'd be willing to bet that the correlation here is due to these people not having many, if any, hobbies, so they spend a lot of their days browsing social media and not getting out a whole lot. This, combined with the likelihood of seeing their friends on social media going out and doing fun and interesting things probably compounds the problem.
They also need to highlight the severe economic consequences this would have to the American technology industry. If it becomes the case that no US company can be trusted with secrets both domestically and internationally, then we're fucked.
Here's the relevant part of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act:
Warrantors cannot require that only branded parts be used with the product in order to retain the warranty.[7] This is commonly referred to as the "tie-in sales" provisions,[8] and is frequently mentioned in the context of third-party computer parts, such as memory and hard drives.
I think the AMD64 architecture was probably the most significant in those days because it meant that you could run more than 4GB of RAM without PAE overhead.
They were also the first x86 vendor to utilize an on-die memory controller, which was a huge advancement for its time. This gave a noticeable performance improvement over systems using on-board controllers.
Do yourself a favor and get one of these and these. Problem solved. In addition to being a wireless travel router with a big ass (10400mAh) battery that you can use to keep your device(s) charged, it's also effectively a NAS device. Load your thumb drive up with media and stream away to your device. I bought this specifically for streaming media to my tablet(s) while on the plane.
Because the neckbeards here have grown into conservative luddites. See also: Uber, systemd, any programming language that isn't C or Perl, etc, etc, etc....
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Well, yeah, but lets be blunt here, by the fact that you decide to call yourself "macs4all" you're also probably physically incapable of being objective about anything if Apple is involved.
Talk about judging a book by its cover.
I'm guessing this is the only way that they can get into their home turf.
it's extortion and theft, how about send those guys upriver for 5 to 20?
Because the punishment should fit the crime?
Don't forget terminating peoples' BitTorrent connections prematurely by injecting RST packets.
If I didn't know any better, it sounds like Apple might be gearing up to offer some sort of in-house virtualization, with this new filesystem laying the foundation for it.
John Romero has made you his bitch. Suck it down!
Aw Ken Williams. God I loved playing the Space Quest games as a kid.
Holy shit! I had no idea about the 3-display support.
Would that even run Windows 3.1?
Back in those days, we didn't really use Windows for gaming, as it ate too much RAM. It was all DOS until Windows 95 came out, which was a serious game changer (if you had 16 megs of RAM).
Yet if you complain or want a system where you can live a basic life and pursue the things that truly make you happy, you are a leech.
Pursuing things that truly make you happy isn't what makes one a leech, it's doing it at the expense of others that does.
If there was any way most of this stuff could be automated, they would have done it a long time ago.
Not if having humans doing it cost the same or less. The changing variable here is the significant wage increase, which completely changes things.
Well, if Facebook is smart, they'll bring this up and drag the rest of the fuckers through the mud with them.
I'd be willing to bet that the correlation here is due to these people not having many, if any, hobbies, so they spend a lot of their days browsing social media and not getting out a whole lot. This, combined with the likelihood of seeing their friends on social media going out and doing fun and interesting things probably compounds the problem.
They also need to highlight the severe economic consequences this would have to the American technology industry. If it becomes the case that no US company can be trusted with secrets both domestically and internationally, then we're fucked.
I thought you had to be at least 18 to vote ;).
/dev/zero of course!
Warrantors cannot require that only branded parts be used with the product in order to retain the warranty.[7] This is commonly referred to as the "tie-in sales" provisions,[8] and is frequently mentioned in the context of third-party computer parts, such as memory and hard drives.
It just reminds me of something that would have been in Wired, cira 1998-99.
Did I accidentally wake up in 1999?
There's also the added benefit that media can be shared between multiple devices simultaneously, something that cannot be done with a single SD card.
I think the AMD64 architecture was probably the most significant in those days because it meant that you could run more than 4GB of RAM without PAE overhead.
They were also the first x86 vendor to utilize an on-die memory controller, which was a huge advancement for its time. This gave a noticeable performance improvement over systems using on-board controllers.
Do yourself a favor and get one of these and these. Problem solved. In addition to being a wireless travel router with a big ass (10400mAh) battery that you can use to keep your device(s) charged, it's also effectively a NAS device. Load your thumb drive up with media and stream away to your device. I bought this specifically for streaming media to my tablet(s) while on the plane.
I don't get the RasPi hate in this thread.
Because the neckbeards here have grown into conservative luddites. See also: Uber, systemd, any programming language that isn't C or Perl, etc, etc, etc....
The litigious type, apparently.