Aren't more options a good thing? Personally, I'll probably never do it, but the option to do it is nice in the event you ever find yourself needing to (for some god forsaken reason).
How do you pull all of this off? You want low taxes, but at the same time you want to offer a load of services that would have to be paid for with taxes.
Easy, drop all the bullshit entitlement programs and focus on services that benefit productive members of society.
As the old saying goes: out of sight, out of mind. If it's not obvious somebody is being recorded, then they don't think about it and hence don't get nervous about being recorded.
I would imagine something like this would be the most useful in unstable areas where a more permanent infrastructure isn't possible, such as war zones and what not. Being able to operate on, say, soldiers remotely would be a pretty big benefit I'd think.
10nm eh? I'll believe it when I see it. This announcement just reeks of a desperate attempt to try and take the steam out of AMD's 12nm chips that just launched.
I couldn't agree more. Had they had an SE2 (with waterproofing, wireless charging, and the Taptic engine) I would have happily bought one. But instead I went for a pre-owned SE from Best Buy for a fraction of price.
People bought fewer iPhones because there's really no compelling reason to, mainly because I lack the vision my predecessor had and his gravy train is running out of steam.
A Microsofty complaining their cool little piece of tech was ruined by vast heartless corporation using a virtual monopoly. Does he see the irony there? Or the karma?
He (the intern) is probably too young to even remember those days.
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Aren't more options a good thing? Personally, I'll probably never do it, but the option to do it is nice in the event you ever find yourself needing to (for some god forsaken reason).
How do you pull all of this off? You want low taxes, but at the same time you want to offer a load of services that would have to be paid for with taxes.
Easy, drop all the bullshit entitlement programs and focus on services that benefit productive members of society.
As the old saying goes: out of sight, out of mind. If it's not obvious somebody is being recorded, then they don't think about it and hence don't get nervous about being recorded.
I thought that Tim Cook was supposed to be some sort of supply-chain master?
We have a winner
I would imagine something like this would be the most useful in unstable areas where a more permanent infrastructure isn't possible, such as war zones and what not. Being able to operate on, say, soldiers remotely would be a pretty big benefit I'd think.
Dynamic routing protocols "advertise" routes. Does that make routers liars?
10nm eh? I'll believe it when I see it. This announcement just reeks of a desperate attempt to try and take the steam out of AMD's 12nm chips that just launched.
Whoops, my bad.
Wrong! You're thinking of some of the Spectre variants.
I couldn't agree more. Had they had an SE2 (with waterproofing, wireless charging, and the Taptic engine) I would have happily bought one. But instead I went for a pre-owned SE from Best Buy for a fraction of price.
People bought fewer iPhones because there's really no compelling reason to, mainly because I lack the vision my predecessor had and his gravy train is running out of steam.
I wouldn't put it past any of the big tech firms to play dirty. I'd be shocked if anyone could name a major tech firm that HASN'T played dirty.
Red Hat?
Should be a big hit with IBM management.
A Microsofty complaining their cool little piece of tech was ruined by vast heartless corporation using a virtual monopoly. Does he see the irony there? Or the karma?
He (the intern) is probably too young to even remember those days.
Well yeah, don't sell shit that doesn't belong to you. It's common sense.
Yeah no. I have friends that are agents. They work their asses off for their money, while I'm here sitting at home all day making about the same.
Back to no-profit-for-Nintendo emulators then.
And in another year, will be the fastest dying US job.
Bigger, Longer & Uncut.
I can't think of a system that needs no more than 4GB, but needs the extra performance of 32bit addressing space.
It would be nice to have on x86_64 embedded systems with limited memory such as these, which are commonly used for networking gear.
Quake had network gameplay with Quakeworld>
Technically, Quake had network gameplay before Quakeworld, it just used TCP rather than UDP, so it was awfully laggy when moving.
Did somebody say IDKFA?
Some good listenin' for the occasion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Next thing they will be replacing the Windows kernel with the Linux kernel with a Win32 compatibility layer for running Windows apps on Linux
Not if the GPL has anything to say about it.