Believe it or not, the presence of a PCI bus on that K6 motherboard is going to give it a conspicuous disk I/O throughput advantage over the Pi that will allow it to pull out ahead in many real-world performance tests where you've come to take for granted having enough bus bandwidth.
Up to Debian Wheezy at least, I can confirm it still worked fine on PII-450 with between 64MB and 512MB of ram, single processor or SMP, with or without X.
Any serious bean counters/market analysts looking for accurate data on how much of piracy actually represents lost sales (situations where the customer actually had money and would have paid for the product if there were an option to do so) well there's your numbers; 9$ a day.
Except we have laws to address all of these things, they're just poorly enforced, or too easily avoided with enough money. Its not a problem with by-the-book capitalism, its a problem with unethical parenting of 3 generations ago carrying itself as a self-perpetuating social disease over into subsequent generations even up to today. The apparent issues of capitalism are the symptom of this, not the cause.
Well, sounds like at least it didn't kill her yet. What about other side-effects though? Super powers? Mutations? If it all goes badly wrong, I wonder if we'll ever hear about it?
Indeed, the idea even of a universe that has a part we see and a part overlayed right on top of it/in it and through it that we cannot see, is much much older than that.
Its not all so philosophically abstract as one might think initially examining the idea. All he's doing is pointing out that the raw odds that this is the "first time around" for our percieved timeline are actually infinitesimally small.
I know what you're thinking; It does all feel so real though, doesn't it?
I doubt directly to the practice itself, but botched circumcisions probably enter into the foundational emotional distress of at least a small percentage of unhappy men, especially ones that grew up in very poor and christian households.
... which is a nice straw-man argument that makes perfect sense until you realize that they're paying people half your age with less than half the experience twice as much as the salary you just turned down.
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But when he said this, opium was not synonymous with illicit drug abuse, it was synonymous with over-the-counter pain medication. Today he would have said something like "Religion is Advil for everybody."
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I find it curious that nobody has explored the possibility the Tesla was hacked. I see clear opportunity, as well as potential motive.
Interesting, compelling even, if true. Deserves to be at least 1 not 0.
Raspberry Pi would smoke these things...
Believe it or not, the presence of a PCI bus on that K6 motherboard is going to give it a conspicuous disk I/O throughput advantage over the Pi that will allow it to pull out ahead in many real-world performance tests where you've come to take for granted having enough bus bandwidth.
Up to Debian Wheezy at least, I can confirm it still worked fine on PII-450 with between 64MB and 512MB of ram, single processor or SMP, with or without X.
You really got something more out of this story than anyone else here did...
Where do you live that there are bitcoin ATMs?
Any serious bean counters/market analysts looking for accurate data on how much of piracy actually represents lost sales (situations where the customer actually had money and would have paid for the product if there were an option to do so) well there's your numbers; 9$ a day.
Except we have laws to address all of these things, they're just poorly enforced, or too easily avoided with enough money. Its not a problem with by-the-book capitalism, its a problem with unethical parenting of 3 generations ago carrying itself as a self-perpetuating social disease over into subsequent generations even up to today. The apparent issues of capitalism are the symptom of this, not the cause.
Nope, he had it right. Everything you just said is wrong.
My 96' Integra still gets exactly the 31MPG freeway its rated for, so long as my tires are inflated to the rated PSI.
Hydra.
And previously we assumed, neither the funding...
The entire planet, at this point.
Well, sounds like at least it didn't kill her yet. What about other side-effects though? Super powers? Mutations? If it all goes badly wrong, I wonder if we'll ever hear about it?
My worst fear.
Young me: "Is that all it can do?"
Teacher: "Yes."
Indeed, the idea even of a universe that has a part we see and a part overlayed right on top of it/in it and through it that we cannot see, is much much older than that.
Its not all so philosophically abstract as one might think initially examining the idea. All he's doing is pointing out that the raw odds that this is the "first time around" for our percieved timeline are actually infinitesimally small.
I know what you're thinking; It does all feel so real though, doesn't it?
I doubt directly to the practice itself, but botched circumcisions probably enter into the foundational emotional distress of at least a small percentage of unhappy men, especially ones that grew up in very poor and christian households.
... which is a nice straw-man argument that makes perfect sense until you realize that they're paying people half your age with less than half the experience twice as much as the salary you just turned down.
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He didn't say specify "for a living since the 70's."
But when he said this, opium was not synonymous with illicit drug abuse, it was synonymous with over-the-counter pain medication. Today he would have said something like "Religion is Advil for everybody."
Well, unfortunately you're wrong. Rotting organic material actually does release a lot of CO2.
... one guy uses Tor to check Facebook anonymously 1 million times per month.
Short version: photons seem to have inertial mass after all.