Thanks. This was what I was actually looking for. My first suspicion that something was odd was when none of the stories about this had the questions listed. They were pulling rank to defend one of their own. Given how on-point the questions from the "Youtuber" are, I am doubting it was just some Rando McCommentor.
The best ones are when they are not allowed to hang up. I tormented a guy for 15 minutes one time. His supervisor finally got on the line, heard my singing, and hung up.
Yes and no. I had an i7 960 myself, and was starting to find performance slipping on some media tasks (in my case exporting in GIMP) as well as general multitasking. I was planning an upgrade, and looked at the sky-high prices of modern intel CPUs, and decided to try AMD. Quite happy with my Rizon 1700X system I built, and I have yet to see it actually slow down at all.
Note: the i7 960 is still in use. It got migrated down the chain of ownership to be the center of a FreeNAS box. As such I don't need the microcode upgrade for it, since no potentially hostile code runs on it.
Right, but it shows a certain amount of hypocrisy in the matter of asking for vehicles to no longer have unnecessary tariffs.
The truck tariff, or chicken-tariff, is based off events in a completely different industry, and the other tariffs imposed by the same event have all been raised, but the vehicle industry clutches to this one.
Indeed. The least of which being that any alien species capable of destroying our sun, or even traveling to us, would be so uninterested in *anything* we could possibly offer them as to us not being worth their time.
Further, these robots have no training AI in them. They aren't learning, they aren't smart, they are able to get up/recover after disruption. Sensationalism at its worst.
Further: DownThemAll PasslFox - the big showstopper for me NoScript - "but it will be out later today!" only works for so long Custom Tab Width (there are others, but those amount to what has already been mentioned)
Until I can avoid productivity loss due to "yet another UI redesign syndrome" that Mozilla seems completely focused on imposing every other release, I will stay on FF 56.02
Okay, I have to ask. You are all over this comment section like shit on a blanket, spamming youtube links, and in general claiming that everything is still fine. What's your deal?
To use the Windows Store at all (even for free things), you need to log in with your Microsoft account. Once that is done, you have now matched your install of windows directly to YOU. Congrats, now you get ads and you get a screwed up log in system.
Basically, they are fishing for ways to encourage people to sync up with their store for ads and more, paint is just the latest bait to do this.
Supermarkets have been doing online shop&collect for quite a few years here (with no cost overhead), and delivery of groceries (for free in some circumstances).
No, I... I really shouldn't mention this, the patent is still being approved, but I have come up with the best idea yet.
You see, we get a solar roadway, for your roof! That's right, we put the same awesome solar panels used in solar roadways on the roof of your house, but the big advantages come in how they are deployed.
Without the need for heavy vehicles, we don't need to coat them in thick layers of protective substances, and without a need for easily replaceable small sections, we can make larger, longer panels. And don't even get me started on how much bigger gains there will be by angling the roadway towards the sun!
Please don't let any of this information leak onto the internet, as I said, we are sitting on this until the patents pass. Once they do, I am sure we can get many times the performance of a solar roadway from one of these solar roadway roofs!
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Betteridge's law of headlines holds the answer yet again.
Thanks. This was what I was actually looking for. My first suspicion that something was odd was when none of the stories about this had the questions listed. They were pulling rank to defend one of their own. Given how on-point the questions from the "Youtuber" are, I am doubting it was just some Rando McCommentor.
It's not plural in this case.
Their is a gender-neutral pronoun, singular.
Not going into the politics of it, I'm just a writer.
The best ones are when they are not allowed to hang up. I tormented a guy for 15 minutes one time. His supervisor finally got on the line, heard my singing, and hung up.
Yes and no. I had an i7 960 myself, and was starting to find performance slipping on some media tasks (in my case exporting in GIMP) as well as general multitasking. I was planning an upgrade, and looked at the sky-high prices of modern intel CPUs, and decided to try AMD. Quite happy with my Rizon 1700X system I built, and I have yet to see it actually slow down at all.
Note: the i7 960 is still in use. It got migrated down the chain of ownership to be the center of a FreeNAS box. As such I don't need the microcode upgrade for it, since no potentially hostile code runs on it.
Right, but it shows a certain amount of hypocrisy in the matter of asking for vehicles to no longer have unnecessary tariffs.
The truck tariff, or chicken-tariff, is based off events in a completely different industry, and the other tariffs imposed by the same event have all been raised, but the vehicle industry clutches to this one.
Indeed. The least of which being that any alien species capable of destroying our sun, or even traveling to us, would be so uninterested in *anything* we could possibly offer them as to us not being worth their time.
Further, these robots have no training AI in them. They aren't learning, they aren't smart, they are able to get up/recover after disruption. Sensationalism at its worst.
Wither
It's a "power brick." So I can only assume it is an energon cube. Hopefully that could charge their laptop.
Exactly.
Further:
DownThemAll
PasslFox - the big showstopper for me
NoScript - "but it will be out later today!" only works for so long
Custom Tab Width
(there are others, but those amount to what has already been mentioned)
Until I can avoid productivity loss due to "yet another UI redesign syndrome" that Mozilla seems completely focused on imposing every other release, I will stay on FF 56.02
So that an AI beat a top world ranked player in 1v1 means that AI has an incredible IQ?
Okay, I have to ask. You are all over this comment section like shit on a blanket, spamming youtube links, and in general claiming that everything is still fine. What's your deal?
Great! That is the warranty period, of course.
That is, of course, to mention the connection between the two names.
John Draper A.K.A. Captain Crunch
Was it too much to ask for that the (slashdot) story—just once—mention the guy's actual name? Yes.
Heck, the source's title uses his actual name.
Same!
Only sad thing was I paid for pro features and like a few weeks later they dropped them.
To use the Windows Store at all (even for free things), you need to log in with your Microsoft account. Once that is done, you have now matched your install of windows directly to YOU. Congrats, now you get ads and you get a screwed up log in system.
Basically, they are fishing for ways to encourage people to sync up with their store for ads and more, paint is just the latest bait to do this.
Supermarkets have been doing online shop&collect for quite a few years here (with no cost overhead), and delivery of groceries (for free in some circumstances).
Bwahahahahahahahah! ...
Hahahahahahaaha!
Wait, you're serious? Just use 5eSRD and roll20.
You are trying to place a Beholder. That will cost $1.99!
You are trying to place a Wolf. That will cost $0.99!
You are trying to swap back to roll20. That will cost us your wallet.
Wait, actions have consequences?
Most people learn this in their childhood. Mr. Pie, it was time you learned it too, and that some things you don't joke about.
This is Yahoo we are talking about. I would have done the job for 5 cents and a ball of pocket lint.
No, I... I really shouldn't mention this, the patent is still being approved, but I have come up with the best idea yet.
You see, we get a solar roadway, for your roof! That's right, we put the same awesome solar panels used in solar roadways on the roof of your house, but the big advantages come in how they are deployed.
Without the need for heavy vehicles, we don't need to coat them in thick layers of protective substances, and without a need for easily replaceable small sections, we can make larger, longer panels. And don't even get me started on how much bigger gains there will be by angling the roadway towards the sun!
Please don't let any of this information leak onto the internet, as I said, we are sitting on this until the patents pass. Once they do, I am sure we can get many times the performance of a solar roadway from one of these solar roadway roofs!
$5 says they are just rot13ing it.