Watch the video. Notice the height of the box before it is opened. Notice the height of the tallest item in the box after it is opened. Marvel at the box of holding.
These cards are specifically built and marketed for overclocking. There are profiles on the cards, and the OC profile is on all retail units, it's simply not the default. Why they made it the default for reviewers or not the default for retail I don't know. But it really isn't an issue. All the cards will reach those clocks.
I'd like to see Apple price the adapter at $2. Build your own? Most people can't solder, and most people who can solder can't solder on something as tiny as a USB-C cable's wires. Stripping the cable and the individual wires alone is a test of patience and dexterity. And an old USB-C cable? How many people out there have spare USB-C cables laying around?
The 3.5mm jack isn't ready to be put out to pasture any more than RJ45 or NEMA 5-15.
Every machine I buy will have a PS/2 port. It'll also have an optical drive to read and write the latest BluRay/whatever format. Floppies are dead for me, though.
Modifying the form factor means you fracture the accessories market. It took them ages to release a big phone alongside a not-so-big phone partly because of this.
Vitalik Buterin is a puppet they fly around to do interviews while claiming he's the developer. He's not. It's developed by a farm of Indian's working, ultimately, for Goldman Sachs.
Ethereum is an IPO alt-coin (meaning it's a scam). The initial volume was fake (pre-arranged) in order to pump up value, as per usual.
I get that you see someone making a claim on the internet and your instinct is to assume it's bullshit. But what I don't get is why you spent time to Google "Ethereum" so you can throw out a challenge using "Vitalik Buterin" and not also spend the time to actually read about it.
It's highly variable based on the phase of the moon, as far as I can tell. I typically still get shit in the promised 2 days, but I've never had the "same day pickup" work because shit is delivered to the locker 5 minutes before closing and I don't get a notification, or shit is delivered to the locker but not put in the locker (with an excuse that it didn't fit, though the next morning it's there and clearly fits), or shit is simply not delivered that day. I've also never had the release date delivery for a video game work out. For all other products, I'd say about 10-20% of the time it breaks the guaranteed date even when shipping in state.
Prime doesn't help. Amazon routinely breaks the "Guaranteed Delivery By..." guarantee shown on the checkout page, even for Prime members. The standard compensation if you bother to pester them about it is to extend Prime membership by 1 month.
However, these count against you, and Amazon will eventually stop giving you free Prime. If you have too many demerits on your account (complaining about slow/delayed shipping, returning defective items, getting a price match, etc.) Amazon will straight ban your account.
True... but shootings kill more people than force feeding another person does.
I doubt your statement is true if you ignore suicides (as they're self-inflicted) and hold parents accountable for their obese kids (just as you would hold gun owners accountable for accidents, kids getting at their guns, etc).
Further, your link to Rice's theorem showed you have no idea what you're talking about. ceoyoyo called you out. Your next post was asinine drivel with another link to Wikipedia about something you don't understand.
Your other post, including this gem, really drives it home:
it is impossible to prove with an algorithm (reducible to the halting problem) any non trivial assertions about the behavior of such contracts.
That's only true in the general case, so change "such contracts" to "such contracts in general" or "all contracts". It's also just as true if you remove "with an algorithm (reducible to the halting problem) ".
it is impossible to prove any non trivial assertions about the behavior of all contracts.
Your statement is functionally equivalent to "It is impossible to prove everything about everything.".
You keep reading that because the clown behind Ethereum is a known charlatan who has been shouting about how his shit is better than Bitcoin non stop for the past 3 years. Anyone who knows anything about Bitcoin knew that Ethereum was horse shit. I wouldn't be surprised if said clown was behind this, or at least on the take. But I don't care enough to find out. I wasn't dumb enough to drop money into Ethereum and I got out of the Bitcoin game years ago (wish I hadn't though).
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You really shouldn't be browsing the internet on point-of-sale systems. If you get hit by ransomware, you'll be locked out of the the cash drawer!!
Watch the video.
Notice the height of the box before it is opened.
Notice the height of the tallest item in the box after it is opened.
Marvel at the box of holding.
Slashdot has been deleting comments on this post, including my own!
These cards are specifically built and marketed for overclocking. There are profiles on the cards, and the OC profile is on all retail units, it's simply not the default. Why they made it the default for reviewers or not the default for retail I don't know. But it really isn't an issue. All the cards will reach those clocks.
All the motherboards I buy have PS/2 ports, and they work very well. Even in the cases where it's a combination mouse/keyboard port.
Can you imagine the number of times the phrase "I'll buy it anyway" is thought by their mindless customers?
I'd like to see Apple price the adapter at $2. Build your own? Most people can't solder, and most people who can solder can't solder on something as tiny as a USB-C cable's wires. Stripping the cable and the individual wires alone is a test of patience and dexterity. And an old USB-C cable? How many people out there have spare USB-C cables laying around?
The 3.5mm jack isn't ready to be put out to pasture any more than RJ45 or NEMA 5-15.
So now you need new headphones, or a $30 adapter. And another thing if you want to charge the phone at the same time, use an OTG device, or whatever.
Every machine I buy will have a PS/2 port. It'll also have an optical drive to read and write the latest BluRay/whatever format. Floppies are dead for me, though.
Modifying the form factor means you fracture the accessories market. It took them ages to release a big phone alongside a not-so-big phone partly because of this.
Apple is so stagnated I'm bringing back the stagnated "<THING> is stagnated!" troll.
For end uses, the denial of service lasted several hours.
Won't somebody think of the data caps?
Vitalik Buterin is a puppet they fly around to do interviews while claiming he's the developer.
He's not. It's developed by a farm of Indian's working, ultimately, for Goldman Sachs.
Ethereum is an IPO alt-coin (meaning it's a scam). The initial volume was fake (pre-arranged) in order to pump up value, as per usual.
I get that you see someone making a claim on the internet and your instinct is to assume it's bullshit. But what I don't get is why you spent time to Google "Ethereum" so you can throw out a challenge using "Vitalik Buterin" and not also spend the time to actually read about it.
If you had, you'd know that the clown behind Ethereum is Anthony Di Iorio - https://www.linkedin.com/in/an... .
If you actually care, so a search for his name or read this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.... .
Yeah, why the fuck are people calling it a start up?
It's highly variable based on the phase of the moon, as far as I can tell. I typically still get shit in the promised 2 days, but I've never had the "same day pickup" work because shit is delivered to the locker 5 minutes before closing and I don't get a notification, or shit is delivered to the locker but not put in the locker (with an excuse that it didn't fit, though the next morning it's there and clearly fits), or shit is simply not delivered that day. I've also never had the release date delivery for a video game work out. For all other products, I'd say about 10-20% of the time it breaks the guaranteed date even when shipping in state.
It's not an isolated incident. Their shipping has turned to shit for many longtime Prime members.
https://www.reddit.com/r/amazo...
Prime doesn't help. Amazon routinely breaks the "Guaranteed Delivery By..." guarantee shown on the checkout page, even for Prime members. The standard compensation if you bother to pester them about it is to extend Prime membership by 1 month.
However, these count against you, and Amazon will eventually stop giving you free Prime. If you have too many demerits on your account (complaining about slow/delayed shipping, returning defective items, getting a price match, etc.) Amazon will straight ban your account.
True... but shootings kill more people than force feeding another person does.
I doubt your statement is true if you ignore suicides (as they're self-inflicted) and hold parents accountable for their obese kids (just as you would hold gun owners accountable for accidents, kids getting at their guns, etc).
Be sure to audit your compiler, the compiler used to compile it, 8 layers of firmware/uefi/bios, and the physical CPU itself.
To implement a contract in Bitcoin you just sign messages. People have been doing it for ages.
It's not a problem. An instruction count limit and a valid input range solve it.
The system does have that, It's called forking.
Further, your link to Rice's theorem showed you have no idea what you're talking about. ceoyoyo called you out. Your next post was asinine drivel with another link to Wikipedia about something you don't understand.
Your other post, including this gem, really drives it home:
it is impossible to prove with an algorithm (reducible to the halting problem) any non trivial assertions about the behavior of such contracts.
That's only true in the general case, so change "such contracts" to "such contracts in general" or "all contracts".
It's also just as true if you remove "with an algorithm (reducible to the halting problem) ".
it is impossible to prove any non trivial assertions about the behavior of all contracts.
Your statement is functionally equivalent to "It is impossible to prove everything about everything.".
You keep reading that because the clown behind Ethereum is a known charlatan who has been shouting about how his shit is better than Bitcoin non stop for the past 3 years. Anyone who knows anything about Bitcoin knew that Ethereum was horse shit. I wouldn't be surprised if said clown was behind this, or at least on the take. But I don't care enough to find out. I wasn't dumb enough to drop money into Ethereum and I got out of the Bitcoin game years ago (wish I hadn't though).
The line is "No, I am your fodder.".