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  1. Re:A gimmick, that is all. Harrier, FOI. on Is Elon Musk Serious About Building A Flying Tesla? (inc.com) · · Score: 1

    When Harrier VTOL fighter debuted in the 1990s, it was remarkable.

    The 90's?? Pretty sure they were used in the Falklands War.

    "The fucking 90's..."

  2. Re:Hit them in the pocket on Yellow Vests Knock Out 60 Percent of All Speed Cameras In France (bbc.com) · · Score: 1

    If this was organized...it wasn't by "French union bosses.

    Nice theory, though.

  3. Re: Wait a minute.... on Don't Expect A New Nvidia Shield Tablet Anytime Soon · · Score: 1

    Spot ion. 3Dfx' strength lay in their insanely-efficient, proprietary API but the turning point was when nVidia rolled out polygon acceleration in hardware ("transform and lighting").

  4. Re: Wait a minute.... on Don't Expect A New Nvidia Shield Tablet Anytime Soon · · Score: 1

    I was running Matrox Millenniums and Matrox Mystiques at the time but 3Dfx was already kicking their ass by then. Case in point: the Matrox version of Tomb Raider ran [accelerated] at 640x480 but the 3Dfx/Glide version rendered Lara Croft's ass beautifully at 800X600.

  5. There's another category besides hearsay; it's called logic.The way it works - t's a good system - is you find "flaws" or "holes" in their logic, and point them out.

    Or not, as the case may be...

  6. So you're fucking stupid.

    Noted.

  7. Re: I'd eat vat grown or irradiated beef before th on The Impossible Burger 2.0 Is a Plant-Based Beef Replacement That Uses Soy Instead Wheat Protein To Take On New Forms (popsci.com) · · Score: 1

    Fuck sakes; this is like listening to a prepubescent fratboy wander down the tampon isle jeering at all the products that aren't for him.

  8. Even with your inadequate grasp of English, you're able to communicate your desperation remarkably well.

  9. Re: Take out the hostage card! on Huawei Has Suspected Ties To Front Companies In Iran and Syria, New Documents Reveal (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    Looks like someone can't get any succession from trade talks in Beijing.

    Looks like Chinese shills can't speak English correctlly.

    It's so funny that it's almost sad.

  10. and high-end graphics cards between $250 and $400

    Diamond Edge with nVidia nV1 and 4MB of VRAM: $699.

    In 1996.

  11. Re: Confused by these companies on GM and DoorDash Announce Self-Driving Cars Delivering Food In San Francisco (venturebeat.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Why are all these companies so obsessed with unemploying all their drivers?

    There are incomes to pilfer.

  12. Yeah but good luck convincing the dumbshits.

  13. Re:People are strange on Album Sales Are Dying as Fast as Streaming Services Are Rising (rollingstone.com) · · Score: 1

    The higher-quality, lower price option (CDs) are fading yet the shitty quality high price (vinyl) is going up, albeit slowly.

    We're in the Keurig Era.

    H. L. Mencken would've had a field day...

  14. Re: The bright side of this on The Commerce Department is Considering National Security Restrictions on AI (nytimes.com) · · Score: 0

    Jibe.That's "jibe" like a sailboat, not "jive" like a Motown pimp.

  15. Re: Could be on Trump's Tech Battle With China Roils Bill Gates Nuclear Venture (wsj.com) · · Score: 1

    Eugenicist.

  16. Re:$ spent != success and leadership on Why the West Coast Is Suddenly Beating the East Coast on Transportation (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    We're not getting important parts of the story.

    Those missing bits likely tell a different story,

  17. Why aren't all trains automated by now?

    Your question is a microcosm for all the idiocy behind the self-driving push.

    By the way, the answer to your [rhetorically-intended] question is "Exactly."

  18. Re:They aren't banning coal mining on The EU is Banning Almost All Coal Mining on Jan 1 (futurism.com) · · Score: 1

    Firstly it sent a very clear signal to everyone that coal is going away

    Ah, yes; good old words.

    Surely the EU's MO...

  19. Re:What is of real value? on Hacker Steals Ten Years Worth of Data From San Diego School District (zdnet.com) · · Score: 1

    I'm kind of surprised a school hasn't been hit yet.

    You really think this was the first time??

  20. That is the most blatant and incompetent attempt at shilling that I've seen in a while.

    Thanks for the chuckle.

  21. Apparently everything needs to be simple enough for you to grasp or it just doesn't exist.

  22. Re:The full circle of the Food chain on The Painful, Costly Journey of Returned Goods -- and How You End Up Purchasing Some of Them Again (cnbc.com) · · Score: 0
    So when you're not copying and pasting grammatically-incorrect sentences into your headlines, you're coming up with them yourself.

    Color us surprised.

  23. Re:Yes, sometimes you get this form Amazon on The Painful, Costly Journey of Returned Goods -- and How You End Up Purchasing Some of Them Again (cnbc.com) · · Score: 1

    I was in the electronics section at an Albuquerque Walmart and as I was paying for a nVidia TNT2, I noticed that the box felt kind of light so I made sure to open it in front of the cashier.

    Out popped an ancient 8bit ISA card that I couldn't even identify.

  24. Whales are the only animal they eat that can't be farmed

    What about tuna.

  25. Re:Lies, damn lies, and statistics. on A Woman on Twitter is Abused Every 30 Seconds (fastcompany.com) · · Score: 1

    What are they even defining as abuse?

    The most important question of all. The answer is... zeroes and ones.