companies like ATi^H^H^HAMD and nVidia are going after the leftovers
Much the same way that BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Porsche, etc are "after the leftovers" - i.e. they're only "leftovers" if you're somewhat confused when you consider the bigger picture...
While that probability (and many others) may be extremely low, you can't argue that the trend has been one of such probabilities inching a little higher with each new 'tweak" of climate models. I could also see things of [such a catastrophic nature] being hushed-up... but then again, I'm one of "them crazy conspiracy thee-o-rists.";)
Capital punishment seems a bit severe for the crime of being the oil industry's dishonest little bitc... okay, no it doesn't. Far more appropriate, however, would be to run each side of an LT1's exhaust into each of his nonstrils, don't you think?:p
New York is located close to the Atlantic ocean and that's one decent heatsink...
Ha! By 2050, New York will be under the Atlantic Ocean and the only emissions will be from methane gas bubbles burping to the surface from the remains of landfills beneath the seabed...!:p
Musk shouldn't have sunk into a he-said she-said pissing contest on the internet, he's a CEO not a slashdotter.
I couldn't disagree more: he came out swinging, just like Audi should have done in '86 when 60 Minutes staged their bogus "investigation" into the fraudulent claims that Audi 5000's (known as the Audi 100 and 200 in the UK and Europe) could suddenly accelerate when you depressed the brake pedal.
Of course, none of it was much of a surprise to anyone who'd been watching Audi turn the motorsports world on its ear with their all-wheel drive technology and understood how much of a threat they'd become to nearly every other major car manufacturer at the time (for an amazing and informative documentary on the subject, check out Secrets of Speed: Unfair Advantage on youtube)...
Tell you what: walk out onto the highway at, let's say, 3 miles per hour and tell me how much difficulty you have hitting a vehicle that's travelling ~65mph...:p
I believe your question could be phrased "are people getting dumber?" You can either believe what you hear (that they're supposedly not) or you can believe what you see with your own eyes, in which case the answer would likely be a resounding "Yes!"
Where as nothing will happen to the journalist for lying.
I don't know about the rest of you but I sure wouldn't mind kicking his ass if anyone ever introduces us. Not that I'm a Tesla fanboy in any way, it'd just seem like the right thing to do.:p
For starters, I can't imagine it being easy to make a tablet you can open up and make changes to.
In 1986, 60 Minutes pulled a very similar stunt and although it was clear that their claims were impossible (and the 'expert investigator' they hired later admitted he'd been paid-off), it still didn't keep them from nearly having to pull out of North America...
For starters, I can't imagine it being easy to make a tablet you can open up and make changes to.
Oh for fuck's sake, watches have been made for centuries and they're obviously repairable; there's nothing stopping Microsoft or Apple from making their products - no matter how slim or compact - from being repairable except the blatant greed of the sociopathic half-human fucks who run those companies...
He's just interested in making sure no one watches it, for his sense of moral satisfaction.
No. His handlersvery much want - and expect - the Icelandic population to violate this law, thus transferring more control over them to a select few (a select few who are very likely miffed at the big FUCK YOU the Icelandic people delivered to The Powers That Be (tm) in recent years)...
Why would anyone think that turning firearms into consumer products as readily available as cell phones might end up in a society with a lot of gun violence?
I like how you tainted a punchbowl of otherwise completely reasonable and objective common sense observations by slipping in your little patently-dishonest pro-establishment turd; you sly devil, you!;)
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You know how I can tell that this post is utter bullshit? There's definitely no extra room to sit down next to us...
companies like ATi^H^H^HAMD and nVidia are going after the leftovers
Much the same way that BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Porsche, etc are "after the leftovers" - i.e. they're only "leftovers" if you're somewhat confused when you consider the bigger picture...
Intel briefly sold a discrete gpu back in the early days of agp
The starfighter with that i740 chip on it? That was a videocard?! :p
Oops, I misunderstood; apologies! :)
That statement would have had no effect whatsoever except amongst the minority of readers of sites like slashdot.
Me thinks you greatly underestimate the size of the "tech aware" community...
While that probability (and many others) may be extremely low, you can't argue that the trend has been one of such probabilities inching a little higher with each new 'tweak" of climate models. I could also see things of [such a catastrophic nature] being hushed-up... but then again, I'm one of "them crazy conspiracy thee-o-rists." ;)
If you listen to what scientists actually say
Which ones? Oh, I forgot; they all say the same thing... :p
every script kiddie on the planet uses those patches and SPs to reverse engineer new exploits
>Pictures script kiddies with actual engineering skills *shudder*
Capital punishment seems a bit severe for the crime of being the oil industry's dishonest little bitc... okay, no it doesn't. Far more appropriate, however, would be to run each side of an LT1's exhaust into each of his nonstrils, don't you think? :p
New York is located close to the Atlantic ocean and that's one decent heatsink...
Ha! By 2050, New York will be under the Atlantic Ocean and the only emissions will be from methane gas bubbles burping to the surface from the remains of landfills beneath the seabed...! :p
Musk shouldn't have sunk into a he-said she-said pissing contest on the internet, he's a CEO not a slashdotter.
I couldn't disagree more: he came out swinging, just like Audi should have done in '86 when 60 Minutes staged their bogus "investigation" into the fraudulent claims that Audi 5000's (known as the Audi 100 and 200 in the UK and Europe) could suddenly accelerate when you depressed the brake pedal.
Of course, none of it was much of a surprise to anyone who'd been watching Audi turn the motorsports world on its ear with their all-wheel drive technology and understood how much of a threat they'd become to nearly every other major car manufacturer at the time (for an amazing and informative documentary on the subject, check out Secrets of Speed: Unfair Advantage on youtube)...
Tell you what: walk out onto the highway at, let's say, 3 miles per hour and tell me how much difficulty you have hitting a vehicle that's travelling ~65mph... :p
Sure you can; it'd just take a big fucking toilet...
I believe your question could be phrased "are people getting dumber?" You can either believe what you hear (that they're supposedly not) or you can believe what you see with your own eyes, in which case the answer would likely be a resounding "Yes!"
Where as nothing will happen to the journalist for lying.
I don't know about the rest of you but I sure wouldn't mind kicking his ass if anyone ever introduces us. Not that I'm a Tesla fanboy in any way, it'd just seem like the right thing to do. :p
Audi, that is... :p
For starters, I can't imagine it being easy to make a tablet you can open up and make changes to.
In 1986, 60 Minutes pulled a very similar stunt and although it was clear that their claims were impossible (and the 'expert investigator' they hired later admitted he'd been paid-off), it still didn't keep them from nearly having to pull out of North America...
For starters, I can't imagine it being easy to make a tablet you can open up and make changes to.
Oh for fuck's sake, watches have been made for centuries and they're obviously repairable; there's nothing stopping Microsoft or Apple from making their products - no matter how slim or compact - from being repairable except the blatant greed of the sociopathic half-human fucks who run those companies...
How is forced feminism a form of progressiveness?
It obviously is nothing of sort but rather a good example of the inherent hypocrisy and dishonesty which lies at the heart of 'political-correctness.'
He's just interested in making sure no one watches it, for his sense of moral satisfaction.
No. His handlers very much want - and expect - the Icelandic population to violate this law, thus transferring more control over them to a select few (a select few who are very likely miffed at the big FUCK YOU the Icelandic people delivered to The Powers That Be (tm) in recent years)...
I would just put a piece of my tinfoil hat in the the cigarette lighter, instant short-circuit.
The glovebox light quivers in fear... :p
Handbrake at those speeds would either be useless, or suicidal
LOL! Only if you're travelling in reverse! :p
God DAMN, some common-fucking-sense (for a change!). What site am I on, again?
Why would anyone think that turning firearms into consumer products as readily available as cell phones might end up in a society with a lot of gun violence?
I like how you tainted a punchbowl of otherwise completely reasonable and objective common sense observations by slipping in your little patently-dishonest pro-establishment turd; you sly devil, you! ;)
If you want heirloom seed
Are you getting heirloom confused with hybrid?