Ever try replacing a thermostat on an Audi 2.8L 12valve engine? It's behind the timing cover and timing belt. You're working for a flat rate, right? COME ON OVER!
Put your money where you mouth is, it's called the Motorola Razr Maxx. Take one of the thinnest phones on the market, and double the battery size and when you end up with is your perfect phone.
You need a 30" for the 20" to fit right, but they are a perfect match both in physical size and in resolution. Too bad none of the manufacturers support this mode properly. But it can be done, just in windowed mode. Meaning a single GPU at least on AMD.
I personally run 3 23" 1920x1600 monitors, on a pair of unlocked 6950s. Granted I've only played a couple of games, it does work extremely well.
Before I got ICS installed on my Touchpad, I have to say WebOS > Android except for one major shortcoming: Apps. If WebOS had the same apps as Android I'd still be using it. But now, ICS multitasking is at least as good as WebOS, and it has all the apps. The notification system in ICS brings Android to par with WebOS as well.
Shame WebOS was too little, too late, too small. Because overall it really had a lot of things right.
Sounds like you're one of the idiots who posts an ad on craigslist and omits all of the information possible. It's not a newspaper ad limited to 20 words. You can actually tell me a little something about the car you're trying to sell.
"Van for Sale" does not a good ad make.
Tell me what works, what doesn't, what year it is, what brand it is, what model it is, how good the tires are, yes, whether it runs or not, how many miles. Don't omit pertinent facts and I won't have to email you to ask stupid questions. And yes, even if this is a $1000 beater. Take the 30 seconds to write a meaningful ad and take decent pictures and your stuff will sell in a reasonable amount of time with minimal hassle. Also use big words that confuse rednecks.
If you did travel 'a lot', you'd be an elite frequent flyer and get at least one bag checked free. I don't even travel that much compared to someone who claims to 'travel a lot', and I have free baggage privileges with two major airlines on an ongoing basis for the past 5 years.
Furthermore, I travel for a week or two at a time and I manage to carry not only my full size 15.4" Dell Latitude, but also a external USB screen. And I don't check luggage. Fairly small laptop bag + carry on sized luggage = All my computer hardware, cables, chargers, clothes, toiletries, beard trimmer, second pair of shoes, and paperwork. I do laundry at the hotel/get drycleaning done locally. And buy a lot of toiletries when I get there, rather than carrying all of them around (though I can fit everything I need to be completely self sufficient.)
So basically, you're approaching this problem all wrong.
Old Geezers probably write their passwords down more often as well. Just a hunch based on casual observations of old people with stickynotes all over their monitors.
It doesn't mean it's given to you. It means you are given the opportunity to pursue it without undue harassment by the Gov. In a sense, things that are rights can also be a privilege if there is an associated cost. Really, all rights, natural and otherwise come at a cost. Even freedom is directly free, but in indirectly has a cost in that at some point you have to fight for it.
I personally think this is bad news bears all around. The infrastructure is already spread thin - at least judging by my internet speeds and costs. Last thing we need is a flux of new subscribers that are low-income (read: jobless or underemployed) who have all the time in the world to suck up my precious bandwidth.
If people want internet, they can work for it just like I have to. It's not a necessity to survive. Last thing these people need is another incentive not to succeed.
Flex Fuel vehicles already monitor this with a fuel composition sensor. It measures Ethanol content from 0-100% with a variable frequency between 50-150Hz, and Fuel temp with a pulse-width between 1 and 5ms.
Too bad it costs at least $400 or it'd be fun to play with.
Good one but in truth virtually nobody complains at the actual checkpoint, to TSA people. I fly a lot more than most people, generally at least twice a month. My experience is in general everybody falls in line, does what they are told and gets the hell out of there as fast as possible. Rare is the case when somebody is outwardly angry. Even people who have to dump out entire bags of over 3.4oz size toiletries do so with a smile and only complain once they've made it through.
So yes, somebody who is bitching and moaning is going to stick out.
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Ever try replacing a thermostat on an Audi 2.8L 12valve engine? It's behind the timing cover and timing belt. You're working for a flat rate, right? COME ON OVER!
Three if you include the Caps Lock key.
Put your money where you mouth is, it's called the Motorola Razr Maxx. Take one of the thinnest phones on the market, and double the battery size and when you end up with is your perfect phone.
and in other news, in europe those beasts prefer hand to hand combat with knives last I checked.
WHOOOSH!
You need a 30" for the 20" to fit right, but they are a perfect match both in physical size and in resolution. Too bad none of the manufacturers support this mode properly. But it can be done, just in windowed mode. Meaning a single GPU at least on AMD.
I personally run 3 23" 1920x1600 monitors, on a pair of unlocked 6950s. Granted I've only played a couple of games, it does work extremely well.
I think the reason you can't get a job is mainly because you're a whiny little bitch who blames everybody but themselves.
And if you never install windows, I'm guessing you'll never get Windows 8.
Going to cry about being stuck on XP? DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
Before I got ICS installed on my Touchpad, I have to say WebOS > Android except for one major shortcoming: Apps. If WebOS had the same apps as Android I'd still be using it. But now, ICS multitasking is at least as good as WebOS, and it has all the apps. The notification system in ICS brings Android to par with WebOS as well.
Shame WebOS was too little, too late, too small. Because overall it really had a lot of things right.
Sounds like you're one of the idiots who posts an ad on craigslist and omits all of the information possible. It's not a newspaper ad limited to 20 words. You can actually tell me a little something about the car you're trying to sell.
"Van for Sale" does not a good ad make.
Tell me what works, what doesn't, what year it is, what brand it is, what model it is, how good the tires are, yes, whether it runs or not, how many miles. Don't omit pertinent facts and I won't have to email you to ask stupid questions. And yes, even if this is a $1000 beater. Take the 30 seconds to write a meaningful ad and take decent pictures and your stuff will sell in a reasonable amount of time with minimal hassle. Also use big words that confuse rednecks.
Could it be perhaps that those $10 'classics' in the bin at Best Buy aren't the most representative of the capabilities of Blu-Ray?
Surprise! Old films still look old on Blu-Ray.
If they are smart, they will subsidize it with Windows and Office. Last I checked Microsoft wasn't exactly broke...
Your 4 year old Chevy Silverado was possibly built in Canada. Might want to reconsider...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oshawa_Truck_Assembly
No, do you?
If you did travel 'a lot', you'd be an elite frequent flyer and get at least one bag checked free. I don't even travel that much compared to someone who claims to 'travel a lot', and I have free baggage privileges with two major airlines on an ongoing basis for the past 5 years.
Furthermore, I travel for a week or two at a time and I manage to carry not only my full size 15.4" Dell Latitude, but also a external USB screen. And I don't check luggage. Fairly small laptop bag + carry on sized luggage = All my computer hardware, cables, chargers, clothes, toiletries, beard trimmer, second pair of shoes, and paperwork. I do laundry at the hotel/get drycleaning done locally. And buy a lot of toiletries when I get there, rather than carrying all of them around (though I can fit everything I need to be completely self sufficient.)
So basically, you're approaching this problem all wrong.
I don't know about you, but my Latitude work laptop has an Nvidia GPU so I'm not sure what you're trying to say.
2560x1440 27" displays are nothing exotic or hard to find from any number of us based sources. It's just a lot cheaper to order from Korea.
Old Geezers probably write their passwords down more often as well. Just a hunch based on casual observations of old people with stickynotes all over their monitors.
Because it's FREE, just like the USA. So go fuck yourself.
The Voodoo Rush predates both the Voodoo 2 and the Banshee card. FYI.
Incorrect.
The Voodoo Rush and Voodoo Banshee were both single card solutions that pre-date the Voodoo 3. I've had all three.
Is Australia not a free market? If people are willing to pay the premium price, then Apple has priced appropriately!
Lots of Australian Whining. Why don't you guys try making your own shit domestically? Or buy items abroad and import them?
Oh, it's a pain and expensive to import stuff? No kidding.
I think you're confused as to what a "right" is.
It doesn't mean it's given to you. It means you are given the opportunity to pursue it without undue harassment by the Gov. In a sense, things that are rights can also be a privilege if there is an associated cost. Really, all rights, natural and otherwise come at a cost. Even freedom is directly free, but in indirectly has a cost in that at some point you have to fight for it.
I personally think this is bad news bears all around. The infrastructure is already spread thin - at least judging by my internet speeds and costs. Last thing we need is a flux of new subscribers that are low-income (read: jobless or underemployed) who have all the time in the world to suck up my precious bandwidth.
If people want internet, they can work for it just like I have to. It's not a necessity to survive. Last thing these people need is another incentive not to succeed.
Flex Fuel vehicles already monitor this with a fuel composition sensor. It measures Ethanol content from 0-100% with a variable frequency between 50-150Hz, and Fuel temp with a pulse-width between 1 and 5ms.
Too bad it costs at least $400 or it'd be fun to play with.
Good one but in truth virtually nobody complains at the actual checkpoint, to TSA people. I fly a lot more than most people, generally at least twice a month. My experience is in general everybody falls in line, does what they are told and gets the hell out of there as fast as possible. Rare is the case when somebody is outwardly angry. Even people who have to dump out entire bags of over 3.4oz size toiletries do so with a smile and only complain once they've made it through.
So yes, somebody who is bitching and moaning is going to stick out.