I think H.264 will be pretty outdated in 2023. HEVC is supposed to be twice as good as H.264. I won't be surprised if HEVC's successor is created before 2023.
I'm not going to bother listing the numerous ways they've fucked over their customers over the last decade (at least)
Actually, if anyone has a link listing those, I'd be interested. Putting rootkits on CDs isn't a sufficient reason to boycott, for some people I know. (They don't buy music)
If there is a shortage of employees, then: - how can employees have enough time to get a second job? - why would employees need to get a second job? (A shortage of employees would drive salaries up, as opposed to massive unemployment, which tends to drive salaries down).
I wonder who these people who can afford French petrol and diesel prices, but can't afford $4 are.
As a comparison: Americans are complaining about gas nearing $4 per gallon. Here in France (as well as other European countries), it costs over $8 per gallon. (Over €1.60/L. Please note that, as a civilized country, we use the metric system.)
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Well, there's this repository ("Tumbleweed" they call it) that basically turns OpenSUSE into a rolling release distro.
It's optional, though, and not enabled by default.
Actually, it's based on debian testing, rather than unstable.
A rolling release makes sense. What annoyed me the most in Ubuntu was the big upgrade every 6 months. (Takes at least an hour, makes major changes every time).
Maybe his point was that, most active reactors are generation 2 reactors, and there aren't any working thorium reactors (AFAIK).
The industry doesn't work that way.
Not on Windows
You get UAC popups in Firefox because it is installed in %ProgramFiles%
You don't get UAC popups with Chrome because it is installed in %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\
Chrome doesn't have any administrative privileges.
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I think H.264 will be pretty outdated in 2023.
HEVC is supposed to be twice as good as H.264.
I won't be surprised if HEVC's successor is created before 2023.
I'm not going to bother listing the numerous ways they've fucked over their customers over the last decade (at least)
Actually, if anyone has a link listing those, I'd be interested.
Putting rootkits on CDs isn't a sufficient reason to boycott, for some people I know. (They don't buy music)
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I just noticed that your signature is the perfect summary of Slashdot comments :)
I'm sure they also receive a lot of messages like "Mass Effect 3 was gay", or "EA is gay", but that has nothing to do with sexual orientation :)
Gay: (slang, pejorative) Used to express dislike: lame, uncool, stupid.
The other one got eaten, obviously.
Apparently, the main problem with your tokens is that you can't pay a fraction of a token.
I don't get it.
If there is a shortage of employees, then:
- how can employees have enough time to get a second job?
- why would employees need to get a second job? (A shortage of employees would drive salaries up, as opposed to massive unemployment, which tends to drive salaries down).
OK, OK, here I am.
See, I'm not resisting.
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Excuse me, officer, what was I arrested for, again?
I wonder who these people who can afford French petrol and diesel prices, but can't afford $4 are.
As a comparison:
Americans are complaining about gas nearing $4 per gallon.
Here in France (as well as other European countries), it costs over $8 per gallon. (Over €1.60/L. Please note that, as a civilized country, we use the metric system.)
5 * 365 = 1825
He was implying that you have to use it everyday, which is not what the law requires. (You will need to have 1 working breathalyser at all times).
He wrote
recorded history
You wrote
Phanerozoic spanning the past 600 million years
Not exactly the same time frame...
This one? Very likely.
Yes, online password managers might be the solution for those times the OP is "at other computers".
I thought SWTOR didn't use Origin?
I don't like EA either, but considering they own so many franchises and game studios, I don't see them dying anytime soon.
Playing a FPS without a mouse... I still find it painful.
Do you really have to play games as soon as they're out?
You could buy them a year (or 2 years) later, when they cost $15.
It's just a matter of preference. For the same amount of money, would you rather play 1 game all year long, or 10 different games?
I know it's anecdotal, but I bought a Maxtor HDD in late 2007.
It lasted about 6 months.
I bet they were selling like cupcakes.
Oh wait...
Well, there's this repository ("Tumbleweed" they call it) that basically turns OpenSUSE into a rolling release distro.
It's optional, though, and not enabled by default.
Actually, it's based on debian testing, rather than unstable.
A rolling release makes sense. What annoyed me the most in Ubuntu was the big upgrade every 6 months. (Takes at least an hour, makes major changes every time).
Maybe his point was that, most active reactors are generation 2 reactors, and there aren't any working thorium reactors (AFAIK).
The industry doesn't work that way.
"illnesses" that magically popped into existence in the past 20 years
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Not on Windows
You get UAC popups in Firefox because it is installed in %ProgramFiles%
You don't get UAC popups with Chrome because it is installed in %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\
Chrome doesn't have any administrative privileges.
I may be wrong, but since it is a loan guarantee, I would say no taxpayer's money has been spent on this. Yet.
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