Whatever floats your boat, but personally I think the whole streaming fad is a bit overblown. I have a slightly older PC in my office compared to the one in the living room (still no slouch) with Steam running on both. Steam has had streaming between PCs for a while now, but every time I try it (either direction) the quality is severely reduced and things just get laggy. Maybe for casual games it's fine.
It's not just the cab companies themselves that take the hit. A consumer who wants to use one of the now-defunct cab companies because they had a bad experience with uber and actually want the government protection will soon have fewer options.
You make good points and you may be right there's an ulterior motive. I don't know why Iran didn't decide to use the CANDU architecture, but there's no actual evidence of bomb making here. That's all I'm trying to say.
I don't exactly believe they *aren't* working for a bomb. I'm just saying your "evidence" is pretty thin for an accusation that they *are* working for a bomb. 20% isn't anywhere near what you need for a bomb. Maybe it's more than what they otherwise would need, but we could speculate all day as to what that implies. Maybe the centrifuges they made were just really good and happened to give them more yield than they needed. Maybe they didn't dispose of the centrifuges that did more than necessary because they're just expensive and a waste to throw away. I don't know. You don't know either.
That's pretty easy to say. Where's your evidence? I have no evidence they *aren't* (or weren't) trying, but there's such a thing as the benefit of the doubt.
Whether my consciousness exists in the dream of another being or a computer simulation, I *do* exist. It's inherently self-proving. I think, therefor I am.
I work for a tech company in engineering as well (electrical). My company prides itself on being "picky" in terms of who it hires, but honestly they reject a lot of people who I think would work out just fine. We get hundreds of resumes at career fairs, and pick about 10 to even contact at all. Then, if we're lucky, just one will accept our offer. It's ridiculous. Maybe what Google needs is similar to what my company needs: to not be so pretentious about their requirements.
The problem with Grooveshark is that it wasn't sending the ad revenue to the copyright owners. You were already pirating. As you explained though, it's kind of hard not to if you want reliability. The best thing to do is make sure to see the artists you like in concert whenever possible. Songkick is great at facilitating that.
That's the price all of us have to pay when we, the majority, cannot and/or dare not to, control the action of the few
That's called tyrany. Our country was founded on the "few" having protections from the majority.
No matter if it's USA or France of Belgium or the Netherlands or Germany, as long as our society can not (and/or dare not to) confront those Islamists and get them to ditch their barbaric behavior, all of us will suffer
Define "confront".
You guys saw what happened in Garland Texas just days before
Yeah, some retards got shot by the police without inflicting any serious harm.
You guys saw the length the government of Germany has to go --- including canceling at least two public events --- just to prevent the events becoming a bloodbath by the hands of the Islamists
That's debatable and begs for citation. Even if they did cancel events due to terrorist threats, it doesn't imply that there would definitely have been a bloodbath had they not.
And that's not all... the Madrid train station bombing, the Boston Marathon bombing, the London Tube bombing, what happened to the World Trade Center of New York City, and so on
There have been significant acts of terrorism well before Islamic terrorism was all the rage. Oklahoma city, University of Texas, and so on.
they better behave like the Western people do... they can go back to where they came from
Sure you're from China and not Arizona?
they get to do whatever they like in the wide sand fields of Saudi Arabia, I don't care
Your previous statements make it sound like you do.
The world at large has been very tolerant with them
I wouldn't go that far, but there is an effort to hold back full on racism in the interest of not marginalizing innocent Muslims.
Iran's leaders are threatening to destroy Israel and wipe it off the map.
Does Israel even believe they're going to actually attempt this? This point is made a lot, and I think it's obviously just pandering to their own conservatives.
It is perfectly rational for Israel to bomb Iran's nuclear weapons programs back into the stone age
If that were true then why don't they? As much fear mongering as they've done in the past you would think it'd be over by now.
negotiators are trying to avert a war, or at least not increase the scope of the existing conflict.
Negotiators are trying to dismantle Iran's nuclear capabilities. There won't be a war until Iran actually attacks Israel, which I find unlikely (similar to NK attacking us). I'd bet 100:1 that if there was a war between Israel and Iran, Israel would be the one to strike first (as they've done in the past).
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Whatever floats your boat, but personally I think the whole streaming fad is a bit overblown. I have a slightly older PC in my office compared to the one in the living room (still no slouch) with Steam running on both. Steam has had streaming between PCs for a while now, but every time I try it (either direction) the quality is severely reduced and things just get laggy. Maybe for casual games it's fine.
Have you ever owned an XBOX? Those things get loud.
do you really want that gaming PC in your living room?
Yep. No console can drive my 4k TV.
So put this on your monitor stand. Universally works with all monitor brands!
It's not just the cab companies themselves that take the hit. A consumer who wants to use one of the now-defunct cab companies because they had a bad experience with uber and actually want the government protection will soon have fewer options.
Until a fancy new upstart creates a "narcotics sharing" app that bypasses all the certificates etc.
I see this word thrown around a lot lately, but wouldn't millennials be only 15 years old or younger?
You make good points and you may be right there's an ulterior motive. I don't know why Iran didn't decide to use the CANDU architecture, but there's no actual evidence of bomb making here. That's all I'm trying to say.
I don't exactly believe they *aren't* working for a bomb. I'm just saying your "evidence" is pretty thin for an accusation that they *are* working for a bomb. 20% isn't anywhere near what you need for a bomb. Maybe it's more than what they otherwise would need, but we could speculate all day as to what that implies. Maybe the centrifuges they made were just really good and happened to give them more yield than they needed. Maybe they didn't dispose of the centrifuges that did more than necessary because they're just expensive and a waste to throw away. I don't know. You don't know either.
Where is this math? What does CANDU have to do with Iran?
That's pretty easy to say. Where's your evidence? I have no evidence they *aren't* (or weren't) trying, but there's such a thing as the benefit of the doubt.
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Better than showing up first to the game and wondering why you're not winning. You can probably guess which company I'm referring to.
Whether my consciousness exists in the dream of another being or a computer simulation, I *do* exist. It's inherently self-proving. I think, therefor I am.
Would you be happy if it was? FISA is a secret kangaroo court anyway.
I work for a tech company in engineering as well (electrical). My company prides itself on being "picky" in terms of who it hires, but honestly they reject a lot of people who I think would work out just fine. We get hundreds of resumes at career fairs, and pick about 10 to even contact at all. Then, if we're lucky, just one will accept our offer. It's ridiculous. Maybe what Google needs is similar to what my company needs: to not be so pretentious about their requirements.
The problem with Grooveshark is that it wasn't sending the ad revenue to the copyright owners. You were already pirating. As you explained though, it's kind of hard not to if you want reliability. The best thing to do is make sure to see the artists you like in concert whenever possible. Songkick is great at facilitating that.
That's the price all of us have to pay when we, the majority, cannot and/or dare not to, control the action of the few
That's called tyrany. Our country was founded on the "few" having protections from the majority.
No matter if it's USA or France of Belgium or the Netherlands or Germany, as long as our society can not (and/or dare not to) confront those Islamists and get them to ditch their barbaric behavior, all of us will suffer
Define "confront".
You guys saw what happened in Garland Texas just days before
Yeah, some retards got shot by the police without inflicting any serious harm.
You guys saw the length the government of Germany has to go --- including canceling at least two public events --- just to prevent the events becoming a bloodbath by the hands of the Islamists
That's debatable and begs for citation. Even if they did cancel events due to terrorist threats, it doesn't imply that there would definitely have been a bloodbath had they not.
And that's not all ... the Madrid train station bombing, the Boston Marathon bombing, the London Tube bombing, what happened to the World Trade Center of New York City, and so on
There have been significant acts of terrorism well before Islamic terrorism was all the rage. Oklahoma city, University of Texas, and so on.
they better behave like the Western people do ... they can go back to where they came from
Sure you're from China and not Arizona?
they get to do whatever they like in the wide sand fields of Saudi Arabia, I don't care
Your previous statements make it sound like you do.
The world at large has been very tolerant with them
I wouldn't go that far, but there is an effort to hold back full on racism in the interest of not marginalizing innocent Muslims.
Why would anyone loather him?
Well, as long as someone's in favor of it we should keep invading middle eastern countries then.
So what's your suggestion Mr. Expert?
I like my 3 WQHD displays, but there are still times when I'd like a bit more "space" for development and debugging.
Wow, maybe you're just not managing what you have very well.
Dunkin Donuts sells food. Ruth's Chris sells food. There's an overlap in market there.
Iran's leaders are threatening to destroy Israel and wipe it off the map.
Does Israel even believe they're going to actually attempt this? This point is made a lot, and I think it's obviously just pandering to their own conservatives.
It is perfectly rational for Israel to bomb Iran's nuclear weapons programs back into the stone age
If that were true then why don't they? As much fear mongering as they've done in the past you would think it'd be over by now.
negotiators are trying to avert a war, or at least not increase the scope of the existing conflict.
Negotiators are trying to dismantle Iran's nuclear capabilities. There won't be a war until Iran actually attacks Israel, which I find unlikely (similar to NK attacking us). I'd bet 100:1 that if there was a war between Israel and Iran, Israel would be the one to strike first (as they've done in the past).
They have not upheld a single item from past deals. Why should they start now?
Because they like money. We're actually lifting the sanctions this time, and they can go back in place if needed.