500 Euro banknotes are readily available.Wikipedia notes "Approximately 580,593,400 €500 notes in circulation around the Eurozone.[61] That is approximately €290,296,675,500 worth of banknotes."
Interestingly, there only "Approximately 188,575,200 €200 notes in circulation around the Eurozone.[61] That makes it the least used banknote of the Eurozone. That is approximately €37,715,031,400 worth of banknotes.[61]"
My guess is that the 500 Euro note has special value among those who habitually exchange briefcases of currency.
That's because he used the handwriting sample to forge contracts with the devil that his agents would then "discover" while searching his enemy's house (the Church had its own extensive judicial system in those days). It's one of those phrases, like "let them eat cake", that has been twisted and distorted from its original context even if it is not wholly apocryphal.
The bunkers make a second strike more credible, and thus deter the first strike. If the enemy knows that retaliation is inevitable, even with a preemptory strike at, say, the white house and pentagon--he won't strike first.
SSBNs are a terribly expensive solution to the problem. They can also be followed by attack submarines.
Many nuclear weapons are targeted against known "threat" nuclear weapons, which are, in turn, located in armored bunkers. Precise targeting is essential, as a near miss is akin to throwing a hand grenade at the wrong part of a tank.
WHY DOES half the population of the world ruins shit and hold the other half back? (half being just an arbitrary number) because 90% of anything is crap. count yourself lucky that it's only 50%
because a 70 inch reflector is interesting, but a 70 inch refractor is extraordinary. By not making the type of telescope clear in the headline, the submitter is practicing good click bait techniques. Not nearly as enticing as "Charlize Theron NSFW", but...
A laptop can also sit on a desk, does that make it a desktop?
It depends on the battery life. If it can't be used in the field for periods long enough to do useful work, the laptop might as well be just a desktop.
Which 3 inch thick desktop are you using then? I haven't seen many of those for sale at Best Buy.
I don't think best buy sells the hp z1. It may not be three inches thick, but why would that be important?
That system that you recommend is a joke compared to the 21" iMac. It's a bit cheaper in price, and a lot cheaper in everything else. Comparing it to the 27" is plain ridiculous.
But both are similar in at least one respect--they cannot play the games he wants to play, at the level he expects. If you're going to waste money on a PC that fails to meet the required specs, you might as well waste less money.
Times have changed. Seiki, a brand with a somewhat dubious reputation, has released a 39 inch 4k display that sells for $699. You may quibble about build quality, color rendition, viewing angle and a 30 Hz refresh rate, but "4k for seven hundred" is a powerful meme.
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Indeed. And they're quite popular compared to 100 or 200 CHF notes.
500 Euro banknotes are readily available.Wikipedia notes "Approximately 580,593,400 €500 notes in circulation around the Eurozone.[61] That is approximately €290,296,675,500 worth of banknotes."
Interestingly, there only "Approximately 188,575,200 €200 notes in circulation around the Eurozone.[61] That makes it the least used banknote of the Eurozone. That is approximately €37,715,031,400 worth of banknotes.[61]"
My guess is that the 500 Euro note has special value among those who habitually exchange briefcases of currency.
That's because he used the handwriting sample to forge contracts with the devil that his agents would then "discover" while searching his enemy's house (the Church had its own extensive judicial system in those days). It's one of those phrases, like "let them eat cake", that has been twisted and distorted from its original context even if it is not wholly apocryphal.
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To deter the threat of nuclear war, of course.
The bunkers make a second strike more credible, and thus deter the first strike. If the enemy knows that retaliation is inevitable, even with a preemptory strike at, say, the white house and pentagon--he won't strike first.
SSBNs are a terribly expensive solution to the problem. They can also be followed by attack submarines.
Many nuclear weapons are targeted against known "threat" nuclear weapons, which are, in turn, located in armored bunkers. Precise targeting is essential, as a near miss is akin to throwing a hand grenade at the wrong part of a tank.
How about an ad for low testosterone treatment?
*May result in mammary growth, headache, abdominal pain, prostate cancer. And for gods sake, keep it away from your kids!
Enough space? Do you like your skin tones waxed?
How in the world can anyone make out individual pixels at 1080p on a reasonable screen size without getting right up to the screen?
The key is redefining what is considered to be a reasonable screen size.
Is 70 inches reasonable? Perhaps 80?
Wake me up when someplace civilized is hosting.
WHY DOES half the population of the world ruins shit and hold the other half back? (half being just an arbitrary number)
because 90% of anything is crap. count yourself lucky that it's only 50%
And the Pacific basin is larger. More space for the hurricane to develop without hitting land.
Haiyan is what the International community calls it. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration has its own naming scheme
because a 70 inch reflector is interesting, but a 70 inch refractor is extraordinary. By not making the type of telescope clear in the headline, the submitter is practicing good click bait techniques. Not nearly as enticing as "Charlize Theron NSFW", but...
Not get out of bed? You'll miss the America's Cup!
75 Hz? Back when I used a CRT, 85 Hz was my preferred minimum; 60 Hz was ghastly, 75 Hz was bearable for short periods, and 85 Hz was rock solid.
hmm. nvidia 4000m graphics. Oh well.
Has the new Mac Pro been benchmarked?
A laptop can also sit on a desk, does that make it a desktop?
It depends on the battery life. If it can't be used in the field for periods long enough to do useful work, the laptop might as well be just a desktop.
Which 3 inch thick desktop are you using then? I haven't seen many of those for sale at Best Buy.
I don't think best buy sells the hp z1. It may not be three inches thick, but why would that be important?
So go and fight your little war. We'll wait.
That system that you recommend is a joke compared to the 21" iMac. It's a bit cheaper in price, and a lot cheaper in everything else. Comparing it to the 27" is plain ridiculous.
But both are similar in at least one respect--they cannot play the games he wants to play, at the level he expects. If you're going to waste money on a PC that fails to meet the required specs, you might as well waste less money.
Not much better than a tablet really since it's using a mobile graphics processor as well
How can the iMac possibly be as good as a tablet?. it's heavy. It's bulky. Battery life is abysmal/I€
RT used to stand for "Russia Today". Perhaps you used a different website to learn about the NSA revelations.
iMacs are not mobile.
In both instances, a consequence of designing computers around the video chipset. The iMac still uses a mobile video chipset.
Times have changed. Seiki, a brand with a somewhat dubious reputation, has released a 39 inch 4k display that sells for $699. You may quibble about build quality, color rendition, viewing angle and a 30 Hz refresh rate, but "4k for seven hundred" is a powerful meme.