Buying from an in-game merchant that is there to sell stuff and selling to an in-game merchant who is there to buy stuff (usually the same merchant) has never been an exploit in any game I've ever played. I guess GW2 has strange rules.
I don't know all the details of this situation, but what you write is irrelevant. People had the idea for human flight for thousands of years, but that doesn't stop Boeing and Airbus from obtaining thousands of patents on their aircraft.
No. Vaccines are not 100% effective. If you are vaccinated, but no one else is, your chances for infection are much greater than they would be if otherwise because each one of those people has greater chance of catching and spreading the disease to you. The more people are vaccinated, the less chance each person has of contracting and spreading the disease.
The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are/were taking so long because the US chose not to nuke the places from orbit. If one is fighting a war of survival, betting against the US is far from a sure thing.
If the Founding Fathers had insisted on universal suffrage and no slavery, there would not be a United States of America for them to have been Founding Fathers of. You are projecting your values and complete inflexibility on issues you consider important on to people trying to form a cohesive federation of States with very different interests.
I guess you don't remember that your point doesn't matter in the slightest. Apple defined the (modern) tablet market. It doesn't matter what price they came in with, it was by definition the high-end price. There was no low-end!
This makes no sense. Assuming that double the bacteria requires double the food, after 1 minute there is only 15 minutes worth of food left (minus whatever the bacteria ate during the one minute).
It's very unlikely that there are more than a few dozen people on the planet who can regularly tune hand-written assembly to outperform a good compiler across a wide range of CPU models. If you know exactly the exact hardware your code will run on, down to the RAM timings, you might be able to optimize for it. Otherwise, you will almost certainly lose as soon as one part is changed.
Perhaps the only practical exception is using vectorized instructions (SSE, Altivec, etc.) when available, if you don't already have a library to replace the affected intrinsics.
You are an idiot. 30% is not an insane percentage given that Apple takes care of hosting, distribution and all finances involved in a purchase. (They don't pay your taxes for you.) All you have to pay for is marketing.
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Buying from an in-game merchant that is there to sell stuff and selling to an in-game merchant who is there to buy stuff (usually the same merchant) has never been an exploit in any game I've ever played. I guess GW2 has strange rules.
I don't know all the details of this situation, but what you write is irrelevant. People had the idea for human flight for thousands of years, but that doesn't stop Boeing and Airbus from obtaining thousands of patents on their aircraft.
Ideas are not patentable, implementations are.
I hope your mother runs you over while chatting on her iPhone.
From what I've read, it's because Motorola has been ignoring the ND part of that acronym.
You have a very strange idea of loss.
You're completely unable to comprehend what you read.
The GP wrote that small cars are unsafe when most other drivers are driving trucks. He is correct. It's not the truck driver he's worried about.
That just means that Batman is totally unrealistic. Incest and torture happen all the time.
No. Vaccines are not 100% effective. If you are vaccinated, but no one else is, your chances for infection are much greater than they would be if otherwise because each one of those people has greater chance of catching and spreading the disease to you. The more people are vaccinated, the less chance each person has of contracting and spreading the disease.
I find that you deserve death by torture.
My logic is just as unassailable as yours.
Also I don't get why unvaccinated students are putting other students at risk.
Another example of the reason why stupid should be painful. And given the topic, fatal.
How can someone be so fucking stupid as to not know that the TSA let him through? Twice!
Oh right, he can be an anonymous cowshit on slashdot.
Woooooooooooooosh!
(And that's not the sound of the turbine!)
That's only a big advantage if you don't want to run Windows. The vast majority of computer users do, in fact, want to run Windows.
Stop posting from the future.
There isn't a PC in existence that can ray-trace a full scene (1920x1080 or better) in anything approaching "realtime" (24fps or better).
The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are/were taking so long because the US chose not to nuke the places from orbit. If one is fighting a war of survival, betting against the US is far from a sure thing.
If the Founding Fathers had insisted on universal suffrage and no slavery, there would not be a United States of America for them to have been Founding Fathers of. You are projecting your values and complete inflexibility on issues you consider important on to people trying to form a cohesive federation of States with very different interests.
Can we a get a "-100 Raped and Murdered the Joke" mod?
Netflix on iOS doesn't need much in the way of DRM, though, because there's no way to run another app to capture the stream.
I guess you don't remember that your point doesn't matter in the slightest. Apple defined the (modern) tablet market. It doesn't matter what price they came in with, it was by definition the high-end price. There was no low-end!
It's not software developers who are conservative or liberal. It's people!
This makes no sense. Assuming that double the bacteria requires double the food, after 1 minute there is only 15 minutes worth of food left (minus whatever the bacteria ate during the one minute).
But just about all of it requires less water than rice!
It's very unlikely that there are more than a few dozen people on the planet who can regularly tune hand-written assembly to outperform a good compiler across a wide range of CPU models. If you know exactly the exact hardware your code will run on, down to the RAM timings, you might be able to optimize for it. Otherwise, you will almost certainly lose as soon as one part is changed.
Perhaps the only practical exception is using vectorized instructions (SSE, Altivec, etc.) when available, if you don't already have a library to replace the affected intrinsics.
You are an idiot. 30% is not an insane percentage given that Apple takes care of hosting, distribution and all finances involved in a purchase. (They don't pay your taxes for you.) All you have to pay for is marketing.
If that's the obvious question, you must know almost nothing about computers and/or software. Or your reading comprehension is gone missing.
No one said anything about changing the OS.