>It is the same thing that makes me nervous about going diesel... easy to get locally once you know who carries it, but a few hundred miles away from home and that 'not every station' element becomes a concern.
Where do you live? In MT, OR, and WA, not every station has diesel, but the vast majority do. If I had to guess, I would say close to 90% do. I can't really imagine being any more worried about it than regular gas.
>He unplugged the car because Tesla told him that the car would reach his destination. No, it is the opposite of that. You see, ~30 mi is *less* than ~60 mi, not more than.
>>He also increased the heat when the battery was low in order to try to fully discharge it >Or possibly because he was fucking cold.
Maybe he was cold. That doesn't change the fact that he turned the heat up at the point when he claimed he turned it down.
My Intel 3D acceleration has recently been working great at playing some Steam games, actually. And so did my old Intel chip (well, Wine and ID, not Steam at that time), and so did my r300.
>XVBA Eh, that would be nice, but even my old system played 1080p h.264 mkv files just fine, so I am not worried.
>framebuffer the framebuffer is not a function of the Mesa driver...
I get very little junk mail, and it currently goes to a relative's house (I was moving about too much for a while). At my apartment, I got tons of junk everyday... but I collected it and tossed it without checking it like once every 3 weeks or so, and the post office finally killed off everything. Whoever moves there next can thank me.
For some years I checked gmail for false positives, but I gave up any systematic checking (I check sporadically, a few times a year). If I am getting false positives, it is rare and only on mailing list material.
That is awesome that you put them out of business (though cooler if they had never opened...). Gives me hope for a town that is currently trying to stop a Wal-Mart...
No see, I am intelligent, which is why I damn well know that you can't pin the differences or even the fundamental differences between other apes and humans on one gene. The gene seems to be very influential, but "separated by a single gene"? Bullshit.
When the GP was collapsed, I saw your "137" and thought I recognized it, and I was right. That comment is just how he (t)rolls. Fun guy, really. Kids these days don't even know the elders...
Carcinogens? Really? There appears to be one article in the Telegraph, and a bunch of copies/knock off articles. I am not seeing the actual results of the research anywhere, much less a peer-reviewed paper. I am not seeing any peer-reviewed papers by him in fact. I did find this: http://www.alab-berlin.de/portrait/portrait.html which seems to indicate that he is real person and Alab Labs does exist, but that is about it.
Which isn't to say that their aren't reasons to use alternatives to fluorescent lights. LEDs are more efficient (or can be), and more economical, and daylight is nice when and where you can get it. But "OMG carcinogens!" isn't a valid reason without proving a connection.
Glad I never tried to sign up there. I am no idiot, and I like anime, but even if I *could* figure such a thing out, I can't imagine I would take the time and effort to do so. I might run a few google searches, but I have doubts that that would be enough to find it.
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>It is the same thing that makes me nervous about going diesel... easy to get locally once you know who carries it, but a few hundred miles away from home and that 'not every station' element becomes a concern.
Where do you live? In MT, OR, and WA, not every station has diesel, but the vast majority do. If I had to guess, I would say close to 90% do. I can't really imagine being any more worried about it than regular gas.
>He unplugged the car because Tesla told him that the car would reach his destination.
No, it is the opposite of that. You see, ~30 mi is *less* than ~60 mi, not more than.
>>He also increased the heat when the battery was low in order to try to fully discharge it
>Or possibly because he was fucking cold.
Maybe he was cold. That doesn't change the fact that he turned the heat up at the point when he claimed he turned it down.
Having a stable ABI would BE the the problem.
My Intel 3D acceleration has recently been working great at playing some Steam games, actually. And so did my old Intel chip (well, Wine and ID, not Steam at that time), and so did my r300.
>XVBA
Eh, that would be nice, but even my old system played 1080p h.264 mkv files just fine, so I am not worried.
>framebuffer
the framebuffer is not a function of the Mesa driver...
ABI breakage is all you need to know about the blobs.
And I never said I hadn't used it in the past. Because I did, though it didn't take me long to go buy a Radeon to replace it (this was pre-Nouveau)
I wouldn't use Nvidia anyway, but if I did, I sure wouldn't use the binary pile of shit.
Quality goes kinda like this:
fglrx < Nvidia < Nouveau < r300g/r600g < i965
I talked to a European once about that stuff. I didn't fully get all the details, but I do know the US has nothing like it.
Ross Scott
To clarify, do it CG, with Ross as Gordon's VA. Awesome!
http://www.accursedfarms.com/movies/fm/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J80KD4BG7M
I get very little junk mail, and it currently goes to a relative's house (I was moving about too much for a while). At my apartment, I got tons of junk everyday... but I collected it and tossed it without checking it like once every 3 weeks or so, and the post office finally killed off everything. Whoever moves there next can thank me.
For some years I checked gmail for false positives, but I gave up any systematic checking (I check sporadically, a few times a year). If I am getting false positives, it is rare and only on mailing list material.
That is awesome that you put them out of business (though cooler if they had never opened...). Gives me hope for a town that is currently trying to stop a Wal-Mart...
Made me think of Stross' "Halting State" where the bad guys "implemented TCP/IP over AD&D"
I know it is a joke, but cement manufacture has very high CO2 emissions. It is something like 5%-7% of global human carbon emissions.
But "duck" is not monophyletic! Is it Anatinae, Aythyinae, Merginae, Oxyurinae, or something else?
Agreed. When my brother was a C# dev (including when he worked at MS on Codeplex) he talked about using reflection a lot.
You can tune a filesystem, but you can't tuna fish!
>like an iPhone
Need some royalty in your country? There's an app for that!
>> let's go sit in the sun
>terribly slow and indirect way to kill yourself.
Pretty sure sitting in the sun will kill you instantly. Plasma tends to do bad things to molecules.
No see, I am intelligent, which is why I damn well know that you can't pin the differences or even the fundamental differences between other apes and humans on one gene. The gene seems to be very influential, but "separated by a single gene"? Bullshit.
*that
Bullshit.
Thant is all.
When the GP was collapsed, I saw your "137" and thought I recognized it, and I was right. That comment is just how he (t)rolls. Fun guy, really.
Kids these days don't even know the elders...
That is what hashtags are for.
Not that I care, Twitter is stupid and so are collage and pro sports.
>headache-inducing[citation needed], depression-causing[citation needed], carcinogen-containing[citation really needed] fluorescents
Carcinogens? Really? There appears to be one article in the Telegraph, and a bunch of copies/knock off articles. I am not seeing the actual results of the research anywhere, much less a peer-reviewed paper. I am not seeing any peer-reviewed papers by him in fact. I did find this: http://www.alab-berlin.de/portrait/portrait.html which seems to indicate that he is real person and Alab Labs does exist, but that is about it.
Which isn't to say that their aren't reasons to use alternatives to fluorescent lights. LEDs are more efficient (or can be), and more economical, and daylight is nice when and where you can get it. But "OMG carcinogens!" isn't a valid reason without proving a connection.
Glad I never tried to sign up there. I am no idiot, and I like anime, but even if I *could* figure such a thing out, I can't imagine I would take the time and effort to do so. I might run a few google searches, but I have doubts that that would be enough to find it.