I'm not very smart, but it seems to me that the difference in potential energy between masses even at small differences in height would be vastly greater than the work that the negligible delta pressure between those same two heights could do, so isn't this kind of obvious?
In case you haven't been keeping up with the times, internet access is becoming one of those "basic necessities," and can't really be fairly represented by your simplistic argument.
I'd like to charge you $100 per mile to drive on my roads. Oh, you can't afford that? Well just wait until the next election cycle and you can change the laws. By that time you won't have a job to commute to anymore, but at least you will have proven yourself a non-consumer.
Just because the article is a terrible piece objectively and doesn't link to any hard data doesn't mean the data doesn't exist.
Thereareplenty
of
data to suggest that tablet use isn't the best for kids' brains. Enough evidence to suggest that ANYTHING else would be better, including (OHMYGAWD) playing with LEGOs.
That's the only explanation that I can accept. I don't think anyone is hating you, you are in general agreement with what looks like the popular opinion.
What size of files were being read/written to arrive at your number? This is important when comparing SSDs to platter drives, because SSDs tend to be better with smaller files.
And in the time it takes you to want/need the next upgrade, stuff will be cheaper anyway, as well as having the newest technology, standards, etc... Never buy on the bleeding edge. Buy where the best bang for buck is, which is usually where the most units (and commensurate lower profit margins) are.
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If you're not a middleman you're in the wrong business.
Until the cost-cutting comes...
Why do silver bullets always get all the love? Gold bullets would be awesome.
Wow, 2 pointless syntactical corrections to the same comment whose intended meaning was obvious.
Is there a legal definition of "exceptional?" Aren't these types of cases already so common that they wouldn't qualify as "exceptional?"
I'm not very smart, but it seems to me that the difference in potential energy between masses even at small differences in height would be vastly greater than the work that the negligible delta pressure between those same two heights could do, so isn't this kind of obvious?
In case you haven't been keeping up with the times, internet access is becoming one of those "basic necessities," and can't really be fairly represented by your simplistic argument.
I'd like to charge you $100 per mile to drive on my roads. Oh, you can't afford that? Well just wait until the next election cycle and you can change the laws. By that time you won't have a job to commute to anymore, but at least you will have proven yourself a non-consumer.
Orbiting body surrounded by other orbiting bodies occasionally gets smacked by an orbiting body, news at 11.
You forgot IIIum, IIIum, IIIum, IIIum, and IIIum.
Or it could be that Yahoo Japan and Alibaba are also overvalued.
This really seems more plausible.
We need a Detroit ETF
People still go to the theater to see movies?
...and Facebook users, at that?
Republics are not people.
Huge whoosh
Just because the article is a terrible piece objectively and doesn't link to any hard data doesn't mean the data doesn't exist. There are plenty of data to suggest that tablet use isn't the best for kids' brains. Enough evidence to suggest that ANYTHING else would be better, including (OHMYGAWD) playing with LEGOs.
You could get a better result with a tape measure and long division...
QUAD DAMAGE
That's the only explanation that I can accept. I don't think anyone is hating you, you are in general agreement with what looks like the popular opinion.
There is a difference, but there's heaps of evidence that tell us your ears won't be able to hear it.
They had to, because there was a banana in the tailpipe.
What size of files were being read/written to arrive at your number? This is important when comparing SSDs to platter drives, because SSDs tend to be better with smaller files.
And in the time it takes you to want/need the next upgrade, stuff will be cheaper anyway, as well as having the newest technology, standards, etc... Never buy on the bleeding edge. Buy where the best bang for buck is, which is usually where the most units (and commensurate lower profit margins) are.
Hey look, some idiot hit the gas pedal instead of the brake pedal and it's "news" because it was a Toyota.
FTFY
Meant to say $60 .lt. $99
Really? One book per month makes it worth it alone? What's the average price of a book, like $5? (on the high side even.) So that's 12*$5 = $60 $99
Brilliant.