Well, I did rejoice when they announced their brcmfmac ans brcmsmac drivers, except that the latter was then basically abandoned, with new hardware support never being added apart from the limited initial offering, and that's the driver supposed to cover their laptop chips! So yeah, it's Intel or Atheros/Qualcomm for me right now. Realtek has general good linux support, but their chips cover only the lower end of the market. Mediatek is what was once known as Ralink, their support used to be good, I wonder how it is now. Any other current vendors I did not mention?
Exactly, how is this guy on the same page of Matteo Messina Denaro, a Sicilian mafia boss who killed the child son of a rival boss and dissolved his body in an acid vat?
Not a hater, but much keen on using straw man arguments. Keep it on topic: whether sustainable or not, nobody forced communication companies to sell unlimited data plans. Basically they used it as a marketing ploy to sell what they didn't possess, and once internet traffic got high enough that the limits of their scheme would be tested, they backtraced. Which is contract breach, and possibly fraud if it can be proven they were aware of the Ponzi scheme nature of their offer.
So, you're saying that the technologically superior has the right to exterminate the inferior, especially if the latter is not as ethically immaculate as some positive racist (albeit outdated) narrative tells us?
Ultimately utopistic. Nations will still compete for access to natural resources, and will feed nationalisms and cultural particolarisms in order to do so. Access to oil and water supplies plays a major part in the current Middle East situation. Cultural, racial and religious identities are just tools in this struggle, even if the media will try to pass a simplicistic good vs. evil scenario.
The source does count, since the numbers they give really don't add up. Here's a good analysis, it's in Italian sorry: http://www.techeconomy.it/2015...
Also, by technical issues they mean "we relay a lot on Access and have no will to convert".
Afaik, the total amount of matter actually reacting at any given moment is less than a gram, if you cut that supply the reaction will auto-extinguish in micro-seconds.
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Yes, down to the teeth.
Well, I did rejoice when they announced their brcmfmac ans brcmsmac drivers, except that the latter was then basically abandoned, with new hardware support never being added apart from the limited initial offering, and that's the driver supposed to cover their laptop chips!
So yeah, it's Intel or Atheros/Qualcomm for me right now. Realtek has general good linux support, but their chips cover only the lower end of the market. Mediatek is what was once known as Ralink, their support used to be good, I wonder how it is now. Any other current vendors I did not mention?
Exactly, how is this guy on the same page of Matteo Messina Denaro, a Sicilian mafia boss who killed the child son of a rival boss and dissolved his body in an acid vat?
Netflix started here in Italy last November, but House of Cards is not part of the catalogue because they already sold broadcasting rights to Sky.
If you don't already know who "bronies" are, don't look for them.
No, because you can only blame yourself. Or al-Baghdadi, good luck in suing him.
There's nothing proprietary in those extensions since FreeSync is part of VESA standards. If anything, blame HDMI for not following VESA.
Not a hater, but much keen on using straw man arguments.
Keep it on topic: whether sustainable or not, nobody forced communication companies to sell unlimited data plans. Basically they used it as a marketing ploy to sell what they didn't possess, and once internet traffic got high enough that the limits of their scheme would be tested, they backtraced. Which is contract breach, and possibly fraud if it can be proven they were aware of the Ponzi scheme nature of their offer.
You can play it for free in your browser.
A remake was attempted in 2012 but the Kickstarter campaign didn't reach its goal.
So, you're saying that the technologically superior has the right to exterminate the inferior, especially if the latter is not as ethically immaculate as some positive racist (albeit outdated) narrative tells us?
No, we cannot. It's really old rhetoric and it's beyond boredom.
There's this funny little word, that starts with "lay" and end with "offs"...
They already did: I bought my 500GB Crucial MX200 for 160€.
Ultimately utopistic. Nations will still compete for access to natural resources, and will feed nationalisms and cultural particolarisms in order to do so. Access to oil and water supplies plays a major part in the current Middle East situation. Cultural, racial and religious identities are just tools in this struggle, even if the media will try to pass a simplicistic good vs. evil scenario.
And so is Beyond Earth.
I double dare you to drive from Slovakia to Spain in only 6 hours.
Does that mean no more minimum wage jobs in city centers?
You might notice that working hours have nothing to do with productivity, otherwise Japan would lead the graph you just posted.
Or maybe, home healthcare should be a public service paid by the whole community through taxes proportional to their income? Just saying...
Did you even read the research? China and many Europen nations are also put in the equation.
"Don't trust that Hitler guy. I know he's never gonna make it but you never know..."
The source does count, since the numbers they give really don't add up. Here's a good analysis, it's in Italian sorry: http://www.techeconomy.it/2015...
Also, by technical issues they mean "we relay a lot on Access and have no will to convert".
Afaik, the total amount of matter actually reacting at any given moment is less than a gram, if you cut that supply the reaction will auto-extinguish in micro-seconds.
It's not as anachronistic as the Grauballe Man, who apparently ate corn porridge between 290B.C. and 310 A.D.. In Europe. Corn.
Montalbano single-handedly saves the whole utter crap RAI produces.
An Italian.