So much this. I was a bit pensive with Win7, but seeing the taskbar and quicklaunch integrated made it soooo slick... like what OSX has had since FOREVER... changed the theme to 2K and went full performance rather than choke my laptop up with pretties (I want my databases to respond YESTERDAY). I have a Beryl desktop on a Linux VM which is what I have going when I'm not doing the ironing with the machine. Kicks arse out of Aero.
oh, claim to fame: the short-lived reboot of the ITV soap "Crossroads" had some scenes shot in my old apartment (Willoughby Court, Lenton, which is no longer there having been demolished).
I think there is more potential in the petabyte-potential crystal storage reported earlier this year, notwithstanding the fact that at current write speeds it would take 1200 years to fill just one 360TB crystal...
location location location. If you want a built-up ruin, there's that beach resort Hitler had built to house workers on holiday that wasn't occupied for what, forty years? Most of it's still empty. You could basically walk in and shoot a movie in there. If you don't fancy a trip to Germany, there's wilderness locations everywhere. Seven miles up the road from me there's an abandoned railway station, and right next to that there's a spot where it's so quiet you can hear your own heartbeat. The 2006 Shane Meadows movie "This Is England", set in 1983, was filmed in Lenton, Nottingham, among other places - with no set dressing and no CGI. I know this because I saw them filming it. All they did was put up a windbreak and a video camera, that was it. You don't even have to be in the place your movie is set in. All of the outside scenes in Doctor Who which were *apparently* set in London were in fact filmed in and around Cardiff.
SPOILER ALERT: they beat the aliens again with impossible technological crossover and obscene luck. Really, it was ID4 again only this time they fixed the tidal influence issue (and made a major plot point out of it yet STILL managed to fuck it up), stretched the suspension of disbelief thing WAY too far by trying to have us believe that surviving aliens built a twenty mile wide, five high structure out in the middle of the desert and in twenty years NOBODY spotted it... there's so much wrong with the movie, not least the terrible acting, you could run a thirty minute Youtube video and probably gross more.
AMD FX4300 quad core overclocked from 3.8 to 6.3GHz 8GB RAM 500GB 1st Gen + 250GB 2nd Gen SATA drives Radeon HD 6670 1GB GDDR5 to a 21.5" monitor@1080p
Fast enough for EVE Online at max everything fullscreen and Kerbal Space Program at native resolution and all the pretties on. Also great for video editing when I plug in a 1440x900 second monitor which is usually plugged in as a second screen on my laptop.
A project I have in mind is an ATX frame with mounts for up to a dozen 2.5" drives in a standard flight case. Just because.
As much as it requires a click-through, which means at some point it cross his screen giving him the opportunity to READ IT and either ACCEPT the terms of the CONTRACT or REJECT THE TERMS OF THE CONTRACT and either RENEGOTIATE THE TERMS or LOOK ELSEWHERE.
"Did you click the "I Accept" button?" "Yes." "Did you read the Terms of Service before clicking the "I Accept" button?" "No..." "Are you aware that having clicked the "I Accept" button you accepted the terms of the contract as is, with no prejudice as to any or all of the terms?" "..."
fuck that shit. Just drag their families out into the middle of the street and line them up on the median line, then walk along behind them and shoot each one in the head while making the cunt watch.
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no, money is infinite, it's generated and stored as numbers on an electronic ledger. Cash is the foldy stuff.
much.
http://www.techradar.com/news/...
So much this. I was a bit pensive with Win7, but seeing the taskbar and quicklaunch integrated made it soooo slick... like what OSX has had since FOREVER... changed the theme to 2K and went full performance rather than choke my laptop up with pretties (I want my databases to respond YESTERDAY). I have a Beryl desktop on a Linux VM which is what I have going when I'm not doing the ironing with the machine. Kicks arse out of Aero.
...would be "Can we have a one-click solution to REMOVING CORTANA FOR GOOD if we don't actually want it?"
Where did Verizon find 5 billion in *cash*?? Inside the mattress??
let me break it down like this: an anonymous website where you have to give a valid email address tied to you the person is NOT anonymous.
oh, claim to fame: the short-lived reboot of the ITV soap "Crossroads" had some scenes shot in my old apartment (Willoughby Court, Lenton, which is no longer there having been demolished).
probably... they also filmed in Leeds and Sheffield.
...completely unnecessary.
windows 11.
I think there is more potential in the petabyte-potential crystal storage reported earlier this year, notwithstanding the fact that at current write speeds it would take 1200 years to fill just one 360TB crystal...
http://www.pcworld.com/article...
chlorine is piss easy to extract: electrolysis of seawater.
Thank you, come again.
I mean, it's cool (pardon the pun) but not all of us have a GAN plant in our back garden...
(there's a GAN plant four miles up the road from me, but I'm not about to run up there with a thermos)
location location location. If you want a built-up ruin, there's that beach resort Hitler had built to house workers on holiday that wasn't occupied for what, forty years? Most of it's still empty. You could basically walk in and shoot a movie in there. If you don't fancy a trip to Germany, there's wilderness locations everywhere. Seven miles up the road from me there's an abandoned railway station, and right next to that there's a spot where it's so quiet you can hear your own heartbeat. The 2006 Shane Meadows movie "This Is England", set in 1983, was filmed in Lenton, Nottingham, among other places - with no set dressing and no CGI. I know this because I saw them filming it. All they did was put up a windbreak and a video camera, that was it. You don't even have to be in the place your movie is set in. All of the outside scenes in Doctor Who which were *apparently* set in London were in fact filmed in and around Cardiff.
I could make a sci-fi movie without having to resort to computer generated visual effects.
It's not all flying saucers and shit.
1984 being right in there with a movie you could shoot with one camera and no computer to be seen.
or the city scenes in Bladerunner.
According to the included documentaries in the SE box set, only one camera was used, with up to 16 overlaid exposures per frame.
SPOILER ALERT: they beat the aliens again with impossible technological crossover and obscene luck. Really, it was ID4 again only this time they fixed the tidal influence issue (and made a major plot point out of it yet STILL managed to fuck it up), stretched the suspension of disbelief thing WAY too far by trying to have us believe that surviving aliens built a twenty mile wide, five high structure out in the middle of the desert and in twenty years NOBODY spotted it... there's so much wrong with the movie, not least the terrible acting, you could run a thirty minute Youtube video and probably gross more.
AMD FX4300 quad core overclocked from 3.8 to 6.3GHz
8GB RAM
500GB 1st Gen + 250GB 2nd Gen SATA drives
Radeon HD 6670 1GB GDDR5 to a 21.5" monitor@1080p
Fast enough for EVE Online at max everything fullscreen and Kerbal Space Program at native resolution and all the pretties on. Also great for video editing when I plug in a 1440x900 second monitor which is usually plugged in as a second screen on my laptop.
A project I have in mind is an ATX frame with mounts for up to a dozen 2.5" drives in a standard flight case. Just because.
I build gaming cabinets using DOS. They sell better than new-build systems!
As much as it requires a click-through, which means at some point it cross his screen giving him the opportunity to READ IT and either ACCEPT the terms of the CONTRACT or REJECT THE TERMS OF THE CONTRACT and either RENEGOTIATE THE TERMS or LOOK ELSEWHERE.
"Did you click the "I Accept" button?"
"Yes."
"Did you read the Terms of Service before clicking the "I Accept" button?"
"No..."
"Are you aware that having clicked the "I Accept" button you accepted the terms of the contract as is, with no prejudice as to any or all of the terms?"
"..."
I look forward to my new HumanCentiPad.
where is "Briton"?
and how many mass shootings did you read about in Soviet Russia?
it is, it's fiscally enabling a criminal enterprise which is covered under racketeering laws.
fuck that shit. Just drag their families out into the middle of the street and line them up on the median line, then walk along behind them and shoot each one in the head while making the cunt watch.
1. Democracy rules. Scotland already had an independence vote, the answer was no. They must, therefore, surrender to the will of the Majority.
2. He wasn't ousted, he walked because things didn't go his way. His replacement is the same but WORSE.
3. I don't get it. What did I just read??