You still have time to buy sub-$1 crypto-currencies, just in case they take off. There's still a lot of sub-one-cent cryptos, doesn't take much for them to fluctuate.
Zuck: Yeah so if you ever need info about anyone at Harvard Zuck: Just ask Zuck: I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS [Redacted Friend's Name]: What? How'd you manage that one? Zuck: People just submitted it. Zuck: I don't know why. Zuck: They "trust me" Zuck: Dumb fucks
I don't use any of these, yet there's one I absolutely hate: Pinterest.
It's nearly impossible to search for images without a huge part of the results linking to Pinterest. Pinterest, of course, don't let you do anything without a fucking account.
I wish Google would add a "Remove Pinterest results" button, or at least let us save permanent search filters to our account, applied to every search we make.
Purism describes Management Engine as "a separate CPU that can run and control a computer even when powered off."
So the ME has a built-in battery? When I power off my PC, I really power it off. Yes, once the computer part is off I also switch off the power supply.
If you want a really good printer, there's the Prusa i3 mk3, tons of amazing features for under $1K. I've also heard good things about LulzBot's printers.
A 3D printer is just like any other tool. It's nice to have but it's not useful for everything. A 3D printer can do things that a CNC can't do, a CNC can do things a 3D printer can do, add a lathe and a laser cutter into your shop and you can pretty much do anything.
Same goes for having a hammer, a saw and a screwdriver. They're different tools for different uses.
Bitcoin mining cluster CPU mining comparison with desktop PC PC i7-2600, hash rate 20000, 95 watts Galaxy S5, hash rate 2600, 4 watts
Power efficiency PC i7-2600, 211 Khash/watt Galaxy S5, 650 Khash/watt
Can any of these compete with ASICs? No. But they can still participate in a pool. They could also mine something else like Dogecoin, Litecoin or Monero.
Does it really matter to compete with ASIC miners? That's like saying the #2 mining pool can't compete with the #1 mining pool so it's pointless and they should stop? What if all their phones are powered by solar panels?
What's the point of paying not to have competition (how is that even legal in the first place, it's bribes and corruption) and then not take over the market you just paid for?
You paid $200K to not have any competition? Then you have to invest at least $400K into building/upgrading the infrastructure that you just prevented from happening. You have one year otherwise you forfeit your rights, you lose your $200K and you give everything built/upgraded so far to the competition you just prevented.
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You can't view anything on their website without having an account, as you yourself have demonstrated.
Having an account to post? Sure. Requiring an account to view? With so many results on Pinterest, that's like a separate Internet just like Facebook.
You still have time to buy sub-$1 crypto-currencies, just in case they take off. There's still a lot of sub-one-cent cryptos, doesn't take much for them to fluctuate.
You can't stop crypto-currencies.
Zuckerberg called them "dumb fucks".
Here's the quote for the "(citation needed)" readers:
Zuck: Yeah so if you ever need info about anyone at Harvard
Zuck: Just ask
Zuck: I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS
[Redacted Friend's Name]: What? How'd you manage that one?
Zuck: People just submitted it.
Zuck: I don't know why.
Zuck: They "trust me"
Zuck: Dumb fucks
I thought all the weird musicians were on SoundCloud?
I don't use any of these, yet there's one I absolutely hate: Pinterest.
It's nearly impossible to search for images without a huge part of the results linking to Pinterest. Pinterest, of course, don't let you do anything without a fucking account.
I wish Google would add a "Remove Pinterest results" button, or at least let us save permanent search filters to our account, applied to every search we make.
So the ME has a built-in battery? When I power off my PC, I really power it off. Yes, once the computer part is off I also switch off the power supply.
Firebug isn't alive. The proper title is "After 12 years, Mozilla discontinues 'Firebug' dev tool".
If you want a really good printer, there's the Prusa i3 mk3, tons of amazing features for under $1K. I've also heard good things about LulzBot's printers.
That's okay, they've been 3D-printing new employees since january.
A 3D printer is just like any other tool. It's nice to have but it's not useful for everything. A 3D printer can do things that a CNC can't do, a CNC can do things a 3D printer can do, add a lathe and a laser cutter into your shop and you can pretty much do anything.
Same goes for having a hammer, a saw and a screwdriver. They're different tools for different uses.
I didn't forget anything, Samsung did. I'm just reporting the numbers on their chart.
Are you mining Bitcoin with a CPU+GPU, or mining something else and trading what you mine for Bitcoins?
I'm using my gaming PC (i5 with R9 270) to mine Monero right now, not sure if it's the best choice.
More than 25 cents per kWh? You need to move. I don't even pay half of that.
Even if he "only" leaves one billion to each of his kid, that's still more than enough money for a lifetime of worry-free luxury.
I'm pretty sure Robin Hood never caused any bluescreen which made people lose hours of work.
For once, reading TFA would have been useful to a lot of people here, including myself.
There's a photo with a graph in it:
Bitcoin mining cluster
CPU mining comparison with desktop PC
PC i7-2600, hash rate 20000, 95 watts
Galaxy S5, hash rate 2600, 4 watts
Power efficiency
PC i7-2600, 211 Khash/watt
Galaxy S5, 650 Khash/watt
Can any of these compete with ASICs? No. But they can still participate in a pool.
They could also mine something else like Dogecoin, Litecoin or Monero.
Does it really matter to compete with ASIC miners? That's like saying the #2 mining pool can't compete with the #1 mining pool so it's pointless and they should stop? What if all their phones are powered by solar panels?
The computers make 6 dollars per day and require 8 dollars of electricity per day, but he's making it up on volume!
I wrote at least $400K.
What's the point of paying not to have competition (how is that even legal in the first place, it's bribes and corruption) and then not take over the market you just paid for?
You paid $200K to not have any competition? Then you have to invest at least $400K into building/upgrading the infrastructure that you just prevented from happening. You have one year otherwise you forfeit your rights, you lose your $200K and you give everything built/upgraded so far to the competition you just prevented.
Yeah... let the real APPS guy do it, you're just embarrassing yourself.
Really? I'm pretty sure you just did it to whatever word you were trying to write.
What do you mean? An african or european tits?
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