I don't know exactly why Mr.Musk did these declarations, perhaps he is genuinely worried about an apocalyptic future.
I've read articles debating wether or not Musk could actually be from the future. There were some really strong arguments made, more than the ones against it.
Why do you say the latest Macs are shit? Are you talking about the non-upgradable RAM soldered to the motherboard, the low-end dual core i5/i7, the weak GPUs (if any), the pointless expensive toys (touch bar), the five years without upgrades for the Mac mini, MacBook Air and Mac Pro, or the fact that OS X started going downhill after 10.5?
[...] participants spent almost 40 minutes out of every 100-minute class period [...]
There's your problem. You expect people to be able to sit still and learn things for one hour and 40 minutes at a time? And then go to another class and repeat that pattern? That's not how most people work. Lower those classes to one hour with 15 minutes breaks between classes and you'll see drastic changes in learning abilities.
Sarcasm is "a sharp, bitter, or cutting expression or remark; a bitter gibe or taunt". Sarcasm may employ ambivalence, although sarcasm is not necessarily ironic. "The distinctive quality of sarcasm is present in the spoken word and manifested chiefly by vocal inflection." The sarcastic content of a statement will be dependent upon the context in which it appears.
When I buy things on eBay, I always pick Hong Kong sellers if I can, even if it means paying a bit more. I get my items much faster, sometimes a week or two earlier than ordering from China.
Keep in mind that Québec is only the second biggest province/territory of Canada, which itself is the second biggest country on the planet after Russia.
Dual-core 1.4GHz in 2017 (or even 2014) is a joke. 4GB RAM is nowhere near enough except for extremely basic users, 8GB should be the minimum. Since you cannot add RAM in a 2014 Mac mini, it's even worst. 5400 RPM or not, spinning disks in a Mac is not an option anymore, mac OS is clearly designed for SSD.
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You say Apple is overpriced. You say Intel is overpriced.
Are storage devices overpriced too? Do you use a punched paper roll to store your information because Western Digital/Seagate/etc are overpriced?
I've read articles debating wether or not Musk could actually be from the future. There were some really strong arguments made, more than the ones against it.
And what part of "3D printers aren't better than CNCs" didn't you understand?
Why do you say the latest Macs are shit? Are you talking about the non-upgradable RAM soldered to the motherboard, the low-end dual core i5/i7, the weak GPUs (if any), the pointless expensive toys (touch bar), the five years without upgrades for the Mac mini, MacBook Air and Mac Pro, or the fact that OS X started going downhill after 10.5?
Or he'll make unwanted connections to your Facebook account that will make the CIA flag you as a potential terrorist?
That explains the furry fandom.
There's your problem. You expect people to be able to sit still and learn things for one hour and 40 minutes at a time? And then go to another class and repeat that pattern? That's not how most people work. Lower those classes to one hour with 15 minutes breaks between classes and you'll see drastic changes in learning abilities.
$3 multiplied by 365 days equals $1095. If you make around $25K that means you'd be wasting 4% of your annual income on coffee. Get real.
Triple sarcasm: my brain is mostly empty space.
Hey, wait a minute...
To get better prices on AliExpress?
Do you work for the CIA or something? How the fuck did you know Bob was my uncle?
The only thing that makes me angry about jews is that Mel Brooks still hasn't given us another Spaceballs movie.
"You're a fat retard."
And everyone else.
Sarcasm is "a sharp, bitter, or cutting expression or remark; a bitter gibe or taunt". Sarcasm may employ ambivalence, although sarcasm is not necessarily ironic. "The distinctive quality of sarcasm is present in the spoken word and manifested chiefly by vocal inflection." The sarcastic content of a statement will be dependent upon the context in which it appears.
When I buy things on eBay, I always pick Hong Kong sellers if I can, even if it means paying a bit more. I get my items much faster, sometimes a week or two earlier than ordering from China.
"Big place"... sure, kid.
Hong Kong: 2755 square kilometers (1,064 square miles)
Québec: 1542056 square kilometers (595,391 square miles)
Keep in mind that Québec is only the second biggest province/territory of Canada, which itself is the second biggest country on the planet after Russia.
When the hell did people start writing things in the "To Y from X"?
It makes more sense to write "From X to Y".
Dual-core 1.4GHz in 2017 (or even 2014) is a joke.
4GB RAM is nowhere near enough except for extremely basic users, 8GB should be the minimum. Since you cannot add RAM in a 2014 Mac mini, it's even worst.
5400 RPM or not, spinning disks in a Mac is not an option anymore, mac OS is clearly designed for SSD.
The sad thing is, if I were looking for a Mac mini in 2017 I'd have to buy a 2012 quad-core model.
At least they didn't name themselves Umbrella Corps.
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What do you mean by "offering a small deposit return [...], similar to soda cans and bottles in the 70s and 80s."
This is still true today.
Paying [...] Microsoft for (anything)? Feels funky.
Fixed that for you.
We're not dorks, we're nerds. Big difference.
No we don't have anything better to do with ours lives, working with computers is our job.
I've never bought a computer that came with either Windows or Office.
We are doing something productive with our lives that probably also affect your life as well, you're just too stupid to know it.
As for this "outside" you speak of, it's a myth.