The study, however, only shows there might be a correlation -- not a direct causal link -- between the warming Arctic and severe winters in the U.S. And it doesn't show how exactly the two are connected, so it doesn't really add much to what scientists already knew, according to several experts.
Wow, really? It's all happening on the same fucking planet. There, I explained it.
If I had access to 0.0005% of the combined mining power of only 10% of the iPhones, iPads and Macs out there, I'd become a millionaire every week, maybe even every day.
Avoiding collisions is relatively easy if all delivery drones follow specific height ranges for west-to-east travels, east-to-west, south-to-north and north-to-south.
But we all know Amazon, UPS, DHL, USPS and others will NOT be cooperating like that, so yeah, expect mid-air collisions.
I'm curious why don't people have stuff delivered to them at work? I mean some things might be a little risky, but I get car parts delivered to my work all the time.
It might work for you, but I work in a sex shop and it would be really awkward to receive a delivery of spark plugs while I'm trying to sell dildos to bored housewives.
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Fixed that for you.
Do you trust Intel or AMD more than Apple?
What if some people did go to the party in alternate timelines?
Or what if the act of going to the party created alternate dimensions?
We'll never know!
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Bitcoin is not the only game in town. Transaction fees in Dogecoin, for example, are about half a cent at most.
Square still relies on credit cards.
As for checks, you expect someone with a kickstarter/etc to ask every backer to send him a check?
I can get a project funded without having PayPal/Visa/Mastcard/etc hold my funds "because reason".
But climate change is about average temperatures, presence or lack of gases in the atmosphere, etc. And it's all in the same closed system.
There's no lines inside clubs because clubs are made of sliced cooked poultry, fried bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise.
We all know how it happens.
Have you compared with monoprice.com?
Try searching for "Amazon Basic Campfire Kit".
Fuck you, not everyone can afford the solid form of coke. Some of us have to buy our coke in liquid form and even then some of us prefer pepsi.
Wow, really? It's all happening on the same fucking planet. There, I explained it.
Got a reply from you!
Well, here's hoping that Apple's new low-cost entry-level MacBook uses one of their own A12 or whatever. Lower price and better security, maybe?
ATmega328p to the rescue!
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You win "user of the oldest iPhone in this thread" trophy.
If I had access to 0.0005% of the combined mining power of only 10% of the iPhones, iPads and Macs out there, I'd become a millionaire every week, maybe even every day.
iPhone 4 here. You lose.
p.s. to the potential reply, I also have an iPhone 3GS. You still lose.
Avoiding collisions is relatively easy if all delivery drones follow specific height ranges for west-to-east travels, east-to-west, south-to-north and north-to-south.
But we all know Amazon, UPS, DHL, USPS and others will NOT be cooperating like that, so yeah, expect mid-air collisions.
It might work for you, but I work in a sex shop and it would be really awkward to receive a delivery of spark plugs while I'm trying to sell dildos to bored housewives.
That still doesn't make the remaining 30% of users magically hardware-accelerated AV1, only new phones will have it.
In fact, is there any phone available with hardware-accelerated AV1 right now?
Dude, my instructions are right in my name!