That's a feature. SCSI is cheap to implement and superior in performance. The only reason alternatives exists, is to be crappier and thereby raise the margins on SCSI hardware.
No. DDR2 is cheaper than DDR because it is slower and cheaper product. Unlike SATA which is a more convient and potentially faster product.
The producers of harddrives will naturally atempt to abuse the transition from one technology to the next to raise their profit margins. Since the number of harddrive manufactors has dropped sharply, I think they will succede.
So someone, somewhere is telling people that passwords that contain upper and lower-case and numbers are good passwords?? They _just_ forget to tell you that if the upper-letter is the first letter of a word, and the number is an easily predictable substitute, when you gain ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!
Yes, this password would be cracked in 5-20 seconds by an average password cracker.
So, given that premise, why is black magic so tolerated?
To drive the story. Most of the Harry Potter universe doesn't make any sense, and everything is either created to be funny, or to get the story to the next chapter. The world is heavily internally inconsistant, but only experienced fantasy readers notice that, and when you point it out, you are called an elitist asshole. This is a childrens book, and some non-children seems to like it, and seriously; most Hollywood movies makes even less sense, so it's probably only us old-time Fantasy fans that cares about logic consistency.
Actually most of north-west europe lost our manufacting to low-wage countries 30-40 years ago. Back then the low-wage country of choice was called the US.
Maybe in a perfect world. In the real world you know who is going to review it, simply because there is a limited number of people capable of reviewing your article, and the journals reuse the same reviewers all the time.
Since nVidia joined the chipset game, and started making chipsets with more flaws than VIA, VIA has been considered pretty good. And with the basic training from the old VIA days, both Linux and Windows has become very adapt at supporting chipsets that break every bus-standard in the system.
I have bought pleanty of flourescent light bulbs for exactly that reason, but they sit in a box in the closet, because the light they produce is crappy. I might put them in a garage if I one day own one, but they are getting no where near my living room or bed room, until the light quality improves (actually I use two with natural light filters, they are weak, but excelent for plants).
If you look on world stage, the countries that has or have had very succesfull businessmen as presidents, are also standing out as countries with the highest amount of corruption and most fascist new laws. Italy is a clear example, Russia is special, but follows the same principle, the US is a classic, and France under the new president will be the next. The UK is the only outsider, the corruption has been low (relatively), but they are still leading the race towards a autocratic bigbrother society.
Yes, or they simply lose the email, or refuses to POP it. For me it has happened most with zip-files. GMail is really crappy when it comes to attachment, that alone means that I can't take it serious as an email-host.
GMail lose around 50% of emails with zip-files attached. If you are lucky, they will even tell you they have lost it, because they thought it contained viruses. I had 4 PDFs I generated myself, that I just couldn't send through GMail, until I re-packed them using RAR.
I don't know.. I seem to have disproven quantum theory. No matter how "hard" I try, I can only hit one slit or the other, not both at the same time. So no inference.
The Korean war was before Vietnam, so right there your logic fails; and putting WW2 into the comparison makes the answer easy: Because you haven't fought any major wars since WW2.
Danish Radio P3 has a "song of the week" too, called "the unavoidable of the week", but that's is usually new upcomming music noone has heard off, and completely outside what the mafiaa is pushing. This creates hits for new independent artists all the time. So the concept isn't necessarily bad.
It is. It's perfect for all of that. It's just that Adobe would rather have that you have to pay them for the advanced features, but it still works fine in Linux. You can read all text in it, index it, etc, etc.
More satelites means that he might recieve more from the narrow angle he is at, and enough to get an accurate reading. That is infact exactly what more sattelites would do, make it GPS better in currently crappy spots. It won't do anything else, because in the good areas the current lack of accuracy is intentional.
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That's a feature. SCSI is cheap to implement and superior in performance. The only reason alternatives exists, is to be crappier and thereby raise the margins on SCSI hardware.
No. DDR2 is cheaper than DDR because it is slower and cheaper product. Unlike SATA which is a more convient and potentially faster product.
The producers of harddrives will naturally atempt to abuse the transition from one technology to the next to raise their profit margins. Since the number of harddrive manufactors has dropped sharply, I think they will succede.
You mean cancer? Notice I wrote "in rats"
It still increases your hunger and thereby increases you chances of growing fat
Or people who wish to export their crops outside north america.
So what you are saying is that victory is proven to cause cancer in rats, is semi-toxic and make you fat?
So someone, somewhere is telling people that passwords that contain upper and lower-case and numbers are good passwords?? They _just_ forget to tell you that if the upper-letter is the first letter of a word, and the number is an easily predictable substitute, when you gain ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!
Yes, this password would be cracked in 5-20 seconds by an average password cracker.
So, given that premise, why is black magic so tolerated?
To drive the story. Most of the Harry Potter universe doesn't make any sense, and everything is either created to be funny, or to get the story to the next chapter. The world is heavily internally inconsistant, but only experienced fantasy readers notice that, and when you point it out, you are called an elitist asshole. This is a childrens book, and some non-children seems to like it, and seriously; most Hollywood movies makes even less sense, so it's probably only us old-time Fantasy fans that cares about logic consistency.
Just what are the chances of a squirrel surviving in the middle of the desert?
Iran is no desert. It's a very fertile and beautyfull land, that just happens have been brainwashed by nearby Arabs some 1000 years ago.
Actually most of north-west europe lost our manufacting to low-wage countries 30-40 years ago. Back then the low-wage country of choice was called the US.
And on top of that the people selling the camera is paying 30% income tax.. OMG! 30%! Where will it end!!
Maybe in a perfect world. In the real world you know who is going to review it, simply because there is a limited number of people capable of reviewing your article, and the journals reuse the same reviewers all the time.
and the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Switcherland, etc.
Basically in all germanic countries except the UK and Ireland.
Since nVidia joined the chipset game, and started making chipsets with more flaws than VIA, VIA has been considered pretty good. And with the basic training from the old VIA days, both Linux and Windows has become very adapt at supporting chipsets that break every bus-standard in the system.
I have bought pleanty of flourescent light bulbs for exactly that reason, but they sit in a box in the closet, because the light they produce is crappy. I might put them in a garage if I one day own one, but they are getting no where near my living room or bed room, until the light quality improves (actually I use two with natural light filters, they are weak, but excelent for plants).
If you look on world stage, the countries that has or have had very succesfull businessmen as presidents, are also standing out as countries with the highest amount of corruption and most fascist new laws. Italy is a clear example, Russia is special, but follows the same principle, the US is a classic, and France under the new president will be the next. The UK is the only outsider, the corruption has been low (relatively), but they are still leading the race towards a autocratic bigbrother society.
So if that is the definition of an assault. What is then the purpose of an assault rifle?
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So you have to be really pissed off to run for office in the US?
That explains so much.
Yes, or they simply lose the email, or refuses to POP it. For me it has happened most with zip-files. GMail is really crappy when it comes to attachment, that alone means that I can't take it serious as an email-host.
Oh. Like GMail?
GMail lose around 50% of emails with zip-files attached. If you are lucky, they will even tell you they have lost it, because they thought it contained viruses. I had 4 PDFs I generated myself, that I just couldn't send through GMail, until I re-packed them using RAR.
I don't know.. I seem to have disproven quantum theory. No matter how "hard" I try, I can only hit one slit or the other, not both at the same time. So no inference.
The Korean war was before Vietnam, so right there your logic fails; and putting WW2 into the comparison makes the answer easy: Because you haven't fought any major wars since WW2.
He is being sarcastic..
Damn those pro-apple moderators are daft.
Danish Radio P3 has a "song of the week" too, called "the unavoidable of the week", but that's is usually new upcomming music noone has heard off, and completely outside what the mafiaa is pushing. This creates hits for new independent artists all the time. So the concept isn't necessarily bad.
It is. It's perfect for all of that. It's just that Adobe would rather have that you have to pay them for the advanced features, but it still works fine in Linux. You can read all text in it, index it, etc, etc.
More satelites means that he might recieve more from the narrow angle he is at, and enough to get an accurate reading. That is infact exactly what more sattelites would do, make it GPS better in currently crappy spots. It won't do anything else, because in the good areas the current lack of accuracy is intentional.