It's counterintuitive, since it's not between 1 and 28. I suspect it comes down to momentum and energy, and the fact that the moon's a skinny little runt.
You can use process improvements due to Moore's law and improved designs to produce a smaller GPU capable of the same level of performance as the current parts.
And/or get the same performance at lower power consumption.
OMG, what did I say! I'm a tree-hugging hippy cawmnust!
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Panicked for a moment - the first time I thought it said 4 million.
Not quite. A 3:2 resonance, actually.
Are you posting from the 1960s?
Are you from the 1980s?
An app!
Yeah, I heard something like 40 days.
It's counterintuitive, since it's not between 1 and 28. I suspect it comes down to momentum and energy, and the fact that the moon's a skinny little runt.
Fuck everything, we're doing 16!
Get it while you can - they'll probably discontinue it next week.
It has a distinct whiff of Kodak about it. Are you picking up traces of sunk cost fallacy too?
Because their friends will laugh at them.
(Posted from a machine using a GeForce 6600. My friends don't laugh at me; I don't have any).
And/or get the same performance at lower power consumption.
OMG, what did I say! I'm a tree-hugging hippy cawmnust!
They said WW1 would be over by Christmas.
And in a way, it was.
I told them not to outsource manufacturing to Tesla.
Surely that last one is the province of MDs?
Did your wife leave you because of your philanding?
The one who needs to learn something is you. The thing is the English language.
They're realigning demand and supply to give a ... umm ... more synergistic value chain proposition.
(Rei is on holiday)
Maybe the autopilot couldn't see them.
I suspect that shoving it between your thruppennies would count as "holding it wrong".
It's Microsoft that bought it, not Google.
Does that still exist? I used that once and it was quite good, so I naturally assumed they'd squished it.
If only there was a way to do the validation in both: on the client side for fast response and on the server for security. That'd be just dreamy!
Stop. I see the problem, right there.
If you were such an avid reader how come you don't know the difference between "et al" and "et cetera"?
Yes. Because your contract, even if it's implicit, was with Safeway.
They can, in turn, sue the supplier if they think it's worth it.
For a long time I thought the same, but a few weeks ago I found out that it does.
It is however only about the size of Belgium and probably contains considerably less beer.
I, for one, welcome it.