If you start looking at facts, you'll realize that Life 2.0 is just like Santa Claus. A nice story to make sure people behave like the people in control of the beliefs want you to.
The cores can still run at the same rate as the current single-core chips. They'll be just as fast as they are now, only with the option for multiple cores.
There are laws that say a car manufacturer can't refuse to honor a warranty if you do work yourself, as well as various other things to keep from locking you into dealer-only service. Why are electronics different?
Yeah, but "consent" isn't one of those things you can do "take-backs" on.
From what I've heard of the women's testimony and everything, it seems like they're just having second thoughts. That should never be something illegal, just regretting a bad decision.
Isn't that what playing a real guitar is for? To allow you to act like a snob? At least, that's the impression I get from reading half of the comments in this story...
Does it have VA-API support for the 3000/4000 series? That's the main thing that's making me keep my Nvidia 220 in the machine instead of using the integrated GPU. I want to watch my HD videos, but it pretty much needs GPU acceleration with the relatively slow machine that's running it.
Token? They've been working on open source drivers for the GPUs ever since AMD bought ATI. What more do you want? They can't just dump their current drivers into GPL due to patent and copyright issues, so it takes time to redevelop them and do it the Linux way.
ATI is the ONLY way to go if you want decent performance and open-source drivers.
How will the car know? It's the fact that the key isn't very strong that determines the range. If I get a more powerful antenna, there's no way the car could tell that it was coming from outside the car versus inside.
No. My new laptop is much faster than an old PS3/360, and with minimal changes it can be brought down to the current price of a PS3.
The point is that the game systems are outdated, and you could assemble a much more powerful system for less than the price that they're selling at from current hardware if MS or Sony put their mind to it. The problem is that the majority of console gamers don't realize how shitty their graphics really are. No current console can really push a game at 1080p.
Cut down the CPU, the amount of RAM, remove the FullHD integrated monitor and implement an economy of scale that a console gets and it'll be very much in the same ballpark. I got mine for a hair over $1000 new (list price isn't actual price with hardware from HP), and a PS3 is what, $300? That's about 3x the price. Easily doable.
Current gen consoles are woefully underpowered. Especially when playing games in full 1920x1080 resolution.
Assange is a rapist? Since when? His charges are nothing near what anyone would consider rape.
Just FYI, it's not Patriotism to support your government unconditionally. That's called Nationalism. That can lead to bad things because you have given over all of your critical thought to someone else. Go you.
You're kidding, right? The graphics card in my freakin' laptop is more powerful than any of the chips in the PS3 or the XBox 360, and my laptop weighs in at just over 5lbs. And it runs with just a 120W power brick, not even maxing that out (I'd only need the 120W supply if I had an i7m instead of an i5). The PS3 is around 380W, and the 360 is still a hefty 160W.
What shit did Wikileaks release that needed to stay secret? Seriously. I need examples. Because otherwise you're full of shit. I haven't seen one thing Wikileaks released that I didn't think I should know about as a citizen of the US.
The drop in crime with cameras is the exact same as the drop in crime everywhere. If the cameras themselves had anything to do with it, you'd see a larger drop in crime where they're used.
The problem is that sentencing in the UK is pretty lax for non-petty crimes as well. And victims are often prosecuted if they do anything to try to protect themselves. It's a system that rewards violence, punishes resistance, and doesn't provide any incentive to change for the criminals.
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So why even bother completing Life 1.0?
If you start looking at facts, you'll realize that Life 2.0 is just like Santa Claus. A nice story to make sure people behave like the people in control of the beliefs want you to.
The cores can still run at the same rate as the current single-core chips. They'll be just as fast as they are now, only with the option for multiple cores.
There are laws that say a car manufacturer can't refuse to honor a warranty if you do work yourself, as well as various other things to keep from locking you into dealer-only service. Why are electronics different?
Yeah, but "consent" isn't one of those things you can do "take-backs" on.
From what I've heard of the women's testimony and everything, it seems like they're just having second thoughts. That should never be something illegal, just regretting a bad decision.
Isn't that what playing a real guitar is for? To allow you to act like a snob? At least, that's the impression I get from reading half of the comments in this story...
So being a jerk is illegal now?
He won't face the death penalty until after he's extradited and the charges change. Duh. The US knows how to play ball.
Will your laptop run from a hand crank?
Does it have VA-API support for the 3000/4000 series? That's the main thing that's making me keep my Nvidia 220 in the machine instead of using the integrated GPU. I want to watch my HD videos, but it pretty much needs GPU acceleration with the relatively slow machine that's running it.
Token? They've been working on open source drivers for the GPUs ever since AMD bought ATI. What more do you want? They can't just dump their current drivers into GPL due to patent and copyright issues, so it takes time to redevelop them and do it the Linux way.
ATI is the ONLY way to go if you want decent performance and open-source drivers.
How will the car know? It's the fact that the key isn't very strong that determines the range. If I get a more powerful antenna, there's no way the car could tell that it was coming from outside the car versus inside.
Firefly?
No. My new laptop is much faster than an old PS3/360, and with minimal changes it can be brought down to the current price of a PS3.
The point is that the game systems are outdated, and you could assemble a much more powerful system for less than the price that they're selling at from current hardware if MS or Sony put their mind to it. The problem is that the majority of console gamers don't realize how shitty their graphics really are. No current console can really push a game at 1080p.
Cut down the CPU, the amount of RAM, remove the FullHD integrated monitor and implement an economy of scale that a console gets and it'll be very much in the same ballpark. I got mine for a hair over $1000 new (list price isn't actual price with hardware from HP), and a PS3 is what, $300? That's about 3x the price. Easily doable.
Current gen consoles are woefully underpowered. Especially when playing games in full 1920x1080 resolution.
Oh, right. Blame Wikileaks, not Mugabe.
Assange is a rapist? Since when? His charges are nothing near what anyone would consider rape.
Just FYI, it's not Patriotism to support your government unconditionally. That's called Nationalism. That can lead to bad things because you have given over all of your critical thought to someone else. Go you.
You're kidding, right? The graphics card in my freakin' laptop is more powerful than any of the chips in the PS3 or the XBox 360, and my laptop weighs in at just over 5lbs. And it runs with just a 120W power brick, not even maxing that out (I'd only need the 120W supply if I had an i7m instead of an i5). The PS3 is around 380W, and the 360 is still a hefty 160W.
They are seriously outdated.
The laptop's an Envy 15 if you care.
Depends. I got my 60GB PS3 through Craigslist. It was worth it to me and the guy who was selling it, pretty simple transaction.
What shit did Wikileaks release that needed to stay secret? Seriously. I need examples. Because otherwise you're full of shit. I haven't seen one thing Wikileaks released that I didn't think I should know about as a citizen of the US.
Except that Texas borders Mexico and gets a lot of spillover violence.
Try looking elsewhere in the US than Texas. How did this get modded insightful?
Wikileaks redacted MORE from the same documents than the US government did. How is that irresponsible?
Are you sure you were affected? It wasn't all users of addons.mozilla.org, just a subset.
Yeah. Tell that to Wal-Mart
Sure you can: http://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/linkscopy/GlasgowCCTV.html
The drop in crime with cameras is the exact same as the drop in crime everywhere. If the cameras themselves had anything to do with it, you'd see a larger drop in crime where they're used.
The problem is that sentencing in the UK is pretty lax for non-petty crimes as well. And victims are often prosecuted if they do anything to try to protect themselves. It's a system that rewards violence, punishes resistance, and doesn't provide any incentive to change for the criminals.