You'll keep the internet and they will use cable style methods to extract the lost revenue. I pay $105 for 200 down 10 up, I miss my 50 down that varied from 50 to 65 dollars. But CableOne started experimenting with caps and overages finally settling on a moderate to small cap with a three strikes your out (or must upgrade) for overages. I went over 3 times and boom 65 (iirc) went to ~112 then I bought my own modem now 105. I'm on my third strike thanks to a family of internet users and Netflix 4k in addition to console and pc game downloads, my only option is to upgrade to the next to the last plan and pay more and get 200 more gb.
Im out after this, 10 down dsl is much better at realistic prices and this bizarre aversion to throttling at cap.
They'll get cable money and internet money even if you don't want to pay for cable.
You should support it because it's hugely useful to the country overall and it's an institution enshrined in the Constitution. We're in this together irregardless of what's benefiting to just you.
If their data is important enough, yes. And it's not money being given back, its the data represented in those refund values that they must send to ensure people can trust them to unlock the files in the first place..
Nah I got lost thinking how interesting this really is as I try and reconcile that with my utter distaste for Google and the way they have their fingers in so much personal, local, regional, national and international data.
They are just not a pleasant company anymore and I am so wary of anything they decide to do.
Science or not, funneling American wealth to third world countries via a non-binding agreement is enough of a reason to oppose participation in this treaty and to be glad it was never submitted to be potentially ratified.
No spin needed, I for one just vehemently disagree with the push for computer science mandates in early education. Civics, the arts, personal finance, nutrition, so many things are much more appropriate than programming and iPads and all that junk.
There is nothing overblown or dramatized about this article, nothing at all. I mean it's vaguely interesting but seems to miss the forest for the trees and blathering about colonialism isn't doing it any favors either.
We needed this to spread further, we needed a shock to the system so we change our security practices... all this "hero" did was ensure the next time this happens it will be even more devastating.
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You'll keep the internet and they will use cable style methods to extract the lost revenue. I pay $105 for 200 down 10 up, I miss my 50 down that varied from 50 to 65 dollars. But CableOne started experimenting with caps and overages finally settling on a moderate to small cap with a three strikes your out (or must upgrade) for overages. I went over 3 times and boom 65 (iirc) went to ~112 then I bought my own modem now 105. I'm on my third strike thanks to a family of internet users and Netflix 4k in addition to console and pc game downloads, my only option is to upgrade to the next to the last plan and pay more and get 200 more gb. Im out after this, 10 down dsl is much better at realistic prices and this bizarre aversion to throttling at cap. They'll get cable money and internet money even if you don't want to pay for cable.
Have you looked I to Darktable to replace LR? Also keep an eye on: https://www.reddit.com/r/FOSSP...
You should support it because it's hugely useful to the country overall and it's an institution enshrined in the Constitution. We're in this together irregardless of what's benefiting to just you.
I still get stuff from regional couriers occasionally but its usually UPS and less often USPS.
What the fuck?
My Kaby Lake thermal throttles at like 101C iirc. Not too far off your 110C.
If their data is important enough, yes. And it's not money being given back, its the data represented in those refund values that they must send to ensure people can trust them to unlock the files in the first place..
Hey cool I saw you on Ars Technica. Small world bro!
https://arstechnica.com/busine...
How many clicks does it take for those of use who do not own or use PowerPoint either personally or professionally?
Nah I got lost thinking how interesting this really is as I try and reconcile that with my utter distaste for Google and the way they have their fingers in so much personal, local, regional, national and international data.
They are just not a pleasant company anymore and I am so wary of anything they decide to do.
I'm disappointed people are still prattling on about it.
Yesterdays ports LOL Oh no! All that functionality! Put down the Flavor Aid bud.
Science or not, funneling American wealth to third world countries via a non-binding agreement is enough of a reason to oppose participation in this treaty and to be glad it was never submitted to be potentially ratified.
I'm sure if you pay extra the slag behind the gas station will let you go bareback. Keep ya chin up!
No spin needed, I for one just vehemently disagree with the push for computer science mandates in early education. Civics, the arts, personal finance, nutrition, so many things are much more appropriate than programming and iPads and all that junk.
Sounds absolutely cancerous.
But without Milla Jovovich I'll have a hard time getting excited.
There is nothing overblown or dramatized about this article, nothing at all. I mean it's vaguely interesting but seems to miss the forest for the trees and blathering about colonialism isn't doing it any favors either.
Photoshop is more about fast single thread performance tbqh
Let me run the subs, I'll do it phatly.
We needed this to spread further, we needed a shock to the system so we change our security practices... all this "hero" did was ensure the next time this happens it will be even more devastating.
I want to see actual bonafide evidence. The intelligence communities are rotten to the core and only a fool would take their words at face value.
So edgy.
Wheaton and Oswalt, thanks but no thanks.
That sounds about right.