Makes sense that people playing games relying on twitch reflexes would see an improvement. I doubt it helps much in games where coordinated team effort and tactics are required.
I got high end cards last year and don't notice much difference because my favorite game is tactical in nature. MUCH prettier picture though, which was what I was after.
Hurray! You've just validated the friggin' article. Repairing the neurons is that 'task' you're searching for. And that is far more likely to the source of the pattern than energy efficiency. Your cart is ahead of your horse.
Exactly why does the most primitive jellyfish sporting a nervous system need to stop accumulating food? They do not flee (they may react when touched), they do not (for the most part) actively seek. Explain why they need to shut down for 'rest'.
So, since you're not only commenting on a useless except for entertainment site and additionally commenting about online gaming - I'm to assume you're a degenerate?
You still can, but you're going to be playing a game along the sophistication of "ye good old days" as well. There's a reason those games died out and it wasn't some gaming company 'hiding' their software.
Just because *you* chose to view videos that have no commentary worth anything doesn't at all mean they all don't. Perhaps you need to dismount that high horse.
It's no more than a grab by paleontologists wanting to keep the plebs out of 'their' playground. Just read up on the T rex Sue to learn the motives and actions of museums trying to take things from people who find and extract them from their own property.
How about one where Mohammed is sent on "a most holy mission by God" to learn "what it takes to be the true messiah of mankind" from a superhero called Sun-Man?
They picked what they thought would be a low-hanging fruit.
No. They've always pulled this crap. Even back in the day (I'm old) when programmers were neeeeeded they pulled this crap. It's nothing new at all and no indicator of the job market.
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Your point? She's Canadian. Shouldn't have been a problem attending there.
Makes sense that people playing games relying on twitch reflexes would see an improvement. I doubt it helps much in games where coordinated team effort and tactics are required.
I got high end cards last year and don't notice much difference because my favorite game is tactical in nature. MUCH prettier picture though, which was what I was after.
Hurray! You've just validated the friggin' article. Repairing the neurons is that 'task' you're searching for. And that is far more likely to the source of the pattern than energy efficiency. Your cart is ahead of your horse.
Exactly why does the most primitive jellyfish sporting a nervous system need to stop accumulating food? They do not flee (they may react when touched), they do not (for the most part) actively seek. Explain why they need to shut down for 'rest'.
So, since you're not only commenting on a useless except for entertainment site and additionally commenting about online gaming - I'm to assume you're a degenerate?
You still can, but you're going to be playing a game along the sophistication of "ye good old days" as well. There's a reason those games died out and it wasn't some gaming company 'hiding' their software.
Which you would gladly suppress the conversation on/for because *you* think comments are useless.
Just because *you* chose to view videos that have no commentary worth anything doesn't at all mean they all don't. Perhaps you need to dismount that high horse.
is particularly ironic. Paleontologists are themselves pretty unscrupulous people.
It's no more than a grab by paleontologists wanting to keep the plebs out of 'their' playground. Just read up on the T rex Sue to learn the motives and actions of museums trying to take things from people who find and extract them from their own property.
If we could only figure out what the Dark Knight Satellite is. /sarc
Hush. There's an agenda at foot.
Easy to play.
Jesus the Democrat:
Makes up stories, claims to NOT HAVE DONE THINGS, questions the meaning of "is", then wants 75% of your income.
Would that the Opportunist had taken the opportunity to check out Wikipedia beforehand. Forty-three of them. I especially like Bernie Rosenthal.
Just look it up. There are plenty of pics, statues with that.
Neither was DC, so what's your point? Oh, sorry. Wrote that before reading your last paragraph. Painting Christians as terrorists was your point.
So, raising the dead, resurrection, transmutation of materials, walking on water and hands on healing (to name a few) don't cut it?
How about one where Mohammed is sent on "a most holy mission by God" to learn "what it takes to be the true messiah of mankind" from a superhero called Sun-Man?
They picked what they thought would be a low-hanging fruit.
How is 7 out of 8 hires/recommendations that *worked out* an "unacceptably high false positive"?
No. They've always pulled this crap. Even back in the day (I'm old) when programmers were neeeeeded they pulled this crap. It's nothing new at all and no indicator of the job market.
All 50+ of them? Why in hell? You want to hire Rain Man? That's what literals are for.
That's when you talk to them. Pretty easy to determine if they wrote the code or not.
Thirty-five year career. Never had to do it. Showed some of them things I had done before. Never had to take a monkey test.
Same. When I wrote this here at the time, there were all these "You'll get pwned". Yeah, hasn't happened yet and everything's working fine.