The companies like L'Oreal and Pfizer support SOPA because they want to be able to take down sites advertising counterfeit versions of their product. Some of the others aren't as readily obvious but I'm sure silver has crossed palms at IBEW.
Should all companies who employ homosexuals have to label their products accordingly so that the Westboro Baptist Church can boycott them? I agree with your conclusion, but your logic is a bit fucked. I think the better solution is that you can label your food, or not label it and people can assume the worst, but if you label it misleadingly you get fined to death.
You're confusing two different things, GM vs locally grown. If I grow a GM carrot in my back yard, it's going to taste better than an organic free trade cruelty free homeopathic carrot trucked across the continent. I'm very much for locally grown and seasonal produce and try and buy it when I can, but I've got no fears about pesticides, herbicides, genetic modifications et cetera until proven otherwise. The patent issues and stuff brought up by Monsanto are another issue, but similarly I don't stop using technology because Microsoft and Apple are douches.
I've had a garden for most of my life, until a recent move to a more urban area. A chile plant with leaves eaten by insects and roots crowded by weeds won't produce as many or as large fruit as one treated with pesticides, herbicides, fertilizer. Either one will taste better than fruit picked green and trucked in from 1000 miles away, though.
I think you are confusing locally grown and properly ripened produce with 'organic' superstition.
The reason most mass produced fruits and vegetables don't taste very good is not because of pesticides, it's because it spent a week in the back of a truck.
" longer than any empire in history has stood, and for longer than any region of the world has gone without war" Are those units of measurement the time equivalent to 'libraries of congress'? And like that measurement, only impressive to people who don't really understand the actual math?
Bad car analogy! The top of the line 2012 Mustang can't do 200 mph either! The Ducati Panigale can, for half the price. You want performance, get a motorcycle.:)
I'd recommend using OCCT to run a stability test on the card, and also note the temperatures and system voltages it hits when fully loaded.
What you're describing could also be an overheating issue or a power supply shortage. If the temperatures are approaching boiling, that's a problem. If the voltage drops significantly when your CPU and GPU scale up, that's also a bad sign.
It very well may if you also mix in a good amount of water. A more destructive prank would be some kind of hardcore solvent to eat through the gaskets and O rings of the fuel system.
The mindset of drawing battle lines in terms of 'right' and 'left' is what has allowed politicians to move steadily into lobbyist pockets (like hermit crabs) for the past 30 years... I can't think of a better illustration than the SOPA, ACTA, DMCA et cetera garbage that has been getting pushed through lately with bipartisan support and almost zero outcry or media coverage. Everyone is too busy fighting about stem cells and carbon credits and which politician is banging their stenographer.
Chrome isn't bloated though. It is fast and lightweight. The example is a counter point to the correlation of compile resources and cruft and bloat in the end product.
Intel does not sell computers. They sell processors to people who sell computers. Those people can't built computers without hard drives, so they are buying fewer processors. Not that hard to figure out.
Manager turnover can have a much higher cost if it disrupts all the employees working for that manager. The GPs logic still holds true. A higher paid manager won't work any harder, long term, but he will be less likely to look for another job.
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No, it means they won't be able to sell any because you can't carry it down to the coffee shop and be seen with it.
The companies like L'Oreal and Pfizer support SOPA because they want to be able to take down sites advertising counterfeit versions of their product.
Some of the others aren't as readily obvious but I'm sure silver has crossed palms at IBEW.
Should all companies who employ homosexuals have to label their products accordingly so that the Westboro Baptist Church can boycott them?
I agree with your conclusion, but your logic is a bit fucked.
I think the better solution is that you can label your food, or not label it and people can assume the worst, but if you label it misleadingly you get fined to death.
You're confusing two different things, GM vs locally grown.
If I grow a GM carrot in my back yard, it's going to taste better than an organic free trade cruelty free homeopathic carrot trucked across the continent.
I'm very much for locally grown and seasonal produce and try and buy it when I can, but I've got no fears about pesticides, herbicides, genetic modifications et cetera until proven otherwise. The patent issues and stuff brought up by Monsanto are another issue, but similarly I don't stop using technology because Microsoft and Apple are douches.
I've had a garden for most of my life, until a recent move to a more urban area. A chile plant with leaves eaten by insects and roots crowded by weeds won't produce as many or as large fruit as one treated with pesticides, herbicides, fertilizer.
Either one will taste better than fruit picked green and trucked in from 1000 miles away, though.
I think you are confusing locally grown and properly ripened produce with 'organic' superstition.
The reason most mass produced fruits and vegetables don't taste very good is not because of pesticides, it's because it spent a week in the back of a truck.
" longer than any empire in history has stood, and for longer than any region of the world has gone without war"
Are those units of measurement the time equivalent to 'libraries of congress'? And like that measurement, only impressive to people who don't really understand the actual math?
Bad car analogy! The top of the line 2012 Mustang can't do 200 mph either! The Ducati Panigale can, for half the price. You want performance, get a motorcycle. :)
I'd recommend using OCCT to run a stability test on the card, and also note the temperatures and system voltages it hits when fully loaded.
What you're describing could also be an overheating issue or a power supply shortage. If the temperatures are approaching boiling, that's a problem. If the voltage drops significantly when your CPU and GPU scale up, that's also a bad sign.
Alternatively, yeah it could be crummy drivers.
I have, they're pretty damn good actually. Were you eating the shoe polish?
A Stebel Nautilus is like remote control for bladders.
It very well may if you also mix in a good amount of water. A more destructive prank would be some kind of hardcore solvent to eat through the gaskets and O rings of the fuel system.
Well, I didn't want to single anyone out by saying "Intern" or "Videographer" or "Babysitter" or "Sheep".
The mindset of drawing battle lines in terms of 'right' and 'left' is what has allowed politicians to move steadily into lobbyist pockets (like hermit crabs) for the past 30 years... I can't think of a better illustration than the SOPA, ACTA, DMCA et cetera garbage that has been getting pushed through lately with bipartisan support and almost zero outcry or media coverage. Everyone is too busy fighting about stem cells and carbon credits and which politician is banging their stenographer.
I popped a zit on my ass, am I a fucking Doctor now?
Chrome isn't bloated though. It is fast and lightweight. The example is a counter point to the correlation of compile resources and cruft and bloat in the end product.
I'm willing to risk it if it means I can make sure banal statements like "Their presence *is* their message" are always followed by blinding pain.
I wish I could pepper spray people through the internet.
2 cents for water, 50 cents for bottle, 48 cents for marketing.
The users still have to foot the bill.
Intel does not sell computers. They sell processors to people who sell computers. Those people can't built computers without hard drives, so they are buying fewer processors. Not that hard to figure out.
I would have guessed mid-fifties. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Ballmer
Manager turnover can have a much higher cost if it disrupts all the employees working for that manager. The GPs logic still holds true. A higher paid manager won't work any harder, long term, but he will be less likely to look for another job.
This is why there are big blue mailboxes all over town. Drop it off on the way to work/school whatever.
Are you with Fox News?