I read his opinion on homeopathy and I merely continued to believe what I always have, that homeopaths were deluded; after reading your link, I see that they are whackjob fucktards, not to be respected or taken seriously on any matter whatsoever. Thank you.
Logic fails you, more than one in ten will get no protection from the vaccine anyway. they are the same as the un-inocculated in your arguments. it doesn't matter if a parent chooses to add one more to the ranks of tens of millions.
no, Sally and Henry will not die because they have greater chance of being struck by lightening than coming down with the diease. And your 95% is absurdly high number, more like one in ten likely will get no protection from the vaccine anyway. once you accept that over ten million will be unaffected by the vaccine and have no protection anyway, your argument comes crashing down.
we're talking about something that is an appliance for 99.99999% of users. you can't pick the spring and handle on your toaster either, you have to buy it the way they make it. you can have the wide slot model, or the four slot model, or the long twin-slot model...
no, in illinois (and many other states) the courts have ruled the police have no implicit duty to ensure your safety or to protect you.
In most places, the actual function of the police is to maintain the order. They may protect and defend and help you, and I'm very, very thankful for those that have done so for me, relatives, and friends. But, expect to be disappointed.....
you are confused, modularity is about integrating parts into a single module and reducing part counts. It is the best solution targeting the majority of use cases, not the fringe hobbyist. look at your motherboard sometime, already hundreds of components already soldered in (see those little diodes, resistors, and capacitors? you would have them separately replaceable?)
why this guy whines the PC would be dead by such a move? those that change CPU are a very very tiny niche and there is no money to be made pandering to them for any multi-billion dollar corporation. just a bunch of troublesome warranty voiders from Intel's point of view. The desktop PC is an appliance to most. soldering in the CPU cuts cost and makes for easier modular replacement with less troubleshooting if something goes wrong. I'm surprised its 2012 and this wasn't done a decade ago.
They've lowered the amount of usable screen space though. also the number of tasks that can be dealt with in an efficient manner as opposed to a mature windowing environment. Raising the level of uselessness, as it were.
Little Sally gets a vaccine grown in eggs, and dies from allergic reaction. Little Henry gets a vaccine that wasn't entirely rendered inactive, and dies while his brother is maimed for life. All because of dumb-asses like you that think it's moral to force people to inject things into their children's bodies.
in a police or fascist state, there is the practice of making laws that *might* be enforced when convenient, against those deemed a threat or against those chosen to be made an example
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the main engineers were nazis, the nationality of the beaurocrats and grunts you mention don't matter. ditto for the soviet space program's founding.
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you could just alter some of the repository list and apt-get dist-upgrade to Mint too. not recommeded but I've gotten away with it.....
I read his opinion on homeopathy and I merely continued to believe what I always have, that homeopaths were deluded; after reading your link, I see that they are whackjob fucktards, not to be respected or taken seriously on any matter whatsoever. Thank you.
Logic fails you, more than one in ten will get no protection from the vaccine anyway. they are the same as the un-inocculated in your arguments. it doesn't matter if a parent chooses to add one more to the ranks of tens of millions.
no, Sally and Henry will not die because they have greater chance of being struck by lightening than coming down with the diease. And your 95% is absurdly high number, more like one in ten likely will get no protection from the vaccine anyway. once you accept that over ten million will be unaffected by the vaccine and have no protection anyway, your argument comes crashing down.
we're talking about something that is an appliance for 99.99999% of users. you can't pick the spring and handle on your toaster either, you have to buy it the way they make it. you can have the wide slot model, or the four slot model, or the long twin-slot model...
I'm sure a new type of niche fab shop will arise, that will happily solder your chosen CPU onto one of several custom motherboards....
no, in illinois (and many other states) the courts have ruled the police have no implicit duty to ensure your safety or to protect you.
In most places, the actual function of the police is to maintain the order. They may protect and defend and help you, and I'm very, very thankful for those that have done so for me, relatives, and friends. But, expect to be disappointed.....
phase II is that intel will be the main motherboard maker. the skus will be for their benefit. the other motherboard makers will die off
failed? they sold off stuff, and are more profitable than ever not having to focus on the low margin hardware
so they will have dozens of SKUs for Intel motherboards with intel chips soldered in. no problem.
the enthusiast market is essentially zero dollars and zero cents, doesn't matter a bit for AMD's survival. You don't matter.
you are confused, modularity is about integrating parts into a single module and reducing part counts. It is the best solution targeting the majority of use cases, not the fringe hobbyist. look at your motherboard sometime, already hundreds of components already soldered in (see those little diodes, resistors, and capacitors? you would have them separately replaceable?)
you can do it in one step with "apt-get remove --purge"
why this guy whines the PC would be dead by such a move? those that change CPU are a very very tiny niche and there is no money to be made pandering to them for any multi-billion dollar corporation. just a bunch of troublesome warranty voiders from Intel's point of view. The desktop PC is an appliance to most. soldering in the CPU cuts cost and makes for easier modular replacement with less troubleshooting if something goes wrong. I'm surprised its 2012 and this wasn't done a decade ago.
yes
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except that Unity presents the user with the same ilk of garbage UI that windows 8 has. Follow the leader as they auger into the ground.....
or into Ubuntu derivatives such as Linux Mint where they actually have standard good UIs installed like Mate and Cinnamon
They've lowered the amount of usable screen space though. also the number of tasks that can be dealt with in an efficient manner as opposed to a mature windowing environment. Raising the level of uselessness, as it were.
Nonsense. Mac OSX UI is ok, one can tell where the windows went.
Windows 8 UI is dumbed down garbage just like Unity though.
How about we don't let YOU near any UI design group, you've no discernment nor wisdom
Little Sally gets a vaccine grown in eggs, and dies from allergic reaction. Little Henry gets a vaccine that wasn't entirely rendered inactive, and dies while his brother is maimed for life. All because of dumb-asses like you that think it's moral to force people to inject things into their children's bodies.
no, but the laws of physics do allow the possibility of tacking in certain other directions faster than wind speed
so maybe the price becomes $150 with a 2 core AMD processor at 1.5+ GHz, 4GB memory, 32GB flash....
in a police or fascist state, there is the practice of making laws that *might* be enforced when convenient, against those deemed a threat or against those chosen to be made an example