Actually, funnily enough, of that $20 trillion in debt, $19 trillion is owed directly to the people of the United States. About 1 Trillion is for China, and a few billion here and there for other countries.
So what we should do is file a lien on the Government, and take every bit of military, CIA, FBI, and DARPA technology, gov't housing for those holding office, all of their pay raises (and accounts since they're paid by our tax money) and revoke their ability to collect taxes until their debt to us is settled.
Alliance for Open Media is going to crush HEVC without fail. All the real technology companies are getting in on it, leaving the MPEG and VCEG out of the loop. They're tired of being told how to make their products to any degree, and are fighting back.
ME was more of a mix of NT and DOS (.VXD and.DLL driver hell was rampant) and real-time DOS mode was heavily restricted (which made a bunch of my older disk utilities no longer work.)
Processors don't need drivers. If they did, you'd be well fucked before you could ever boot, you'd be stuck bootstrapping it manually EVERY FUCKING TIME.
It was a long period. What changed that whole thing about them was the Children's Crusades and the bringing about of the Dark Ages. Christianity came around and decided to start some shit, and we've been paying for it ever fucking since.
"It is a sad reality that Islamic societies of the Middle East and Asia have seen either none or very little of this, with a clear, inverse correlation between "progress" and the degree of theological involvement in society. "
Yea, about that, you do realize that Islamic people were responsible for most of our stuff today thanks to that one little thing called Algebra, right? In fact, Islamic communities were once highly-regarded as scholarly and scientific types. Meanwhile, the Judeo-Christians brought about the Dark Ages.
Uh, yea, unless you've been paying attention, most ISPs are not offering contract-based plans. Charter/Spectrum? Hah, they don't carry enough paperwork to hide the legalese. In fact they're advertising over the radios right now "No contract." So, yea, your whole idea's pretty fucked.
Your 120GB HDD is currently 100GB due to OS and other pre-installed shit.
To boot, IOPS on a network-attached drive is Marianas Trench low, pretty much any modern game will suffer from performance issues.
Star Citizen alone when it launches will be 100GB. X-Plane 9 clocks in at 70GB install. Most open world games clock in starting at ~40GB now days, so at best you get three to install before you're right out of space with your 120GB drive.
Let me look at my steam library... I don't even have a hundredth of my collection installed, and yet my 500GB games drive is nearly full.
There is plenty. Example, I pay to utilize a program. If my ISP blocks access to that program, they're performing tortious interference of contract between me and the other company, and I can sue the hell out of them for it.
Well, given right now Titan Technologies has a Google review where you are screencapped admitting to practicing discrimination... Yup, it's fucking true.:)
How so? There are plenty of vehicles where you change the transmission fluid WHILE THE VEHICLE IS TURNED ON AND OPERATIONAL. Yet that doesn't trigger OSHA issues at the car dealership when it gets done.
I can turn that cheap-ass phone on and dial 911 and have the emergency services on-site before your shit android phone finishes booting and getting to the home screen.
The court is the wrong fucking place, no wonder you're losing out. You are supposed to take them to the DLSE where they can't bring an attorney and you grill them there.
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Actually, funnily enough, of that $20 trillion in debt, $19 trillion is owed directly to the people of the United States. About 1 Trillion is for China, and a few billion here and there for other countries.
So what we should do is file a lien on the Government, and take every bit of military, CIA, FBI, and DARPA technology, gov't housing for those holding office, all of their pay raises (and accounts since they're paid by our tax money) and revoke their ability to collect taxes until their debt to us is settled.
Alliance for Open Media is going to crush HEVC without fail. All the real technology companies are getting in on it, leaving the MPEG and VCEG out of the loop. They're tired of being told how to make their products to any degree, and are fighting back.
A database-based file system? Funny, KirbyCMS went without a database and uses the pure file system for RAW PERFORMANCE.
Who the fuck would add a secondary layer to make shit run slower? (Besides Oracle?)
"Windows ME was the last version based on DOS."
ME was more of a mix of NT and DOS (.VXD and .DLL driver hell was rampant) and real-time DOS mode was heavily restricted (which made a bunch of my older disk utilities no longer work.)
Pretty much every fab laser-locks that out now days.
Processors don't need drivers. If they did, you'd be well fucked before you could ever boot, you'd be stuck bootstrapping it manually EVERY FUCKING TIME.
It was a long period. What changed that whole thing about them was the Children's Crusades and the bringing about of the Dark Ages. Christianity came around and decided to start some shit, and we've been paying for it ever fucking since.
"a temperature of absolute zero cannot be physically achieved because it's impossible for the entropy (or disorder) of a system to hit zero"
Would that then not imply that our universe is incapable of experiencing heat death?
"It is a sad reality that Islamic societies of the Middle East and Asia have seen either none or very little of this, with a clear, inverse correlation between "progress" and the degree of theological involvement in society. "
Yea, about that, you do realize that Islamic people were responsible for most of our stuff today thanks to that one little thing called Algebra, right? In fact, Islamic communities were once highly-regarded as scholarly and scientific types. Meanwhile, the Judeo-Christians brought about the Dark Ages.
Back to school for you.
Uh, yea, unless you've been paying attention, most ISPs are not offering contract-based plans. Charter/Spectrum? Hah, they don't carry enough paperwork to hide the legalese. In fact they're advertising over the radios right now "No contract." So, yea, your whole idea's pretty fucked.
"I am for the individual right to discriminate based on anything at all"
So that obviously also means you're an ethnicist/racist to boot.
Quite a few. Mobile GPUs have been more than capable for quite some time.
"Last time I checked, you can't bring suit in a U.S. federal court over a Canadian law."
There are these magical things we have called treaties, which quite often allow for such behaviors to be tried regardless of jurisdiction.
Your 120GB HDD is currently 100GB due to OS and other pre-installed shit.
To boot, IOPS on a network-attached drive is Marianas Trench low, pretty much any modern game will suffer from performance issues.
Star Citizen alone when it launches will be 100GB. X-Plane 9 clocks in at 70GB install. Most open world games clock in starting at ~40GB now days, so at best you get three to install before you're right out of space with your 120GB drive.
Let me look at my steam library... I don't even have a hundredth of my collection installed, and yet my 500GB games drive is nearly full.
There is plenty. Example, I pay to utilize a program. If my ISP blocks access to that program, they're performing tortious interference of contract between me and the other company, and I can sue the hell out of them for it.
Well, given right now Titan Technologies has a Google review where you are screencapped admitting to practicing discrimination... Yup, it's fucking true. :)
The second they find out you're over 30 years old, your profile immediately disappears from their site.
As someone who has installed power in buildings, no, the analogy was indeed bad.
How so? There are plenty of vehicles where you change the transmission fluid WHILE THE VEHICLE IS TURNED ON AND OPERATIONAL. Yet that doesn't trigger OSHA issues at the car dealership when it gets done.
"If you need more, then you should be using a networked drive."
Yea, using a networked drive when playing an open-world game is such a smart fucking idea...
With a heat gun. It's called reflow soldering, you should give it a try sometime, it's fun.
"no there is nothing wrong with powersupply in any of them"
Did you actually test with a proper multimeter on every power rail or are you just talking out of your ass?
I can turn that cheap-ass phone on and dial 911 and have the emergency services on-site before your shit android phone finishes booting and getting to the home screen.
The court is the wrong fucking place, no wonder you're losing out. You are supposed to take them to the DLSE where they can't bring an attorney and you grill them there.
Dox'd so hard Roman ran like a bitch and deleted his LinkedIn.
And is probably in the middle of deleting everything else he can, right now.