You wont be able to find any illegal content hosted by the site no matter how long and hard you look, what you will find however are.torrent files and magnet links. Big difference but not one I'd expect you to be willing to accept.
There's no practical difference. You clicky the linky at KickAssTorrents website, warez flows to your computer. My point being, the torrent files and magnet links are the only way to access the illegal content behind them after all. They are essentially a complete description, a virtualization of the files. It's silly to say that a torrent site "does not host the files" because they still make the sharing possible in first place.
Cycling has the problem that it only makes your legs stronger, leaving the top of your body crappy. Not that it wouldn't be a great activity, otherwise!
I don't know really. The SATA 3 spec was released in July 2008, which was about the year when only the very first consumer SSDs started to appear. Maybe the spec was mostly designed for fast HDDs and they couldn't fully predict the need for the speed. And it was a natural thing to just double the data rate.
The problem is they are so many ways to judge performance.
GHZ are good for comparing like processors.
MIPS are good for similar instruction sets.
FLOPS are good for similar code (That uses floating points)
Of those, I think GHz is used way too often, while it actually has lost much of its meaning these days. For example we've had 2GHz desktop CPUs for a decade now, but the performance difference between them can be worlds apart.
I doubt that. The temperature measurement mechanics and the on/off pulsing for running the coolant does not need even a simple microcontroller. It's probably driven by completely analog electronics. Unless we are talking about some unordinary deluxe freezer.
A Windows 7/8 desktop is faster and consumes less resources than a Linux desktop (for fair comparison, we should look at modern full-feature DEs such as KDE, GNOME or Unity).
To be honest I don't know why the Windows 7 GUI receives so much hate [...] The interface might take up some computer resources you could use otherwise
Actually the GUI (Aero and whatnot) doesn't even steal much resources at all. It's perfectly fine even on an Atom netbook.
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True, and that's why services like Steam make profit so well: they are just convenient enough compared to the piracy route.
You wont be able to find any illegal content hosted by the site no matter how long and hard you look, what you will find however are .torrent files and magnet links. Big difference but not one I'd expect you to be willing to accept.
There's no practical difference. You clicky the linky at KickAssTorrents website, warez flows to your computer. My point being, the torrent files and magnet links are the only way to access the illegal content behind them after all. They are essentially a complete description, a virtualization of the files. It's silly to say that a torrent site "does not host the files" because they still make the sharing possible in first place.
Croteam's Serious Sam on the other hand is still doing surprisingly well. SS4 is in the works, comes with a Linux version.
If someone is ignoring warnings about missing public keys, they probably also have bigger problems.
Alcoholism, depression...
He didn't miss the point. He just commented one aspect of it, which is that the original is now at deb-multimedia.org. Which is correct.
He seems to host some kind of motorcycle website there.
Cycling has the problem that it only makes your legs stronger, leaving the top of your body crappy. Not that it wouldn't be a great activity, otherwise!
Apparently the mods are on crack again.
Heh, that was a full-bodied rant with mustard, ketchup and various spices. Nice!
There's a subreddit for the OP's problem. ;)
I don't know really. The SATA 3 spec was released in July 2008, which was about the year when only the very first consumer SSDs started to appear. Maybe the spec was mostly designed for fast HDDs and they couldn't fully predict the need for the speed. And it was a natural thing to just double the data rate.
Good point.
SATA 3.0 is only 600 MB/s.
You have a point there, although even that is possible to whip together with a chip that is not a CPU.
You are messing the discussion with facts. Someone call the guards!
USB also uses the CPU for the heavy lifting, so it is cheaper to implement.
The statement that USB uses CPU for the heavy lifting is thrown around a lot, but is it still true?
The problem is they are so many ways to judge performance.
GHZ are good for comparing like processors.
MIPS are good for similar instruction sets.
FLOPS are good for similar code (That uses floating points)
Of those, I think GHz is used way too often, while it actually has lost much of its meaning these days. For example we've had 2GHz desktop CPUs for a decade now, but the performance difference between them can be worlds apart.
How much money do you actually save buying a PC without a Windows license vs with a Windows license?
As a Joe Sixpack, you save about €40.
Not to mention when a company calls up Dell and asks for 10,000 computers they get a pretty nice discount.
Yup.
Frankly I wouldn't find it surprising at all if most fortune 500 companies had 10,000 Windows licenses.
I doubt that. The temperature measurement mechanics and the on/off pulsing for running the coolant does not need even a simple microcontroller. It's probably driven by completely analog electronics. Unless we are talking about some unordinary deluxe freezer.
At least the Amazon backdoor will come as a standard feature.
Hah, awesome!
Airbrushing the thing to look like a large can of Coca-Cola would also be an interesting mod.
D'oh! That's one facepalm for me then.
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A Windows 7/8 desktop is faster and consumes less resources than a Linux desktop (for fair comparison, we should look at modern full-feature DEs such as KDE, GNOME or Unity).
To be honest I don't know why the Windows 7 GUI receives so much hate [...] The interface might take up some computer resources you could use otherwise
Actually the GUI (Aero and whatnot) doesn't even steal much resources at all. It's perfectly fine even on an Atom netbook.