That's an insane budget considering the power that can be had for half that or less.
I'd suggest grabbing something for around $500 and book a vacation with the remaining $1500
There's not much to break really. As long as the hinge is well designed and there's ample cooling, even a budget laptop should last many many years. Outside of specialty rugged laptops like the Toughpad, more money doesn't buy a longer lasting system.
"hand built"
You mean you slapped some components into a case and installed your own OS?
It appears you can't OUTPERFORM a Mac for a fraction of the price like the rest of us system builders, which makes you a failure as well
I don't keep up well enough to make it a rhetorical question, I was asking honestly, not baiting. When I think high profile names that support ending the drug war, that's my list.
My Democratic Governor (John Lynch) and President Obama refuse to even engage in honest discussion on the issue.
Happy HTPC user for 9 years now. Windows Media Center Is the only 10ft PC display that I've been satisfied with the HD Television performance on. Media Browser plug in for local media.
It's stable and easy to use.
This seems to visualize surface winds. Radar (precipitation aloft) is moved by winds higher in the atmosphere. There's often a disconnect in the direction of surface and elevated winds. Check out a Skew-T Sounding and you can see the larger vertical wind profile.
10 years+ working from home. My wife and 8 year old have been 100% respectful of it the entire time. For me it's a complete non-issue.
Biggest drawback for me is missing out on office social interaction.
What on earth are you talking about? When people run out of gas, they're not going to be at a gas station in a position to "beg" for gas. They're going to be on the side of the road.
I guarantee you that far more brilliant folks have run out of gas. Based on the logic you've used in these few posts I've read, it seems like number is probably near 100% of them.
Except that in the case of packets, they can be captured and sent along without any disruption to the parties exchanging them. So it's more like being able to discover all the gold by forcing everyone to participate in gold detection (to their detriment) before sending out the mining crew.
The talk was not about revolution in programming. It was about a person defining a principle and using that to guide what they do. In this case, the speaker, decided that creative designers need feedback, and he created these demos to show how feedback can improve some simple situations.
If you didn't watch the video, you look very stupid criticizing it. This discussion is one of the worst I have ever seen. You may be a great programmer, but you have a closed mind and made a bad decision to post about something you know nothing about.
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This term "Retina Display" makes me angry
Winning!
I use an infrared thermometer to check the temp when slow cooking. Every other item I use has been available for at least 50 years.
That's an insane budget considering the power that can be had for half that or less. I'd suggest grabbing something for around $500 and book a vacation with the remaining $1500
There's not much to break really. As long as the hinge is well designed and there's ample cooling, even a budget laptop should last many many years. Outside of specialty rugged laptops like the Toughpad, more money doesn't buy a longer lasting system.
64bit fwiw this same limit applies to linux as well.
You sir, 1. Obviously doesn't have kids 2. Like to make the question fit your answer even if it doesn't 3. Are a smug douche bag
"American cops are scary and can easily ruin your life so keep your distance and act inconspicious when you can't" ftfy
"hand built" You mean you slapped some components into a case and installed your own OS? It appears you can't OUTPERFORM a Mac for a fraction of the price like the rest of us system builders, which makes you a failure as well
I don't keep up well enough to make it a rhetorical question, I was asking honestly, not baiting. When I think high profile names that support ending the drug war, that's my list. My Democratic Governor (John Lynch) and President Obama refuse to even engage in honest discussion on the issue.
Ron Paul, Gary Johnson, William F Buckley (deceased) are a few just from my head.. Which D's are advocating ending it?
Not in New Hampshire
Happy HTPC user for 9 years now. Windows Media Center Is the only 10ft PC display that I've been satisfied with the HD Television performance on. Media Browser plug in for local media. It's stable and easy to use.
It's not just trolling "annoy or offend" could literally be applied to every word ever written.
This seems to visualize surface winds. Radar (precipitation aloft) is moved by winds higher in the atmosphere. There's often a disconnect in the direction of surface and elevated winds. Check out a Skew-T Sounding and you can see the larger vertical wind profile.
I have a patent on "loose" being the opposite of "win"
10 years+ working from home. My wife and 8 year old have been 100% respectful of it the entire time. For me it's a complete non-issue. Biggest drawback for me is missing out on office social interaction.
What on earth are you talking about? When people run out of gas, they're not going to be at a gas station in a position to "beg" for gas. They're going to be on the side of the road. I guarantee you that far more brilliant folks have run out of gas. Based on the logic you've used in these few posts I've read, it seems like number is probably near 100% of them.
I've never made a mistake in my entire life.
Dexter did it (on TV) by taking a toothbrush.
Except that in the case of packets, they can be captured and sent along without any disruption to the parties exchanging them. So it's more like being able to discover all the gold by forcing everyone to participate in gold detection (to their detriment) before sending out the mining crew.
You could go with a USB floppy controller. http://shop.deviceside.com/prod/FC5025
You could try McDowell's
http://blog.moviefone.com/2010/09/11/famous-movie-locations-mcdowells-from-coming-to-america/
That could be a really interesting case, potentially infringing on both Coming to America and McDonald's
They did the same thing to Gary Johnson, also not a shill.
The talk was not about revolution in programming. It was about a person defining a principle and using that to guide what they do. In this case, the speaker, decided that creative designers need feedback, and he created these demos to show how feedback can improve some simple situations. If you didn't watch the video, you look very stupid criticizing it. This discussion is one of the worst I have ever seen. You may be a great programmer, but you have a closed mind and made a bad decision to post about something you know nothing about.