Yep, the Space Shuttle existed only for the cold war. It was to let the Soviets know that we could put a nuke delivery system into space. The Soviets even made one of their own, complete with a launch system. The USSR collapsed before that program was ever completed but they did send it on one unmanned space flight.
Nothing is going directly into the atmosphere, why do you think the fuel is surrounded by containment vessels? This is not the same design as Chernobyl.
ExpressCard already provides a direct PCI-E connection for external devices on laptops. In fact it is already used for attaching regular video cards to laptops (ViDock is one such product). Again, there is no compelling reason for thunderbolt.
The Samsung 2443 I was talking about retails for $300+. Why you might ask? Simply because it does 1920x1200. It is currently easy to find 24" monitors for under $200, however they are 1920x1080 vs 1920x1200. This is the 2x markup we have all been talking about.
It'll die an obscure death, just like firewire. USB won this war a long time ago and there really is no compelling reason to go with thunderbolt over USB 3.0.
And if you knew anything about the way police raid homes you would know that they use those electricity bills as justification for a search warrant, absent any other evidence.
China would not collapse if they lost 30% of their export revenue.
Top Countries China Exports To
United States = $162.9 (+30%)
Hong Kong = $124.5 (+23%)
Japan = $84 (+14%)
South Korea = $35.1 (+26%)
Germany = $32.5 (+37%)
Netherlands = $25.9 (+40%)
United Kingdom = $19 (+27%)
Singapore = $16.6 (+31%)
Taiwan = $16.6 (+22%)
Russia = $13.2 (+45%)
What a pointless rant, you can buy laptops with good video cards in them. However, you have to be an idiot to think you're going to buy a laptop that doubles as a gaming rig.
I'm sorry but Windows XP, Vista, 7, Server 2003, Server 2008 and Server 2008 R2 all have been proven to have much better built in security than OSX, which happens to be based on the Mach kernel, not BSD. Having some BSD code in your OS does not make it BSD, if that were the case Windows would be considered BSD.
While I agree with what you say, I would like to point out that at its prime, AOL had almost 30 million subscribers in the US when our country's entire population was 270m (give or take a few).
And those subscribers were almost all old, technologically ignorant people, who thought that AOL was the internet.
Nope, in fact the Federal Reserve is a privately owned, for profit, financial institution. The only thing federal about them is the name. Sure they print money when we tell them to, however, they charge us interest on that fiat currency.
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Yep, the Space Shuttle existed only for the cold war. It was to let the Soviets know that we could put a nuke delivery system into space. The Soviets even made one of their own, complete with a launch system. The USSR collapsed before that program was ever completed but they did send it on one unmanned space flight.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buran_(spacecraft)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6WHjQ3Y3Uo
Nothing is going directly into the atmosphere, why do you think the fuel is surrounded by containment vessels? This is not the same design as Chernobyl.
ExpressCard already provides a direct PCI-E connection for external devices on laptops. In fact it is already used for attaching regular video cards to laptops (ViDock is one such product). Again, there is no compelling reason for thunderbolt.
The Samsung 2443 I was talking about retails for $300+. Why you might ask? Simply because it does 1920x1200. It is currently easy to find 24" monitors for under $200, however they are 1920x1080 vs 1920x1200. This is the 2x markup we have all been talking about.
It'll die an obscure death, just like firewire. USB won this war a long time ago and there really is no compelling reason to go with thunderbolt over USB 3.0.
LED and CFL bulbs make for very poor grow lights. Growers who know what they are doing use high-pressure sodium and metal halide bulbs.
And if you knew anything about the way police raid homes you would know that they use those electricity bills as justification for a search warrant, absent any other evidence.
Are you claiming that there is 600 tons of fuel in each of these reactors?
And it requires that the computer you connect to it be a Thunderbolt equipped Mac.
I cannot believe people still buy into this scam.
Just how did they manage to install Windows on a PowerBook?
A 1TB WD Caviar Black will run you closer to $100.
As for the monitor, well, there's always display mode via the Thunderbolt port...
Which absolutely nobody uses.
China would not collapse if they lost 30% of their export revenue.
Top Countries China Exports To
United States = $162.9 (+30%)
Hong Kong = $124.5 (+23%)
Japan = $84 (+14%)
South Korea = $35.1 (+26%)
Germany = $32.5 (+37%)
Netherlands = $25.9 (+40%)
United Kingdom = $19 (+27%)
Singapore = $16.6 (+31%)
Taiwan = $16.6 (+22%)
Russia = $13.2 (+45%)
Read more at Suite101: China's Top Trading Partners: Chinese Exports & Imports Soar | Suite101.com http://www.suite101.com/content/chinas-top-trading-partners-a3413#ixzz1NGeCLk7X
Sadly, ThinkPads are now 16:9.
At that price I would go with IPS instead, there is no way I am paying $400 for a 24" TN panel.
Or you could just stop going to the movies in bad parts of town.
What a pointless rant, you can buy laptops with good video cards in them. However, you have to be an idiot to think you're going to buy a laptop that doubles as a gaming rig.
How many people actually BUY music on iTunes?
They're been making a profit on the 360 for several years now.
I'm sorry but Windows XP, Vista, 7, Server 2003, Server 2008 and Server 2008 R2 all have been proven to have much better built in security than OSX, which happens to be based on the Mach kernel, not BSD. Having some BSD code in your OS does not make it BSD, if that were the case Windows would be considered BSD.
While I agree with what you say, I would like to point out that at its prime, AOL had almost 30 million subscribers in the US when our country's entire population was 270m (give or take a few).
And those subscribers were almost all old, technologically ignorant people, who thought that AOL was the internet.
Nope, in fact the Federal Reserve is a privately owned, for profit, financial institution. The only thing federal about them is the name. Sure they print money when we tell them to, however, they charge us interest on that fiat currency.
I guess you have never heard of Senator Ron Paul.
The coroner said it was the worst case of suicide he had ever seen.