Are you kidding?!? I've had projects that get 26 million new records PER DAY and they work just fine in MS SQL.
I have never seen a project that MS SQL couldn't handle.
That's exactly what it said. "If you bragged about a transaction amount or address on Twitter or on a Bitcoin forum, we can link you." Wow. However did you do that?
I don't agree. We had laptops with AMD graphics. Even when we aren't using them (using Intel graphics only) the laptop still blue screens because of driver issues. No thanks. Don't want Radeon graphics anywhere near my laptop. Intel or Nvidia only.
My daughter didn't want a Galaxy S8 (when Dad was buying her one for free after she dropped her phone), she wanted a Pixel. But once she heard that it didn't have a headphone jack, it was dead to her.
Meanwhile. My S5 has an "ugly" plastic back. I've dropped it several times and it still works. I don't even have a case on it except my hip case.
I can change the battery (great for an instant charge since Anker provided me with a charger when I bought 2 batteries) and the micro SD card (recently put in a 64 GB because I was running out of space on my 32 GB).
Fantastic.
I replaced the batteries on all 4 Galaxy S5s. They had the same problems as the Note 7s (getting extremely hot, rebooting, bulged battery). But since I could replace them with Anker batteries for $12 each, I just did that. And we got a charger and an extra so we can grab one anytime.
"which has seen Steve Rogers transform from a patriotic superhero to the fascist leader of an invasive Hydra force that has taken over the U.S."
Yep, this is why I don't read comics anymore.
Exactly. The problem is that dust transactions (pennies) are currently not getting picked up in the Bitcoin ledger, because there is not enough space in the transaction block for them. Miners choose the largest amounts of transaction payments, sometimes which go as high as 50 cents. Obviously, 50 cents is no big deal if you are moving thousands of dollars, but it's a huge deal if you are paying a penny for a listen.
This is totally false. Bitcoin absolutely works. Just because they use a payment processor to avoid fluctuations doesn't mean that they can't instantly take payments for content from every country on earth the instant it goes up. What's wrong with a worldwide direct sales market for artists? Sounds great to me.
Not really. The most immersive aspect of Zelda is in the JoyCons. Every different combination of weapon and what you hit with it has a different feel. Even the amount of contact changes it. The JoyCons IMO are the key to making Breath of the Wild so immersive.
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MS SQL doesn't scale?!?
Are you kidding?!? I've had projects that get 26 million new records PER DAY and they work just fine in MS SQL. I have never seen a project that MS SQL couldn't handle.
That's exactly what it said. "If you bragged about a transaction amount or address on Twitter or on a Bitcoin forum, we can link you." Wow. However did you do that?
Those people interested in something that approximates a currency can go with Bitcoin Cash
Yes, let's go with something owned entirely by Chinese miners. No chance of a 51% attack by the Chinese government there.
Exactly. I already made 10 times and still have some left. Poor me.
Especially since Jerry Brown already bankrupted the state twice. I guess the third time really is the charm.
That's because he got tired of having a clackity-clack headache every day.
I don't agree. We had laptops with AMD graphics. Even when we aren't using them (using Intel graphics only) the laptop still blue screens because of driver issues. No thanks. Don't want Radeon graphics anywhere near my laptop. Intel or Nvidia only.
A friend of mine does QA for machined parts for air manufacturers. When their old computer died, they started using DosBox instead. Works great.
My daughter didn't want a Galaxy S8 (when Dad was buying her one for free after she dropped her phone), she wanted a Pixel. But once she heard that it didn't have a headphone jack, it was dead to her.
I use Bluetooth and I have very good bass.
Yeah. That would be awesome at work to just set my laptop down and have everything connected.
He made a ton of money being the official browser of Wii and also other devices.
Google engineers banded together in their 20% time.
LG G4?
The battery is only 3000 mAh (which given the new efficiencies in Android is plenty), but it has everything else.
Meanwhile. My S5 has an "ugly" plastic back. I've dropped it several times and it still works. I don't even have a case on it except my hip case. I can change the battery (great for an instant charge since Anker provided me with a charger when I bought 2 batteries) and the micro SD card (recently put in a 64 GB because I was running out of space on my 32 GB). Fantastic.
He thinks flexing phones are the sounds that come out of a small bird.
I replaced the batteries on all 4 Galaxy S5s. They had the same problems as the Note 7s (getting extremely hot, rebooting, bulged battery). But since I could replace them with Anker batteries for $12 each, I just did that. And we got a charger and an extra so we can grab one anytime.
I'm with you. I am still rolling along on my S5, having seen nothing that improves on it.
It is getting a little slow with the latest updates, but now I'm waiting for a 600MHz phone so I can get gigabit with T-Mobile next year.
"which has seen Steve Rogers transform from a patriotic superhero to the fascist leader of an invasive Hydra force that has taken over the U.S." Yep, this is why I don't read comics anymore.
Exactly. The problem is that dust transactions (pennies) are currently not getting picked up in the Bitcoin ledger, because there is not enough space in the transaction block for them. Miners choose the largest amounts of transaction payments, sometimes which go as high as 50 cents. Obviously, 50 cents is no big deal if you are moving thousands of dollars, but it's a huge deal if you are paying a penny for a listen.
This is totally false. Bitcoin absolutely works. Just because they use a payment processor to avoid fluctuations doesn't mean that they can't instantly take payments for content from every country on earth the instant it goes up. What's wrong with a worldwide direct sales market for artists? Sounds great to me.
My Wii DVD drive failed, but it didn't matter that much since I had a Wii U already and I could play all the old games on there.
I'm 47 and I'm addicted to Breath of the Wild. But the last time I was like this wasn't that far back. Arkham City for me.
Not really. The most immersive aspect of Zelda is in the JoyCons. Every different combination of weapon and what you hit with it has a different feel. Even the amount of contact changes it. The JoyCons IMO are the key to making Breath of the Wild so immersive.
Wine Is Not an Emulator.