It's not good for the people overseas, but that's actually great for us. All the money we save buying the cheaper overseas stuff we can use to educate the person over here without a job and put him to work producing the high-level services that we can actually export and make a profit on.
That's not really that many. I mean we're losing a whole hell of a lot more people to obesity related heart disease, tobacco related lung cancer, car accidents, firearm related suicide, and even accidental firearm discharge. Seems like if we took all that effort we're putting into keeping the...
If her raceless cyborg body was supposed to be asian looking in the anime, then it was a freakishly tall, giant breasted, and doe-eyed asian and would have certainly stood out in any mostly normal-looking asian crowd. Being super attractive, hyper-sexuallized, and often scantily clad probably...
I haven't had a phone battery wear out in any phone I've had in the last ten plus years. That's not to say that it doesn't happen, but is there any real (non anecdotal) data on how often it happens? There's other factors there too... like does adding the mechanism needed to make the battery...
If they're going to do that then they might as well just proceed with regular court action against the copyright infringers. Oh wait, maybe they should just do that... you know use the regular legal system that the rest of us regular people have to use and not the special unfair one that was...
This whole "Prey in name only" thing is interesting to me, because that's how I view the 2006 game. There was a Prey before that game which sounded amazing and different (there was a write up in a very old PC-gamer). I remember it had aliens that would hunt you, and there was a lot of talk about...
Did the customer pay for it or did the customer's employer (or whoever gave them the money) pay for it? I mean if the food at the store was .03 cheaper then they could get away with paying you .03 less in wages right? #DeepThoughts
I think the car's first priority should be to follow all traffic laws at all times. Steering into oncoming traffic isn't really a legal maneuver. The default choice is to hit the car in front of you. It's the thing at fault anyway and that's what would happen if you just continued to proceed...
They never STOPPED using Keypoint. If you want to know why they shouldn't have rehired them and probably why they had leaks, then go look at their glassdoor reviews. https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/KeyPoint-Government-Solutions-Reviews-E313894.htm
I know NTLM is weak and all, but it hasn't been totally broken has it? And provided you have a proper password that's not in a table somewhere and has enough entropy it still gonna take thousands of years to brute force it right?
There are places in the U.S. where if they catch you with a cell phone they'll confiscate it and grind it into paste. You don't want to play Pokemon Go there.
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When I see people overbuying RAM it's usually not the quantity that strikes me as being unnecessary, it's usually the speed. Superfast "gaming" RAM is just a huge waste of money.
"The things you want to know can easily get drowned out by all the other stuff out there."
So here's a keyboard that throws even more stuff at you so you can drown even more quickly.
Well maybe it didn't. Maybe his MB, PSU, or those dubious unpowered ribbon cables were faulty all along, but the previous cards he was running didn't reveal the defect. Or maybe just one of the three 480s had a defect. You get defective hardware sometimes, it happens.
The demand for CS/CE, despite rumors of a downturn, is still pretty ludicrous. As long as you're willing to go where the jobs are and you didn't skate by with a 2.0, you shouldn't have any trouble finding work.
That's an interesting one. I'm looking at the pinout on the 24-pin ATX connector, and it looks like it's one of the 3.3v connections that took the brunt of it?
He doesn't mention it in that thread, but in other threads he says he had several days of instability (random reboots) with the 3x480s...
I've never had that happen. It's usually some under-educated person in India, and they just want to get you on the phone, in the system, and off again as quickly as possible. They don't care what happened to the board. Several times they haven't even asked to have the old board shipped back.
I don't think they care. I mean I've warrantied more than a few boards in my life, they don't ask a lot of questions about what you had plugged into it. You just tell them your board died and they send you a new one.