I had a Core 2 Quad with dual SLI'd GTX480s. It made me upgrade to a 1,500W UPS because the 850W would blurt out overload warnings during gaming.

250W... hah

Ookla ain't got nothing on Gloop and Gleep.

Anyone that finds this interesting that hasn't already should read up on the MISTer project. It uses the Altera DE10-Nano FPGA dev board that allows it to run a very large number of retro computers, consoles, and arcade machines.

The project created a framework to standard a way to load different FPGA cores, and how IO works. This makes trying out a new system as easy to drag and dropping a compiled core and a disk image on an SD card or network share and you are up and running versus dealing with re-imaging SD cards for each system.

http://www.racketboy.com/retro/mister-fpga-the-future-of-retro-game-emulation-and-preservation

Amazon doesn't operate the flights. They contract that out to Atlas and two others. The plane was likely dedicated to Amazon Air flights and had an Amazon Air livery painted on it.

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They just really wanted... your two cents.

Did South Korea ever get away from the ActiveX control their banks used to require?

Which was complete BS back then to. All those Call of Duty games were running off peer to peer. They had no way to guarantee quality of connections.

Are you talking about TrueHD vs DD+?

The vast majority of people using streaming services are lucky to have a soundbar versus their TV's built-in speakers.

That said Atmos is possible over DD+ and Netflix is rolling out content that includes it.

The Echo Show already has a camera.

If you have Sprint, it should already be roaming on Verizon's network which has been the rural network of choice in the area's I've been. Though some of that coverage is Verizon's roaming agreement with US Cellular.

AT&T's rural support has been mostly dodgy. Google's Fi service allows connecting to TMobile, Sprint, and US Cellular which can give the best coverage. You are limited on which phones are supported, but it will give you the best coverage anywhere you go. If you are in a Verizon area both Sprint and US Cellular are able to roam on it.

Something like http://www.canistream.it/

Found the millennial who's never written a check.

Outside of a signature, checks are only reason most people use cursive.

It also shows that movies aren't a very good medium compared to mini series for many stories.

Try imagining either of your examples as a movie, trying to cut it down to 2-2.5 hours would make either horrible IMO. Now things like Game of Throne, Walking Dead, etc.

Then there's the horror genre which works surprisingly well with a longer run. MTV (yes I know) created a series based off Scream. And you had multiple hours to get to know the characters so you feel more loss when the bodies start dropping.

Just as long as it does turn you into one of the Impossibles.

Living with the pain of normal air causing your skin to combust. Being a giant walking scab. Or unconsciously having your skin turn transparent.

And then the professor he came out worse of all, oh wait no he was already a major jerk.

With how it's going, the market cap might actually get there by the end of the year.