I don't know, when was the first version of Microsoft Office released?

Do you mean vt-d/AMD-Vi (i and d being the important bits)

It does seem AMD hasn't actually market segmented this feature out to the level of near pointlessness like Intel but I can't seem to find good information on which chips do and don't support it. If e-350 does though that is a good sign.

I'm not sure I'd say they were all bad based on your experience. Mine ran all of the water in the house at the same time almost the entire time he was there to try and force any drainage issues to the surface. At the time I wouldn't have thought to do something like that.

IIRC all ants in a colony are essentially clones, which makes the situation even more strange.

Well, the answer to "Why shouldn't they be?" is because they are supported by the state they reside in under the premise they will support the local populace first. Essentially they are getting the benefits of being a state school while shirking the inherent responsibilities that come with that.

The test has been redone: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/HD_5870_PCI-Express_Scaling/25.html and things haven't really changed.

Keep in mind that PCI-E 2.0 doubles bandwidth though, making todays 1x yesterdays 2x.

I don't doubt that was true when it first came out, but with the exception of a really old winmodem I had no problems finding or using any drivers whatsoever.

What's wrong with XP x64? I rocked it for the last 3-4 years and never had a problem with it.

Now for a truly terrifying experience, imagine what would have happened if he wasn't grossly incompetent.

That was my thought as well. They're probably making assumptions based off those same old faulty broadband maps that count an entire zip code as having broadband if one person in it has broadband. I just got DSL service last week for the first time, and I have no other options. My area is fairly rural I'll admit but the United States has large swaths of space that are just like here.

2018 seems completely unreasonable and sounds like the myopic suggestion of some one that has lived entirely in high population density areas. And I'm not even going to go into the change averse nature of our large elderly population who statistically are going to need reliable 911 service the most.

Does it? I thought caffeine caused the bitter flavor associated with coffee. I suppose one could argue that is desirable.

Nope. Everyone else already paid up their campaign contributions and lobbying fees.

That's not true. He'll probably still be assumed to be guilty by a large percentage of people even after he is proven innocent.

Wait...so its innovation was being Dreamcast II?

I love to complain about stupid things more than your average person, but is this really a problem? Put a repeater in the window. My heating bill, on a 1980s house is by far once of the most cash sucking and depressing aspects of my budget.

And as an added bonus, maybe it'll keep neighbors from stealing everyone's wifi.