Comment Blame? (Score 0) 131
Duuurrrrrrrrrppppppp. Don't be a tard tard.
Duuurrrrrrrrrppppppp. Don't be a tard tard.
And decide no Teslas can be sold there unless they pay a million dollar tax per vehicle.
Because nothing works like wagging your finger and pretending something doesn't exist.
Serious criticism of the administration over its treatment of ISIS will be downmodded as flamebait.
Because however you learn to tell time that's it. Much like you can tell what a person's native language is by asking them what they count in.
Because years and years ago it was obvious that what manufacturers were calling RISC wasn't really that. It was typically some middle ground between REAL RISC and something else. Back in the day x86 had about 374 instructions and a SUN or analogous IBM chip had about 150-175 instructions. But according to the actual science, a RISC chip should only have 30-45 instructions. So for the sake of flexibility manufacturers split the difference and built chips that were neither fish nor fowl. If someone to actually have a real high power chip that ran only 40 instructions I wonder if the benchmarks would come out differently. Or maybe they wouldn't because the benchmarks themselves make some attempt to model the complexity of real world scenarios. And if that's the case then the REAL RISC chips would be stumbling trying to execute most things in software not the instruction set.
We a rock solid apocalypse. Hopefully 6/7ths of the world will die out.
Almost everything IBM says is bullshit. Sorry but it is.
Is Netflix, Amazon AWS and Xbox. Taken together any fucking thing you can imagine will or won't happen.
Really? Moderated as flamebait. Really? Fuck you.
Seems a tad hysterical.
This year I've experienced 31 TW outages of 2 hrs or more. Including one period of 6 straight days where TW sent 5 different bucket trucks out to 'fix' something, couldn't and left. The next to last guy was the best. He had the curbside box apart in his hands and when I went outside he said, and I quote "I didn't do anything" unquote. I live IN Raleigh, the capital city of the 9th largest state in the US. Service is a crapshoot most of the time. Maybe it works maybe it doesn't. Rajiv Ahmed Gonzales or whoever you reach on the phone will never tell you there's a problem. NEVER.
The only TW 'office' here is a building where the line is out the door EVERY DAY ALL DAY where the wait could be 2-3 hours. Even if all you're doing is returning a DVR or modem to them. When I went there to swap out my BROKEN modem, Kwanisha or whatever shrugged to told me "We ain't got any, NEXT!"
I've escalated calls to them so many times I have personal cell phone #s of TW managers. I call them at home. It's the only way to get anything done at all.
Here's what you do. Every day, every single day, you snatch up one TW exec and you cruify them on fire, on YouTube.
Because all those devices will be wiped.
They're protecting privacy by 'losing' all those emails.
Roll out a machine with 128 of these and tell prospective customers they can implement 20,000 virtual instances IN THE CLOUD.
"You know, we've won awards for this crap." -- David Letterman