It's not remote brick though which is described here, but we have that already through IMEI blacklisting.

I'm using it all the time :)
Most of the "professional" features are there, you have tons of filters and exporting is really easy although I usually export to qp 0 h264 and then encode it myself using ffmpeg/x264.
It seems that it is using the same libraries though so I might be able to do it from within now too.

Anyway.. I'm never paying for another video editor as long as Kdenlive is maintained.

Got to love competition mandated by law.

In my area, 15 minutes from the closest city which has about 60.000 inhabitants, I have about 20 providers competing on fiber, cable and copper. You can also toss in a few 4g providers that sell broadband you can carry around.
I settled for fiber 100/100 with tv and phone for $100 a month. It's not the cheapest, but I'm hooked on the speed :)
They also provide ipv6 and "bridge mode routers" with a fixed ipv4 address for my own router and a /62 ipv6 prefix.

We used to have a public telephone company called Telenor, but after it became private it came with the catch that all competitors can buy capacity from them at cost + investment write-offs. It's been working wonders.

What else would you use an amd card for?
I you want to game and/or use linux with any performance and stability you need a nvidia card.

Intel integrated gpu works fine for linux though if you don't need the performance,

Got to agree here, my N66U is flying with shibbys tomato.

I can't really figure out why one would want to put hard drives on the edge device, but still the custom firmware is best.

And the hardware of these devices are excellent :)

My fiber ISP provides 6rd connectivity with a /62 prefix address space, and will bump it to /54 when they implement dual-stack on all systems.
There are still legacy routers on the system apparently.

However tomato on my rt-n66u handles the 6rd just fine.

A lot of systems are on ipv6 already, and I think I have around 50/50 ipv6 and ipv4 traffic now. There is no real difference in use for a regular user. Even all the phones, tables and the chromecast use it without me having to do anything except connecting the router.

I still have a regular fixed ip for ipv4, but all my devices are behind nat.

The US is behind because no one have ever trusted your banks. Even the FED is 7 different units to make sure there is no central authority.

It's also why the US has the one of the largest cash to card ratios in the world.

Yeah, I agree.

At our office we have IE by default and it takes maybe one minute to load on my 3.2 ghz, 16 gb ram analytics machine.
Rendering pages takes even longer.

Chrome and FF are instant so I use those except for some internal web apps that require IE.

This is with version 10 of IE.

He actually got it mostly for his work in nuclear disarmament before he was president, however they were clearly smitten and should never have given him the prize.
We all (Norwegians) know it.

We have standard european 230V grid.
I've never had issues with anything using an european plug.
My guess is the cold. It's been bad lately.

Another thing is the number of teslas here. I see them _everywhere_.
With my Toyota I had to pay $25000 as a one time tax, yearly taxes, road tolls, gas at $9/gallon.

The tesla and other electrics are completely tax free. Not even VAT. No yearly taxes. You pass for free in the toll roads, and electricity is about 16 cents/kWh.
I could also drive past the traffic in the bus lanes and save one hr compared to driving, 30 mins compared to bus/train.

I'm seriously considering selling the toyota and getting a tesla, or buying a leaf as a 2nd car.

In arch linux it's as simple as
  pacman -S nvidia

How did you manage to brick the PC btw?
Did it destroy your bios?

IBM deathstar must have been the worst. I don't know of any survivors.

My quantum fireball 20gb still runs after 16 years or so in my dual ppro 200 with arch :)

You might have a look at that too :)
It's still fairly basic though, but it does not contain any of the old opengl cruft.

I agreed until I shelled out for the expansion which should have been in the game from the start.

The city area is still small, but you can add some towers that make up for it. And it's actually quite fun.