Bloodwine may be a good example of Klingon alcohol tolerance.
From Memory Alpha: "it was not for the faint of heart. Bloodwine was known to be highly intoxicating, to the point that most non-Klingons were scarcely capable of tolerating it; it was twice as potent as whiskey"
So pretty much moonshine?
And to add as soon as you start jamming anything you are broadcasting a very strong signal. HARM missiles are designed for just such an occasion.
Naaahh I was running a Pentium D (dual core Pentium 4 pretty much.) 3.6Ghz OC'ed to 4Ghz on a 1,066Mhz bus with 8GB's of RAM (4 full slots)
for Video I want to say I was still running my antique at the time 9800 Pro 128MB but I was probably running an X1950 either at launch or shortly after.
That was back in 2006 back when if you wanted a gaming PC you needed to upgrade your PC every 2 years.
So no I am not looking back with 2014 glasses lol But hey if you just got a PC with lots of RAM and a decent video card... welcome to my world circa 2006 I guess? lol (I will not bother with the specs of my current machine, lets just say Windows 7 runs like a champ.)
Yes I had better specs than your average user, and I also enjoyed a much better experience with Vista than your average user too.
I loved Vista, but I also beefed up my machine before it launched with an extra 4GB's of RAM and a better video card (brought me up to 8GB's).
Mostly the people who hated Vista had 4GB's or less of RAM and shitty video cards, toss in some off brand sound card with no driver support and no Direct Sound (MS removed it from Direct X for some odd reason. I have heard rumors it was some sort of feud with Creative?)
At launch with Vista you needed 8GB's to fully enjoy it, and if you did have 8GB's it was a buttery smooth OS. One of the features I do miss when I moved on to 7 was the animated desktop wall papers (I have heard you can "hack" them back into 7 but I don't haven't tried it.)
"Windows 9 will be a refined balanced UI. Tile applets on a Windows 7 desktop if you plug in the keyboard and mouse (mouse-first UI) if rumors are true. MS nees an answer to iOS and Android with battery life, smooth graphics acceleration, and applets. It is NOT GOING AWAY."
Honestly if Metro doesn't go away, I will... lol
Away to Linux or Android...
That will be a while though as they will have to pry Windows 7 from my cold dead hands.
It's pretty sad, I do love me some Windows and I have been using it for a long long time since the 3.11 days, I even liked Windows ME. But I just can't love Windows 8 and it's abomination of a UI. I can't count how many times I have installed Classic Shell in Windows 8 machines because the owners couldn't stand Metro.
I am sure it is fantastic on a tablet though? I have an Android tablet so yeah.... I am already in the process of ditching Windows
This would explain why the room spins too... Like a galaxy!!!
New Kraft Mummies!!! The cheesiest!!!
Oh that is a nice thing!!!
Thank you!!!
Yeah a little pricey but not crazy expensive at all and totally worth it.
What I use is a text file on a thumb drive also backed up on several local drives.
The text file contains the first half or so of the password, enough to remind me of what the password is should I forget. The rest is stored in my brain.
For rarely used passwords and places I will put a hint under the half pass.
I am trying to get away from these long 20 character passwords though... I really wish some one would invent a better system. Maybe a thumb drive that combines storage and a thumb print scanner in one package.
Why buy something that isn't demonstratively faster than the old stuff...
I mean if the difference is so small that there is some sort of debate about if it is effectively working or not, then it seems to me at that point cost should be the deciding factor. I doubt these D Wave machines are any cheaper than the old stuff.
Yes I drive a lot less than I used to 10 years ago, but it less to do with the Internet and more to do with the price of gas....
I'm not sure why your comment and link to an ancient article on gas prices (2004?!) got modded insightful, but when you factor in inflation, gas prices aren't particularly high. They're at a pretty normal level compared to historical prices (again, inflation adjusted).
That being said, the inflation adjusted income of the middle class has been going down for decades. That's more likely to be your culprit.
Well the article we are posting in (I can hardly believe I have to explain this...) is about how teenagers are driving less now than they where 10 years ago...
I linked to an article talking about the gas prices in 2004...10 years ago.
Gas prices have doubled, wages have not, Pretty simple?
Yes I drive a lot less than I used to 10 years ago, but it less to do with the Internet and more to do with the price of gas....
After watching his last movie "Machete Kills" I have to agree he is like James Bond and Chuck Norris rolled into one guy. If anyone could stop these Radioactive Mutant Mexican Overlords it would be him!
It's the grey areas I like to avoid... A judge having a bad day or is just in a bad mood may decide that they want to interpret the law such that you end up in prison for 20 years.
My best advise to anyone would be steer away from using anything like this. Even better would be to avoid the situation where something like this would even be useful to anyone.
That and if your companies router is compromised at the firmware, who is to say that the company even knows it's data is being compromised?
Even talking about things like a warrant to do a wire tap, I don't think the agencies are forced to tell anyone "Hey we are tapping your communications, here is the warrant."
Also some companies willingly work with these agencies so they probably wouldn't use this tag.
Get hold of portable property. -- Charles Dickens, "Great Expectations"
