It is indirectly relative the the income of others.
The more money people make, the higher the cost of living.
The more your supermarket workers and retails workers get paid, the higher the cost of the goods those companies sell to cover their expenses.
No, they should have been fined at least 3x the back paid they owed, otherwise it's not really a disincentive.
It's actually a bit slower than a Pentium 3 450 of ~15 years ago
It has a decent GPU though.
It's more like, if you took your replica car to the dealer, complete with counterfeit badges and they removed the badge because you don't have the right to use it. The only reason your car is bricked now is because you don't know what kind of car it's claiming to be because there's no badge on it.
They are only removing the USB PID/VID from the chips, because FTDI paid for them.
Broadcom did them a favour. That chip is hopelessly slow and out dated compared to any Cortex ARM CPU.
I have an MSI laptop, it's battery is about 10% original capacity. Still gets up to 15 minutes.
Not bad for over 10 years old.
My wife's Toshiba laptop battery committed suicide, one of the cell's protection circuits cut out, so the whole pack is completely dead.
It's PETA, not PITA
I'm pretty sure it's People Eating Tasty Animals, not Pain In The Ass.
Image perception is the reason you may be able to trust them. They'll fail in all regulated markets if their attitude is "if you get fined, too bad"
I don't speak Dutch, but usually these laws make a distinction between a taxi, that charge in arrears, park at taxi stops etc and private hire services like limos.
The objective requirements you talk about is all you generally need to provide private hire services.
So why have a drivers license in the first place?
Growth Inflation = Loss.
When are they going to kill Lotus Notes?
China has a much bigger computer with over 3 million cores.
Also, aren't the two "new" supercomputers 2 years old now?
Ya'll hear about the geometer who went to the beach to catch some rays and became a tangent ?
