So they are actually exactly like a pure libertarian or even anarchic state.

I intended to write a lengthy post about how random people are not the number one threat I perceive when using may smartphone. But the AC said it with 5 words.

I am not the GP, but all German premium brands have it at least as an option, usually even down to the small models.

True, I meant I could see a reason for firing employees if they behave unprofessionally at a conference where they represent the company.

That is, if they keep it between themselves (as I think they did).

Sexism is prejudice or discrimination based on a person's sex. I'm all for firing employees who do not stop behaving like that towards colleagues (after appropriate warnings).

But two guys making dongle jokes at a conference is not sexism.

I subsumed "replacing" under "fixing", just like I do with anything that is sufficiently broken in my house. I am surprised by these problems, I used a number of different routers in the past 10 years and never had a problem, much less as frequent as the GP. In fact I agree that having lights that depend on working wifi is maybe not the best idea, but it seems weird to complain about it based on an obviously broken router. It's like saying that all electric household appliances are stupid and useless, based on having a shitty electricity provider.

Even a world without Google Glass is already there!

Fix your router?

True, unless the viewer at some point can examine the scene. (Photos and videos from a multitude of other sources, especially earlier ones. Granted, this works better with backgrounds less ambulatory than dwarfs)

Might. All you know is that you haven't observed one :p

Yeah, figured as much but, it's early here :)

Surely the person has to move far enough across the static background to reveal at last in one frame what's behind the person? I mean, if I'm standing in front of a dwarf for the whole duration of the video, how is the software to know about the dwarf?

Obviously there are games having more than 8 GB content, and obviously they won't stream a level from the SSD. That's not what this is for. If you play it a lot, sectors that are read a lot may end up on the SSD. Which is kind of the point.

You don't know how this works. The firmware recognizes individual HD sectors that are frequently read, and transparently copies them to the SSD.

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