Comment Re:Why trust? (Score 1) 31
Probably not. That's something they could do in-house.
Probably not. That's something they could do in-house.
Rip-off = tip-off
They might have been using cloud services as part of a covert operation. One where hosting data on internal Israeli systems might have been a rip-off to foreign actors of Israeli involvement. Parties using American cloud services couldbr anybody.
It gives the state an easy way to take down material they don't like, especially since (especially in China) they control all accrediting agencies directly or indirectly.
Yes, they did. NV probably didn't like that.
That is the Nvidia way. We'll see if anyone is stupid enough to go along with it.
Now let's hope loads of other orgs start refusing Federal grant money. As many as possible!
Honest question: how much diversity do you think they have at TSMC?
No they don't. People who cause those crashes generally go to jail, provided they survive.
1440p is the normal step down from 4K.
Sort of. The summary from that submission didn't indicate whether the scam center had been raided and closed. But it could be a different angle of reporting from the same incident.
Wtf are you on about? If "they score too high on an intelligence test" they get to go on to a bright career as a detective and/or rise through the command ranks. Police forces always need bright bulbs. The starting pay kinda sucks and the job is dangerous which is why they usually don't get the best & brightest.
"I spent my reward on ale and whores!" - Skull the troll, probably.
Valve does earn money on Steam marketplace transcations, where many CS2 items are traded, even at high dollar values.
You can trade up lesser items for greater items now, at least in the glove and knife category. So there are effectively more gloves/knives entering the market and diluting the value of those already on sale.
The only perfect science is hind-sight.