Comment Re:I'm training to be a surgeon (Score 1) 26
by playing video games all day
You'll be a hemorrhoid fixer, playing Assteroids.
by playing video games all day
You'll be a hemorrhoid fixer, playing Assteroids.
And add it to core. Then they'll have four!
This is why techniques with an UNDO button are preferred. Adding mist-generators to cargo ships thus may be a preferred way to add shade (via clouds).
Anyone know how long the dust in TFA lingers?
because any attempt to offer the same choice more than once could not hide the history of prior choices.
Test it on advanced Alzheimer patients.
These must be one of those "crypto bros" I keep hearing about.
"It's Biden's fault! He left his auto-pen on and it poked holes in the dike." (No, I don't mean Melania.)
Climate change is a participant in their water supply problem, but not the sole cause.
Different translations seem to imply different things. Any Greekologists here?
> Matt 19, Mark 7, 10
I don't see anything direct.
> prevents Christians from effectively spreading the word of Jesus... use them to muzzle Christians
Example?
It means fewer cats died.
hard to dispute
...re trying to make so forgive me if I am out to lunch, but this matters naught to the consumer. This is just back-office dealings that either adds $5 to the cost of a laptop or doesn't. It's there vendors choice what licenses they pay or don't pay. Then they get to set the price on their laptop after it all shapes out.
If the hardware is still present, but is disabled, you're still carrying around the hardware. Most importantly, you're probably still powering its logic even if it's inaccessible to you.
BMW, like most German cars, is overcomplicated and overpriced garbage sold only to self-proclaimed car enthusiasts who wouldn't know how to change a tire let alone a timing chain. BMW got themselves into a bit of controversy by including heated seats which only functioned by subscription.
Now, say I had bought a BMW but didn't want the heated seats. I don't pay for the subscription. There's no additional cost to me, the purchaser of the car, because the profit from the people who do opt for the subscription are the ones paying the cost of the extra hardware in my car, correct?
Wrong. I am now carrying around an extra-beefy alternator to power the heated seats. I am now carrying around all the extra wiring to power the heated seats. All of this impacts my performance and my fuel efficiency. And all of this extra complexity adds a failure liability when something damages part of the heated seat hardware. All for a feature I specifically did not ask for by refusing the subscription.
With a disabled chunk of logic embedded in a processor, is it a negligible cost and a negligible risk? Maybe, but as the purchaser, it's crap that I didn't ask for, and you are imposing on me. If I have to carry it around and power it up, I expect to be able to use it.
If the manufacturer doesn't want to supply a feature then they should not supply the hardware. Leave the spots on the circuit board unpopulated. In the case of a chip, leave it off the die.
works for spammers & scammers
Even a broken horse shits correctly twice a month. (Or something like that.)
I don't think a better Constitutional can protect a democracy against conflicts like the culture wars. Cultish demagogues will always exist.
One man's constant is another man's variable. -- A.J. Perlis