The controller is separate and is $80????
Yes, controllers generally cost $80 now. They used to cost $50, but there's this thing called inflation.
That was my immediate reaction too. $80 now would have been about $35 in the early 1990s, which is probably pretty close to what good third-party controllers cost back then.
the Steam Machine for the cost of its components alone instead of subsidizing the price." $300 more for 1TB more SSD? Sounds like more than just component cost.
It depends on what brand/model of SSD. Looking at Microcenter, I see some 512 GB SSDs for around $100 and some higher-end 2 TB SSDs for $350-400.
Even the best, most upright cop should never be taken at their word - there should always be some form of oversight. Because they're humans.
Couple of options:
1) The data should be controlled and accessed by the courts instead of the police. The police can submit a query to the court, effectively making it the same as a warrant application.
2) All data queries require an identifier/password/key that is included with a warrant issued by a court. Any query that doesn't include a valid identifier results in immediate dismissal of the officer. Probably easier to implement than 1, though maybe not as effective.
If "everyone already does this", where this is what is claimed in the patent, then there will be documentation. If there is documentation, the patent will not be granted.
Clearly you don't have much experience with the USPTO.
...to pull your branch for merging.
It was 8-1, you assclown. That means 2/3 of the libs signed onto it as well.
No, you fucking idiot assclown, 8-1 means that one member dissented. In this case, Thomas was the one that dissented.
Someone's gotta build a website that is made to magnet all the AIs to scrape it, but all the content is total BS
:looks around:
Hm, I wonder where we could find a site like that...
Daily active users rose 35% year over year to 132 million, while hours engaged climbed 43% to 31 billion hours
You only grew by just over one third last year!? Failure! Sell sell sell!
Everyone's fine with security cameras...
I'm not so sure that's a true statement.
TBH I can't even think of a "reality TV star type" who is clearly associated with Democratic or liberal or left wing politics at the moment. At most you have a few celebrities who'll give their support to a candidate, but who don't generally discuss politics outside of that.
I think the closest the Democrats have would be comedians like Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert (generally similar to Al Franken, as you mentioned).
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