You don't need it on consumer hardware. Who's going to go through the trouble of hitting your DIMMs with liquid nitrogen? Nobody, that's who. If you are under that sort of threat, you aren't using consumer hardware.

Does it rub me a little raw that a feature of my 5900 has been removed? Yeah, a little, but not very. If it really bothered me, I'd probably make sure to use a firmware where it still worked.

Under these new rules, they can bet big (with your retirement money) on the big payout -which will earn them a bigger bonus if it pays out. They are no longer required to play it safe with your money. Acceptable risk has been officially redefined. Imagine if your 401K fund had bought bitcoin 20 years ago. Imagine if your 401K fund goes all in on OpenAI when they IPO.

But now that under Trump, the USA is stepping back...

If only you could read, you would have read the part of the article which says flush door handles alone can save 1-2 MPG.

That’s plenty of safety risk, but what about the benefit to vehicle efficiency? As it turns out, it doesn’t actually help that much. Adding flush door handles cuts the drag coefficient (Cd) by around 0.01. You really need to know a car’s frontal area as well as its Cd, but this equates to perhaps a little more than a mile of EPA range, perhaps two under Europe’s Worldwide Harmonised Light vehicles Test Procedure.

This almost seems to be convincing us that the absolute worst statements about Russian culture today are accurate. Invade another country, continue that invasion with warcrimes and drafting of young men to be sent as cannon fodder, barely a whimper.

But interfere with a videogame platform, and now we have a protest. Pretty despicable priorities.

It doesn't seem fair the clients should suffer the burden of bad representation. Even in civil cases. Let alone criminal.

Economic incentive needs to target the right party.

No abortion is MURDER. People who provide them are murders, people who advocate for it are guilty of crimes against humanity and should face trial.

It's a bit like saying that once tractors become commonplace in the 20th century that a lot of field hands were put out of work. In reality, jobs were eventually found jobs for most of them.