It never loses suction

It is a C64 reboot. I miss the days when 38k free was ideal, and not a system-crashing problem

In other news, water has been found to be wet

128 of the 4.0 variety https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

This will be the beginning of the end of video games. Your high performers will leave for greener pastures, whereas that vacant spot is occupied by someone that does not know what they are doing. Why? Because seniority. Goodbye, meritocracy!

Also, how can it be called 'discrete' if packaged with a CPU?

Worst Iranian attack on US soil since the Iron Sheik put Hulk Hogan in the camel clutch. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

to the 4 of you still rockin' 32 bits

If the faces are that bad, the exposed anuses must be nightmare-ish

All your Chrome extensions are now belong to us!

I like it, but would they start culturing cow anuses and other cow by-products to make hot dogs?

How about helmets with crumple zones? Less jarring to the noggin, and it can also be used to make players more aware of the hits they make by giving visual proof that they need to work on tackling technique. Obviously, the crumpled helmets would be replaced...with the player coming out at least one play just like any equipment malfunction

I noticed this too...great example of hard language vs. soft language you have. I always found 'soft language' responses to be no more useful than a stated opinion.

and more value is added when you consider the vast ecosystem that Google has created around the Chromebook. Everything is standardized, plenty of 3rd party hardware (i.e. a Chromebook cart, allowing the transport and charging of ~30 Chromebooks at a time), and free apps which don't have that hidden cost of licensing. Most schools can barely afford Chromebooks though, but the upside is that they are very easy to replace...all info is in the cloud, so each machine is user-agnostic in an educational setting.

AMD would describe it as 2 Bulldozer modules