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Amazon moves to Yak delivery,
Newegg, in a countermove starts delivery by Llama.
Finally a mainstream use for:
"Amazon Yak(TM): It really whips the Llama's ass!"
is this in the name of security or convenience? There are so many pay methods these days that are motivated by convenience...Is it really that hard to buy stuff with conventional methods?
I think Julian Assange is an ass clown. That said, this cost should not be put on him. he just slipped into the embassy, and the UK is not paying for his care. They are paying to catch him for extradition as a result of US political pressure. If anything, this cost is the burden of being...
rainmeter can do GPU monitoring thru a plugin that interfaces to MSI afterburner.
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=319558
I have it monitoring and graphing GPU temp, GPU load, framerate. I also have it monitoring GPU clock frequency. I made a custom gadget to do this. The only...
"Their plan started to unravel when the driver ran several red lights, which attracted the attention of the real police"
I think these guys need to get a "Stoopid Criminal of the Day" award.
I watched this video carefully, and it appears that the weapons are not collision based like Skyrim. They seem more like swing/shoot in the general direction and you get a hit. Being skillful with a bow in skyrim is hard (hitting targets at a distance in the head, accounting for ballistic...
Hey, that's the way to run a legal system.:rolleyes: Lets get medieval and put their severed heads on pikes at the A. Murray MacKay Bridge. That worked in the old days.