I'm 6'6" so my Nexus 6 doesn't look so ridiculous in my hands.
I remember around the time of iPhone 4 launch when Jobs said 'no one's going to buy' a big phone. I replaced my iPhone 3G with a Droid X.
I've never really liked Apple, but I gave them a chance with the iPhone 3G. I didn't like iTunes and had a few issues with the phone's software that forced me to factory reset it. The fact that the "upgrade" made my phone run horribly slow was the last straw for me. I bought an HTC One X and...
I grew up in Kansas City but I live in Palo Alto now. My parents signed up and are in one of the areas with enough subscribers. I just wish Google would bring it to the Palo Alto/Mountain View area near their HQ. If Kansas City residents can afford the $70/month, Palo Alto certainly can.
I just got my rv03 from Amazon but like darkstarcow I'm also missing the box of accessories. I'm contacting them. In the meantime I should be able to get by with the screws from my existing case.
Amazon just started offering a $20 rebate on the Corsair AX850 today to bring the total price down to $163. It expires on the 19th.
I'm really thinking about ordering one of those and a Raven RV03. I just noticed that case is now available on Amazon for $146.36 with Prime shipping!
In Oblivion, I perfectly leveled my character up so I actually had to increase the difficulty as I leveled up. Still, I spent too long doing that. The leveling in Fallout 3 is better.
I'll be buying this game, but I'll wait a few months like I usually do. I like having bug fixes, good...
Here's a censored version of an SVN commit that was on my clipboard.
Author: eporter
Dates: 2010-12-21 18:48:50 -0800 (Tue, 21 Dec 2010) New Revision: 366907
Modified:
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Actually, for the third question, any amount between $240 (simple interest) and $244.28 (continuous compound interest) could be correct. I would have assumed it was compounding yearly and said $242.
NVIDIA's market cap is $6.8 billion.
AMD's market cap is $4.9 billion.
NVIDIA does have a much higher P/E ratio, so you mean that AMD is larger in terms of revenue.
For those saying they want to skip Kepler, keep in mind that if NVidia had made that chart on a log scale the line would most likely be straight.
Using a linear scale is silly for computer technology that doubles in performance every 18 months.
This place is on Comcast's website. It's Low Fee Check Cashing 3 at
2200 University Ave
East Palo Alto, CA 94303
This is the only store that matches the hours listed.
It's only 2 miles from my apartment and came up as the third hit when I searched with my home address.
I'm debating getting one of these or a Vertex. The only benchmarks I've found is one posted in this forum a week ago. They have a similar price on Amazon and both have a $30 rebate. I'm leaning towards the Vertex but some of the numbers in the [H] review look better on the Solid 2.
I need to...
I just started Netflix w/ Blu Ray. Out of about 8 disks, no cracks but I couldn't play about 7 minutes of the directors cut on one movie. The normal version was fine.
I wish there was FIOS in my area though my internet speeds through Comcast have gotten much better since they upgraded it a few days ago. I was getting 4000/384 and now it's more like 10,000/2000 kbps. I'm in Mountain View, CA.
Why can't Yahoo do math?
The sales increased by 49%, not 33%. If it had gone from 309K to 207K it would be a fall of 33%.
They computed the fall of 25% for the PS3 correctly, so presumably they can't calculate rising percentages.
I really doubt that over 10% of Google could be using a new OS without anyone else finding out. My guess is that it's some version of Linux that doesn't give a standard user-agent string.
If someone has a 4830, are they really going to even notice that 1/8 of their SPs aren't working? Most of them probably aren't being used for gaming anyway.
There's actually a good reason for this. If people were allowed to record their vote it would be really easy to pay someone $5 or whatever to vote for a specific candidate.