While i understand your point, Battlefield presents itself as a game set in reality, whereas doom is set in a fictional world. Personally I don't really care but I can easily see people who like game accuracy to be annoyed by the clear rewriting of history.
In a casino you change money into chips for table games, hear you trade money for skins from steam for cs:go. They are then bet in whatever way the website has. You can then trade them back for cash or take the skins and add them to your steam account.
If your not being hyperbolic, training time are nowhere near that long anymore. Titan 5, the longest train i know, is like 145 days, and that is a huge outlier.
Why should the government subsidise a tesla model x, or any fancy toy of any kind. Should there be a tax break on a chevy volt? maybe, a electric super car, hell no.
For 3d rendering you do not need the accuracy that a quadro or firepro card will give you, that would be for medical imaging stuff. I also will just say that i just build a animation company a computer with 8 1080s and the only reason they would have gone with something else would be titans...
As far as i can tell what dolby is calling HDR is really just 10bit video. When setting up shots for recording you do not have to do anything special to get a 10 bit image to look good, infact it makes it easier. All of the digital cinema cameras can shoot in 10 bit and some of the ultra high...
Sounds like a new idea to me. It's a whitelist but if the mail does not make it through the filter the sender gets a email back asking for a code to let the email go through.
When they started the preorders that told people that there was a set number of Rifts set aside for sale in bundled pc builds. This is a total no issue. Also, if you look at the amazon site there are people selling just the Rift for $1500 when you can get the Rift with a pc for that price.
I can not see how you could possibly see every dot and on my paperwhite if i go to the max font size it displays like 3 inch tall characters. Personally my biggest problem with the kindles i have owned are that they get REALLY slow and unresponsive randomly and restarts itself randomly every...
How is 64 BILLION dollars a limited budget? I bet you could pay uber to drive anyone who wanted to go anywhere in California where ever they want for that.
I am 90% sure that a Red Mag is not SLC but beyond that the side plates that it sticks into are $1500, DSMC 1.8" SSD SIDE MODULE | RED Digital Cinema store (US), It is literaly a small pcb with a conector that plugs into a SATA cable. Yes it has 3 buttons and a lemo connector but come on.
Why not just buy a charge only cable? I have a couple for my kindle so I don't have to deal with it locking me out from reading till I eject it from computers.
I use to work on a 10Kw microwave radio and while I do not think the radiation from your 10w device did anything I do know that sometimes the HPAs of microwave devices have a high pitch hum. The sound might have been giving you a headache.
pxc, I am not sure what I have done to so offend you but, I do not understand what context you are going for at all. Even if the final display of the image is small the quality of the original makes a huge difference. I can understand that if it's going to print in a newspaper it won't matter...
You are making a common mistake that i think the vast majority of people do. Pixels do NOT equal quality. a 16+mp jpeg is still a possibility. Just because it is RAW does not mean it has more pixels, just that each pixel has more information in it.
I am not sure what they are afraid of with...
How long would you continue to work if you didn't get overtime pay, workers' compensation or mileage reimbursements?
Have you ever had a job that gave you paid time off before working there for 30 days? Also, I get that it's a kinda shitty job, I do. But if I took it knowing all that was...
As far as i can tell the drivers work for a 3rd party company that was doing work for Amazon. So they are suing the company hiring THEIR company for not getting paid time off. And one guy only worked for about a month.
I know next to nothing about programming but is that a normal way to do the operation? Does it always act like the values after the % are calculated first? Like a bracketed section in algebra order of operations. So would crome read it as %(%30%30). That would make it only run the decode...
No idea why it wouldn't work. Our SIPER net, the secret internet, link was basically a vpn tunnel. Any chance that the other side just thinks its a lost packet after 500ms or something? I don't know that much about how that works, I just fixed the satellite gear.
When i was in the Military i was told that it was illegal in the united states to send unencrypted data to a satellite. How could they be totally unencrypted downstreams? As a side note, if that's true then they are very stupid setups.