Folks should try reading the press releases...
The car will be used for neighborhood patrols, and is a pilot program. The solar panels were installed prior to September 2015 as part of a regional effort called R-REP...
The sorry isn't incorrect. What's incorrect is the summary on HardOCP. The article says nothing about airplane mode not disabling data (in fact, it says it does). What it does say is apps that don't require data to work still use it in the background sometimes such as to deliver ads, which is...
Do you even realize what website you're on?
https://m.hardocp.com/article/2018/06/06/state_decay_2_video_card_performance_review/4
Look at that, a game that can be played fully maxed out on a single GPU in 4K. And the review is from this month.
Just fact checking for you. The iPhone 4 was released in summer 2010, a few weeks before the Droid X (this was before Apple switched to fall releases). It was the first to not be carrier exclusive. The 4s wasn't released until Fall 2011; though I don't recall it being heavily rumored (they're...
The amount of Neanderthal-like behavior in this thread is staggering. I've got news for you guys, the Neanderthals died out. You're the outcasts of the outcasts and your time has come. Get over yourselves.
And seriously, "I hate peas"? Why don't you "act like a man" and say what you mean...
You understand the rockets themselves are passive detectors right? I don't think ISIS is running around in the field placing spectrum analyzers and laser detectors at every surface of their HVTs in order to determine if anyone is shining a laser on it and what PRF it might be.
The Intel Trusted Platform Module works the same way. Cryptographic processing is always self contained. That's how it stays secure. As you said, common fucking sense.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Platform_Module
I saw this on the Thursday evening before opening, first showing near our hotel in Dallas. I've never seen the original. I enjoyed this movie. It was t the greatest but it was fine. It was somewhat telling to me that the theater had less than ten people in it for the first showing in a major...
Well, I'll tell you what...I have the exact same situation with my 6700K. No matter what I do it will not be stable above 4.7 GHz. At 4.7 GHz I can throw anything at it and it does just fine; at 4.8 GHz it fails. Depending on voltage it'll boot, but it'll always freeze in any benchmark...
Here's the thing. Back in the day we'd have heard about this game as a sentence in a magazine article/interview ("working on something really neat," etc.). There would've been rumors for months to years and eventually a full page ad buy and then an article. And then it would've come out...
It's a death knell dude, not a "death bell".
Personally, SLI/Crossfire can't die fast enough. Developer support just isn't there like it used to be and it honestly was never *that* great. After my attempt at it in the GTX770 error I'll never try it again. Top consumer card or bust.
What you all seem to fail to grasp is that in this any many other countries there are still places where a person can be fired simply for being LGBTQ+. Imagine if you could be fired for wearing glasses, or being hard of hearing, or being a smoker, or being unable to lift 20 lbs. Just imagine...
Did everyone get sent a forum email about verifying account associated emails are correct? Hope so because I got one and the email on my account is definitely correct...So I'm a little confused....
There was always a computer in my house. We started off with what I remember being some Commodore or Amiga variant (that took what looked like SNES cartridges, though those wouldn't exist for a number of years) on which I played Q-bert and also dabbled in a paint program. Later we moved into...
Value = Performance / $.
Zero Performance / $1 = Zero Value.
So, that doesn't really make sense either. Also, why wouldn't the 1080 be rated above the Titan X if this were true? The 1080 costs a little more than half what the Titan X costs and provides >90% the performance of the Titan X in...
So with the current disastrous state of RX 480 performance in VR, why is it still being ranked above the R9 Fury X in the chart at the ends of these evaluations? The 480 is worse in all performance metrics; yes, it is cheaper, but if it's broken, that's completely irrelevant.
There is just no excuse for this. I did a quick search and EVGA uses 12 layer boards for their 980Ti Kingpin; typical 980Tis are probably 8 or 10 layer boards. How anyone ever thought this was a good idea I will never in a million years begin to understand.
I wonder if the OP has speedholes...
I'm running 10 on two computers now, my sig desktop and the new laptop I just got primarily for car tuning. I had installed it on my desktop right after it came out but with SLI being completely hosed up I rolled back almost immediately. However, I started having all kinds of wacky permissions...
People who are older than you are why you have access now to the things that you do (that is, things like the Internet, cell phones, tablet computers, game systems)...So be thankful for those who came before and show some respect ;)
I was five and a half. We had a Commodore and an Atari 2600. Eventually we had a Macintosh SE and then various other Macs and finally PCs. I don't remember my first exposure to Windows but I certainly wasn't using it at the beginning.
In Into Darkness the Engineer sections (in particular where they are looking at the "torpedoes") were shot at the National Ignition Facility at LLNL, not a brewery. Not sure where you came up with that nonsense.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1408101/locations
There are bugs but they don't believe they'll recoup enough profit to warrant fixing them. This, to the company, means it's unfixable. These companies aren't your friend - they're out to make a profit, plain and simple.
The legal implications of a signature you mention are very easily applied to Chip and PIN transactions by a simple change of the terms and conditions when the new card is activated.