I actually don’t pay much attention to 1 or 5 star reviews. It filters out a lot of useless reviews.
If I do look at one stars, I’m usually just looking for trends of people having specific issues. Or if the overall rank is being dragged down by stupidity. For example I saw like five people leave one star reviews in one weekend because the restaurant was closed due to a water main break…
More likely it’s an outright lie.
Of course she’s dead, she’s in space…
Hand mixer, like a true redneck
While! I love nuclear’s possibilities. I’ve seen commercial, shippings safety and maintenance records. I don’t think that would be a good idea
Depends on where you live, most places Comcast just has soft caps.
The US is actually moving further back. Data caps are a newer thing.
The bean counters move in and company focus shifts to money. It’s not new.
My dad told me a story back in the 80’s about outfitter (camping equipment) stores. A few started selling clothes on the side. The profit margins were much higher on clothes. So that section kept getting bigger until it was a clothing store with a outfitter name. People stopped shopping there, and they’d go out of business.
Everybody has had this for 10 years?
I’ve been using it on Google voice for almost that long. Some carriers even have it. VZW does but I ain’t paying for it.
Watch geraldo rivera, as he finds out what’s in Capone’s safe!
(Yes, I’m old)
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From my memory, he started out using the illegal immigrants. He didn’t replace normal workers, although you can argue those jobs would have gone to the “right” workers.
:p
They can drop the price the day Intel actually puts a chip on the market… They’re capturing maximum profit while they can.
That’s not really true, except at the ultra high end. My 4070 barely draws more than my old 1070. The 4080 draws the same as a 3080 with double the performance.
I would argue water cooling is far less needed today. What has changed is Nvidia selling chips that would have been considered extreme aftermarket overclocking 10 years ago.
I mean technically moores law has been dead for 15 years. The main reason we went to multi-core was we couldn’t keep up otherwise.
Until the loan is forgiven a few later…
A chain or wire hanging off a train car and dragging along will “clean” them real quick…
It’s close though, random shit gets dragged, kicked, dropped, etc all the time by trains.
A chain , cable, or wire comes loose on a car and goodbye panels and like all of them …
I’d settle for them being force to offer links to alternatives when you first install Windows.
AND being forced to stop the bullshit every few updates where they force you through choosing options. One of which is “update to recommended browser settings for security?”… Which just defaults the system to use edge.
I’m guessing this is a child lock feature that you have to input a code to use it?
It always has been…