Oh but they'll still try, and it'll end up dragging through court just like the last bitch that tried to object on religious grounds (y'know, the one that was divorced multiple times)
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Yeah but if the primary maintainers are in the US it'll take a bit before a new group can really work on it in a productive manner
Death by Gorilla snoo-snoo?
Plot twist, neither would be mad at you. They are actually very horny in this situation.
This game is literally the reason I bought a SNES. Heck, I bought the game before the console even
Yup. Sales numbers good, but brand loyalty down which isn't good for future sales
Yeah they're not always maxed, but I've got a lot of stuff running on those cores, I've just found that they lag a bit for some heavier workloads as the CPU's have a lot of cores but not a huge top speed.
The main concern would be increasing power output without increasing my power bill
I'm hoping we'll see some good energy efficient server kit as well. My current VM rig runs dual 16 core CPUs but they're older and a bit pokey. It'd be nice to have something to move up to that isn't going to screw up my energy bills
Partly, but scalpers buying up what inventory there was for reselling was absolutely rampant as well
Yeah I've got family that are like this. I'm kinda wondering what you'd actually need for solar to change a vehicle for say a drive to work and back in a mid sized city (10-30km) on the average electric vehicle.
One the the reasons I haven't gone solar here is not so much cloud as cloud+half the year the things are gonna be covered in snow+smoke during the summer (we actually have issues with solar-powered parking kiosks already due to this).
If I won the jackpot though I'd definitely go "prepper" with one item being a solar-powered retreat I'm a location that gets a decent amount of sun without too much dangerous weather.
Has anyone done the actual math?
I'm not sure about Amazon, but in the one eBay days stuffing the price of shipping versus the price of the item was a way sellers avoided percentage-based fees based on the item price.
LoL. Kim Davis