Only if you’re buying brand new bleeding edge. They always launch the expensive stuff first, it’s the early adopter tax. Then after initial demand is sated, they’ll release the mid tier and entry level products for the price conscious buyers.
Only if you’re buying brand new bleeding edge. They always launch the expensive stuff first, it’s the early adopter tax. Then after initial demand is sated, they’ll release the mid tier and entry level products for the price conscious buyers.
I’m betting the people who didn’t leave didn’t write any ID on their arms
Certainly not, if there’s any chance of endangered species visiting your berry patch
Just one more update, we promise this will fix the problem, please don’t force us to recall all the CPUs
So easier to do 2 gamers on 1pc?
That might just be the imagery that needs to be pushed more often to open the eyes of some people.
iirc retroviruses can take longer to be detectable. 2 years is probably fine but after a 3rd year would be a little much.
It’s a 22x22 grid of programmable led strips and they’re doing a brand tie in with some movie. The Amazon page has this photo that explains the functionality:
The 200A main breaker on most homes would trip a little above 50kW. Could you even start up 1000hp without 3 phase?
I have rabbit ears hooked into my Plex server so I can record the few shows left on linear broadcast tv
I do know there were other guns in Switzerland, but you were the one who mentioned machine guns being literally permitted in reference to the laws in Switzerland being less strict than some would assume; to which the other commenter replied: that’s the same as America (where you need to get a permit to own a machine gun).
Yes? Atf form #4 required for machine gun permit. You can’t buy a new machine gun but you can buy one that was made before the NFA was passed.
Looks kinda like the mpc1700 case from IPCtechnology but not quite
Pretty sure the space mushrooms could degrade the fuck out of it
So, agent Orange is a 50/50 mixture of 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T.
2,4,5-T is banned because of the carcinogenic dioxins.
2,4-D is still used to this day, even in Europe where their regulations are stricter.
I think it’s incredibly disingenuous for the author to describe it as “half of agent Orange” when this half isn’t why it was banned, and it’s still in use today.
To all the idiots in the thread saying the bank should never have let this happen: this is cashing a check and you want this to be possible so you don’t have to wait 3 days after depositing a check to access the funds.
A bank that’s done business with you trusts that you wouldn’t deposit a fake check and believes that the amount on the check is going to be available to be transferred.
Anyone abusing that trust makes it likely that the feature will be taken away from the rest of us, and they should see at least a week of jail time.
Isn’t Tesla doing it too?
Instörment for the Germans out there