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It is quite crazy. I have experienced this before and once I was on LSD. That was not a nice experience, I heard screaming babies. Easy enough to stop (put on music!) but really creepy. I thought I was going mad for a minute or two.

I believe NUCs are targeted towards businesses to be honest. I have a couple of them, and they are very boring, but high quality. Plenty of different configurations, but Intel isnt really trying to sell pre-built windows boxes (unless you buy a bunch of them consistently)

This is why we sell Azure and not AWS.. Amazon doesnt not care about enterprise business (unless you buy millions and millions direct from Amazon!)

And then you can wait another 1000 days for a refresh.

You can customize it quite a bit, dead zones, sensitivity curves, etc. But its just not the same as aiming with a mouse in a FPS. Twitchy games are basically impossible with the controller.

But the most common alternative is Keepass in Dropbox... Which is effectively very similar

And to further this point. You address the root causes of these issues in government and society. Why is the debate "Should we take away more of peoples privacy?" and not "How can we stop things from happening that create reasons to remove privacy?".

The logic is basically this: Terrorists now are communicating over encrypted p2p systems (or any new tech)! we need to backdoor encryption standards. Then! we will defeat the Terrorists (once and for all).

Crime works in a similar fashion. The police will never "solve crime" no matter how much power they have to invade your privacy. They will become great at catching criminals though.

Typical humans!

It is surprisingly slow.

They do that and have some bitcoin based microtranaction system for content producers.

Try using Linux with a Windows VM (if required). I have a computer running Arch Linux + Plasma and it is quite nice. With a bit of tweaking you can get a OSX like or Windows like desktop environment. I will use the Windows VM to connect to a VPN and run work applications that require windows, but I can get my email and documents easily through Office365 90% of the time.

Amazons engine IS Crytek. They licensed the engine and SC switched. Which really isnt the biggest difference given that its basically the "same" engine.

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That means you probably have hearing damage. I read an article recently regarding this, many younger people have issues with this and it IS physical damage.

At the very bottom is did say "Reported to MSRC" with a copy of the email.

Otherwise known as; a lack of common sense/understanding

I think their belief is that some of their new security features will cover the gap. https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/WindowsForBusiness/Windows-A...

I know they partnered with Bromium to help create this. https://blogbromium.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/bromium-micr...

So essentially they replaced it with a microvisor, its pretty neat really. I haven't personally played with it yet, but I am curious how they deal with user/application data. Bromiums offering was very limited in many ways (mainly the applications that are supported) but it is amazing. You basically can open up a browser, grab a virus, shutdown the browser. And you are done! Once you launch it again it will be a clean application, on a fresh microvisor.

The irony is the Airport Extreme performs better than the equivalent Ubi AP.

Airport is amazing for consistent throughput and reliability.

ConEmu si really nice simply because you can have tabs, split pane and good color schemes. 've never gotten to the level that some people need, so ConEmu + bash = everything I was using on OSX.

You assume people ever cared about facts. People are more emotional than they are rational when it comes to things that are outside of their control. While someone might be perfectly rational and logical in their life (e.g. they pay their taxes, they go to work, they make smart choices in their day to day lives), when it comes to things that are outside of our control (politics, economy, death, etc).

We have always been pretty irrational and easy to manipulate.

At least they have something they can sell afterwards...

MSNm was very Canadian. AOL was never huge in Canada, maybe that is why?

Its an insider preview, it will be hit or miss depending on the release. VSCode release updates often and they have broken things in the past, which usually get patched within a few days.

Don't do Insider if you need a guarantee of stability.

Some of it is highly dependant on your internet connection. But the games library seems to be snappy with 300 games. I find that updates can run extremely slow though, 1-2MB patch taking 5 minutes to download!

I remember when Steam WAS really horrible. The green client ran so poorly and was extremely slow at updating anything,

I recently got an HP Spectre, I would not recommend it (due to unresolved driver/hardware issues) but the build quality is pretty good! Keyboard is very nice with excellent travel.

Anyone remember this keyboard? http://www.artlebedev.com/optimus/

Super expensive, but pretty interesting concept.

Now imagine the future abuses to USB-C :)

And you actually pointed out why those two things are different.

We understand Star Wars is space wizards. New-agers do not understand that their beliefs are mostly bogus.

> It seems that a lot of Duarte's designs are somewhat derivative

All UX/UI design on major platforms is "derivative". None is ground breaking.

I find it funny how you back up your claim by showing an equally derivative work (LG Smart TV)

VR headsets are designed to be comfy to wear in general.

This is an Apple like move, they made it sexy and "nice". Something that might appeal to the masses.

Readability and Pocket.