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How about time of day?
yet to be fair, the very modest gamecube had some of the best franchises around (Metroid Prime a total classic), and even the PS2 did wonders on Shadow of the Colossus. It's almost as if, when the hardware is not supreme, creativity becomes more important?
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Agree, my first reaction is, "I want one."
She's paying for companionship. It's basically prostitution. If you don't approve, find someone to give her more comfort than her courtesan does.
Or get her to start sending money to a different account, one registered in her name.

Aside from the fact that you're impersonating someone, what would the legal ramifications be of "stealing" from someone only to deposit the money in an account they nominally control, but aren't aware of?
to be fair on point 2 a human driver would have issues finding a legal, valid parking spot in London.
Really? 3DS has been a huge success and while the WiiU didn't sell well, it's a pretty fun console.
It's an extremely bold commitment on Tesla's part. The available details are a bit ambiguous, but it appears they're putting $8k worth of hardware into every new car though Tesla owners need only pay for it if they want it enabled.

All this in spite of tremendous uncertainty not just with regards to the regulatory environment but to the not yet fully developed capabilities of their own software.
Are you suggesting that Tesla is defrauding investors and regulators, as Theranos did?
Man I sure hope human-driven vehicles/internal combustion engines won't be deemed illegal in my lifetime. I still enjoy driving my motorcycle down the road, feeling the engine vibe on my fingertips, and hearing it click click rumble rumble vroom. This video made me worry.
So, the Wii U is so many failed consoles now? The Wii was a raging success. The 3DS is a wonderful mobile gaming platform that I have poured hundreds of hours into. The Wii U wasn't great and was more of a half iteration than a full one. Yes, Nintendo made a mis-step there. But the Wii, DS, and 3DS were far from failures.
Isn't this the death of driving as we know it?
I don't know what are "those" scams but many scammers go very far, as far as giving you their cellphone number that works and they pick up, and even meet you in person. There are youtube videos of scammers meeting people and then called out on lie they just leave. I would assume if she paid so much and still have money, she is priobably on scammers vip list so I wouldn't be suprised if multiple "lawyers" and other scums meet her and show her papers that all is good in regarding to her $3.5 MM, it just needs more time.
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How would that be a "game changer"? GoDaddy has had a purchase API for a while... I'm sure others do as well, but I've only used GoDaddy's.

https://developer.godaddy.com

https://developer.godaddy.com/doc#!/_v1_domains/purchase
I don't see why this is an issue for the near future. If that happens, the car stops, you either clean the window or continue in manual mode.

Where this breaks down is 15 years down the line when the newest set of drivers doesn't know how to actually drive....
Once the snowball starts rolling, the later generations don't care much for the ridiculousness founding myths. It just becomes a traditional culture. Same for all religions, and heck, even nations
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They already have 360 parity. Tri-core PPC processors (Wii U is clocked to half of 360 speed but CPU was never really the problem with those games) with AMD GPUs bound directly to the southbridge (Xbox 360 has an R500 equivalent, Wii U has a Radeon HD 4000/R700 equivalent). Also, the Xbox 360 had 512MB of VRAM and no other RAM; Wii U uses 2GB DDR3 with 32MB transparent rendering cache.

The Wii U does more than the 360 with less, already. It's actually a pretty great piece of engineering. And there are already tablets that can kick butt in that form factor (https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/SVF15N17CXB_mksp.pdf) so it's not unreasonable to think that with the new AMD Polaris tech that they're going to make something awesome.

Having learned from the Wii U, I think Nintendo is going to knock this next one out of the park. My biggest questions are, will there be 4K support, and what's the battery life on the tablet mode?
> Non-mobile devices can generate a higher volume of data than a mobile device alone. You can go eat at an all-you-can-eat buffet, but they don't let you bring a wheelbarrow with.

> Don't take my word for it though: http://twinprime.com/lte-has-slowed-by-50-in-the-us/

The link shows a graph demonstrating that while data usage has gone up each year, smartphones are the majority users of data, while 'Data Capable Units' continue to lag behind.

While you're absolutely right that non-mobile devices (presumably non-smartphones) can (and in many cases do) generate a (much much) higher volume of data than a mobile device (presumably smartphone) alone, the data in the link supplied seems to indicate that as a whole, smartphones continue to be the majority users of data.

Or rather, while a few people may bring in wheelbarrows, few of them are actually filling them up, and the majority of people are just gorging themselves.
This is true. But I also remember being sick of that rule by age ten. Competition is very necessary to enjoy the game.
If we assume self-driving cars will be an on-demand service, they could be offered intermittently - only on good weather, at daytime, at cities(or even routes) already mapped. Even with that limitation, it could be a pretty valuable service, if complemented by the right ride-sharing services.

And even when purchasing a car , a car that "only" drives itself when it's safe would be great, even if it's only 40% of the time, for people in the right city.
If I was Tesla, I wouldn't have sped up the video at all. People are going to think this car drives like a maniac.
You could argue the same thing about Christianity in general; didn't Jesus prophesize his return to occur within a very short time after his death?
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There's also a healthy market for second hand 3DS game cartridges. It helps that it is backward compatible and can play a bunch of games from older handhelds (for which the games are cheaper).
By "the Fed," I meant to refer to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, which is not privately owned; it is an independent agency of the U.S. federal government. It was created by an act of Congress, the governors are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, it makes monetary decisions, it has regulatory powers, heck it even has its own federal police force and a .gov domain name.

Some private banks do have representatives on the boards of the regional Federal Reserve banks. This is to balance the fact that they are essentially forced to keep some of their capital in those banks.
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No inside information, but I can make some educated guesses? It's an nVidia Tegra-platform SoC in a mobile form factor, which limits its TDP. That it has a fan grille suggests that it can run a little hotter than a no-fan device like an iPad, but you're still fighting with battery life. Like, there's only so much you can do with that, plus the needs to keep costs down in order to be price-competitive with the PS4 and Xbox One. By "we have this hardware already", I was referring to how preposterously tight Apple has gotten with their A9x/A10 hardware in terms of CPU and GPU performance. It's still not as competitive versus Intel in general use cases as Apple wants you to think it is, but it is very, very good and is definitely no worse than "competitive" against nVidia's current Tegra line.

I don't think I'm saying anything particularly shocking. And none of that's to say it can't be a good, satisfying device. I mean, Christ, I was playing my Vita this morning, and the chip at the heart of that is Frito-Lay. Just that the gamer conception of "power" really isn't...real? And that there are a lot of things that have to be considered in terms of that.
I saw an article a while back about an older man, college professor I think, who fell for some "girl" in south America. She tricked him to flying to Peru, picking up a suitcase of dope, then flying it to Argentina where he was arrested. Never met the "girl" and still believes she was for real.
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It also couldn't save people's' lives...
UK is pro intervention, but they also go too far seizing children from families. It's impossible to get right in every case.
I seriously doubt its going to be as powerful as Sony or Microsofts current consoles. Eurogamer did a decent anaylsis of a Tegra processor http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2016-ninten..., which should be similar to what nintendo are using in the Switch. I would assume Nintendo chose a processor that can give good battery life, rather than raw horsepower.
What unit is the Y-axis measured in?
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I often wonder whether it would be a good idea for Apple to acquire Nintendo, and have them focus on building phenomenal gaming experiences on the iOS platform through focusing on software and device accessories (e.g. controllers). For some reason Apple and Nintendo in my head feel like they share important DNA traits.
this is a very good point. these e-mail leaks are really just lowering this election even further into the mud. and nothing is really gained. it's not hard to see how shitty both candidates are. this reeks of spite and frustration, like a kind of revenge-porn motivated by the frustrating situation with these candidates. while the frustration is totally legitimate, this is just mudslinging.
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It is not a recent development. Sometimes an early attitude correction can divert the still-growing thread into more constructive comments.
It seems to work pretty well in practice. The entire Ubuntu "system" is essentially installed into a Windows User's home space, which means that all of the Linux users are unique to a Windows user. This is useful in that you can install things that need Linux accounts for services (like say postgresql that uses a postgres user as a service account) and interact with it with sudo -u just as you would on an ordinary Ubuntu machine. With the interesting bit that the postgres user under my Windows user login would be different from the one under a different Windows user on the same machine, but that also has some advantages.
I don't think it is quite a long con. Johnny might seem to be exploiting her my Western norms of social relationships. But if he has turned her into a patron of sorts, it is still out in the open, and he might sincerely care for her. After all, it would probably seem less weird if their genders were reversed.
That's exactly how this works. Either you take all of it, debts included or nothing. Or in some countries you let lawyers sort it out first, where they make sure all debts are paid off, they take their fee, and then you inherit whatever is left.
Yeah, this has been my challenge. I've bought basically every Nintendo console ever (Zelda fan here, obviously), but I stopped playing their mobile games/consoles when I turned 16, because I was now driving myself places. Being in my parents' cars a lot, it made sense to carry a portable game console. In the world of working people, it doesn't. I don't have enough free time outside my house to justify hauling a dedicated gaming device around.
Efficiency of what though?

Space? Roads take up way more space than tracks.

Efficiency of cost? Roads are very expensive. Often more expensive per passenger mile than railroads.

Efficiency of energy use? Moving a 2000kg electric car around for 1 person is never going to be efficient.

Efficiency of through-put? Roads even with autonomous cars will never have the throughput of a train-line.

Also I think you significantly underestimate the cost of road building and maintenance.
Well, for starters, the only thing Tesla has "released" here is a video. So there's that. I don't know if they hurried the release of the video. The real product launch is the sensor suite...and those haven't shipped in any quantity, yet.

As for AI, there's no magical "algo" that solves the problem of an all-black video frame. Having more black video frames than anyone else doesn't exactly solve that problem. See also: rain, snow and fog.

But finally, nobody said that web developers are stupid. Calm down. But it's completely fair to note that, however much money you lose for your customers with half-baked beta releases, you're still not killing them. The stakes are higher here. The expectations of proof are higher as well.
There's no way it's $8k of hardware. The hardware is pretty simple, it's the r+d that's expensive
The faith in WikiLeaks isn't blind. It will only take one false publication to destroy its credibility.

All that matters is whether the facts published are accurate. Maligning the source (particularly on speculation) is a pre-emptive ad hominem non-sequitor.
It's amazing that this still needs to be explained! When was the CD book released? 2011/2012??
> It might be too late now, but I wonder if you could've convinced her to put the money into a trust and have it slowly distributed to her over the remainder of her life.

At which point? Before meeting her paramour, she wouldn't have much incentive to lock her money away from herself. (Would you agree to this?) And afterwards, well, he really needs that money...
At some point you are just choosing medicalized word to describe undesirable behavior.
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For a large part we understand how two particles can interact. Simple rules.

Put together 200 of those particles, predictions become very difficult and complex.
> It's just hilarious the contortions of logic people will go to in order to put Musk down.

It's probably because there is a substantial gap between what Musk spins, and reality.

Take Tesla 3 pre-orders, for instance. Tesla spins 400,000 pre-orders for a car that you might not receive in the next three years as the most amazing innovation in automobile manufacturing.

Historically, there have been a few other companies that had hundreds of thousands of pre-orders, where you would end up waiting years for your car to be built and delivered to you. Their names were Lada, Volga, etc. Soviet auto companies had the exact same problem Tesla has - inability to meet demand.
This seems to illustrate the issue with mass leaks. Lots of stuff can be taken out of context and misrepresented. Which is why journalists exist, ie to give information/leaks an accurate and responsible perspective.
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Yes, it surprised me too. I've got that written on a number of watches that I never wear anymore.

I thought it would be really annoying - who wants to worry about charging a watch, right?

I was wrong. I've never really noticed it - I never have liked sleeping with a watch, so dropping in on the charger was roughly the same as what I was doing anyway.

I travel a reasonable amount, and remembering the custom charger is the only real annoyance I've found with it.

I'm old enough to remember when phones went weeks between charges. I guess we can adapt pretty easily.
I honestly don't care too much if the graphical power is not up to PS4 or XBox One. Probably doesn't because of the mobile capabilities. If there are great games it doesn't really matter if they are hyper realistic. We saw that with the Wii.
Smash Bros defined my college experience. Large chunks of the best years of my life involved playing Melee almost every day.
Personally I'm looking forward to how PRIVATE self-driving cars solves hunting for parking problem. It's a great social problem to solve.
Google's cars are not iPhone 1. They still just have a few dozen or a few hundred, who knows, and they have only been driving 2 million miles until now. They are not even for sale and will not be any time soon. Oor ever, if they don't market their own electric cars very soon or hook up with a car manufacturer.

Tesla can collect data from 5 billion miles of driving already one year after the Giga Factory is full operation, if production reaches the planned 500,000 in 2018 and each car drives 10,000 miles annually. And then the miles accumulate exponentially.

Here is my guess:
After a few million miles of shadow driving, i.e. a few weeks after the first few thousand new Teslas have been sold, Tesla is likely ready for the real thing under perfect driving conditions like those Google experiences in California. So Tesla is going to open for the self driving capabilities in such geographic areas during the day when weather is nice.

After a few hundred million miles of shadow driving, i.e. within half a year or so when Tesla has marketed 1-200,000 cars that have driven for a couple of months, Tesla will have collected enough data to drive in more difficult traffic conditions, like other American urban areas.

After a billion miles, around a year after Tesla has gotten the Giga Factory up in full speed and the first 2-300,000 cars have been on the streets for half a year, Tesla is probably ready for certain bad weather conditions, like rain, light snow, light fog, and for driving in the dark.

Give it another few billion miles, so still before 2020, and the streets of Istanbul or the snowy roads of Nebraska have been tamed.
No word on private registration, which is essential these days if you don't want your address and phone number posted online for anyone to use in a social engineering attack.

Since this seems to be a Gandi reseller, I should mention that I really like the way Gandi handles whois privacy, with my name in the clear but my contact details hidden, so there's no uncertainty about ownership if there's ever a dispute. I keep my most important domains with Gandi for this reason. The problem is that they only support whois privacy with some TLDs and not others. They cite registry restrictions, but the same TLDs are often available with whois privacy from other registrars. If a reseller could fix this situation, that would be very helpful.
Reminded me of this poster I had as a child: https://collection.cooperhewitt.org/objects/18617373/
"...the street finds its own uses for things"
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I believe it was peercdn who had developed something like this, until yahoo acquired them.
On this specific issue there is no problem to be solved, so the question of why you are seeking to impose a solution leads directly to questions regarding your motives.

I have stated quite clearly that in-person voter fraud is not a problem, you have failed to demonstrate that it is a problem, and have continued to cling to a solution that is both unnecessary and has been shown to be easily manipulated to disenfranchise poor and minority voters. I am not assuming that everyone who disagrees with me is racist, but I am looking at your insistence on adding addition burdens to solve a non-problem and it leads me to conclude that you are, in fact, a closet racist. All evidence leads in that direction and I have no particular reason to think otherwise. If you were here in front of me I would say it to your face.

Sorry if this bothers you, but since we are just talking past each other at this point and no one else is bothering to read or examine a thread that has been long-since buried you can be assured that your little secret is quite safe. I do not assume that everyone who disagrees with me is evil and know that I am quite often wrong in many cases, but in this specific instance you have continued to fail to make any substantive case in favor of voter id and continue to cling to this cause even in the face of direct evidence of its risks.
Some of these FIXME's in Bedrock's er... Paxos implementation look like they could be important:

https://github.com/Expensify/Bedrock/blob/ecda922dc279e06fda...
What's the Gini coefficient on that GDP?
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Kids will still emulate semi-impossible things done by pro players even if it wasn't for FIFA so I'm not sure (nor do I think the article makes a particularly convincing case) the video game is to blame here. These long passes and traps are not from a video game:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoviAc15Amk
The faith in WikiLeaks isn't blind. It will only take one false publication to destroy its credibility.

So, if WikiLeaks starting dumping private emails for random people, that would be acceptable because none of the information is actually false?
Likewise - I can't say enough great things about Arq. In particular, when I moved to Singapore, I was able to really take advantage of the gigabit line I got (for $39/month), and use the S3 storage that Amazon offers in Singapore. Looking forward to using the Google Storage in Singapore as well...
The video/gallery shows a gamecard and gamecard plug. Maybe there is no estore.
Not sure if you're being facetious or if this is actually more prevalent.

I haven't been to Romania but did notice and personally experience credit card numbers being stolen in Greece, especially in tourist areas in Athens, presumably via skimmers.
As far as I'm concerned the salary curve says it all. Salary offered = perceived value. The market says we aren't good anymore.
Did you read the piece? Because it sounds like you didn't. It doesn't malign the source.
You mean cost of living / purchasing power disparity, not exchange rate?
Is the scammer in the US our outside of it?
If he is in the US, can you press charges?

If he is outside of the US, can she articulate the wedding plans in more detail? Has she looked into immigration law and things like that? Does she have a passport? Have they met? If not, how does she intend on meeting him? Which country are they going to get married in - and will the marriage be legal both places? I mean, I met my spouse over the internet (non-scammy) and the details really are somewhat of a pain, but was worth it for us... and we met a few times before marriage.

The gist being more that thinking realistically might help snap her out of it some.

If she comes around, are there laws that help victims of scammers that would allow for things like debt relief?
Yes. Because in many cases, suspects don't properly exercise their rights, and they usually end up acting to their own detriment.
the math changes because the autonomous cars become the public transport. all the cars on the left aren't necessary because they wont sit in a lot all day, they will continue to drive and deliver passengers all day. it creates an option of a private form of public transportation, something that only sort of 'half' exists with uber, since you obviously still have the human driver factor (who requires pay, health insurance, hours off, can be drunk on the job, etc) which makes costs/prices go up. If you can automate the driver, rates fall drastically. if you can make the cars electric, you help the planet. it all works nicely together if everything plays out right.
Oh it's not about Tesla building compatibility into their software. If that was necessary, then they wouldn't need to issue a warning to Teslas owners telling them not to drive for Uber/Lyft. What matters is how Tesla will respond when someone inevitably figures out a way to automate Uber/Lyft rides without needing any help from Tesla.

If their response is merely, "Okay, but we're not responsible for damages," then that's great, who cares. But if they take any sort of measure to remotely disable your car or to hamstring your car's software, that would be a very slippery slope to start down.
It's not just about safety - a car seat is not ergonomically designed to accommodate a toddler.