Paraesthetic

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91.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Yes, something in india is limiting your connection most likely. Whether it be network speeds or something else, the servers in Australia are super fast
92.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Problem is, you're not the general consumer. Most consumers would much rather have a smart tv that has all the simple stuff built in so they dont have to know how to configure anything complicaated
93.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
I have yet to find a decent enough reason to use or even upgrade one. I have a feeling that this will be like 3D Tv's they will come back every couple of years or so with some company saying 'hey do you want this now? no? ok"
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by Paraesthetic 8y ago
One thing that always impressed me about Singapore was that they incinerated all their garbage, then they collected the emissions from that furnace to power the city, and used the by products again. Brilliant
95.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
You don't talk like a European at all.
96.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Is this an advert for Proton? Why would you not just use windows 10, the platform that games were made to work on.
97.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
The problem here is steam has a long way to go in terms of a catalog for games, and the games that do run are often buggy ports with little support because developers see less users as less critical for patches. That said, I can't move
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by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Having learned Arabic because my ex girlfriend was Jordanian I can say it is a difficult language, but anything gendered is frustrating and difficult. Its the writing that gets me, the right to left thing is entirely a new way of thinking.
99.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
not really 'good' tools, but they have tools for that that they should put forward
100.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Sounds like they are running scared? Could this be a cover up do you think?
101.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
I would say its not even worth it, but this is one of the few games I would say it was worth it for.
102.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Will they even be powerful enough? or will they end up bastardizing it in the name of performance?
103.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
It took a smashing. Is it all based on interest rates, or is there something more behind it?
104.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
I would suggest that their world is more secretive than their practices, They like to stay unknown.
105.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Thats a fairly big call, but highly likely to be accurate
106.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
As a lawyer I can say that companies use weasel wording all the time, to everyone, even for stupidly small reasons.
107.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
If they are found to have lied to congress (Or to have feign ignorance at the matter) there will probably be stock implication, but very little in the way of punishment from the government.
108.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Just keep in mind they put their dollars sign on the wrong side of the values. That might be a deal breaker
109.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
"it' found no signs of hardware tampering. What about an outside party, or someone who isn't covered as being 'it'. Sounds like some weasel wording to me, and of course they can't admit it because of their huge
110.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Of course they refute the evidence. It would make them look like their 'secure' servers weren't as secure as they thought they would be. Its marketing 101
111.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
I was forced to add it the other day to log into another app with facebook. I was very annoyed as I have always avoided doing it
112.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
They need an antitrust suit along the lines of the IE one lodged against Microsoft in the 90's
113.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
I love Opera, I've been using it for about a year now. Its leagues ahead in most things, although I've started using edge on android because its significantly faster load times.
114.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
A lot of former Google fanboys I would say, they are only now realising what everyone else knew all along, Google doesn't care about them and they are simply a dollar sign to Google.
115.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Well.. time to throw iOS in the bin, sold out to the just be evil mob.
116.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Trying to put out the trashcan fire that is their product.
117.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
As someone who is currently working in employment law (So I'm not exactly the expert on the executive side) I'd say that make sure you keep a keen eye on what else is out there, if other companies like yours are putting up lots of
118.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Again? Do they not know how bad it makes them look. I dont want your third party apps. I dont mind a placeholder which if I click on it installs the app, but actually putting third party code on my machine is a no no.
119.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Anyone want to be controlled by a country that systematically represses and controls their citizens?
120.
by Paraesthetic 8y ago
Excellent, an Internet that is heavily censored by Google. I guess thats the ultimate agenda of most governments, which means its the end goal of Google's greed.

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