Kp0w3r
On The Verge since Dec 12, 2012
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Recommended Apple's $300 bookRec
Recommended Apple's $300 bookComment
That’s the trick of the game it starts out easy but sooner or later you’ll get matching will start turning against you. Team work becomes more important and having a few bad match-ups with crap(less willing to co-operate) players can really sour the experience IMO. However like in most games if you get in with a good group of people it can be a blast regardless of the games outcome.
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Recommended Thoughts On "Command Line"Comment
Obviously so you can send people on emotional rolercoasters
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Is command line available anywhere outside of signing up for regular emails. I read First Click all the time on the site. However I have a passionate hatred for things asking to send me emails, regardless if they’re interesting or not so I’ve read nothing from command line.
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Don’t kid yourself
And thats coming from some whose been using Linux as far back as Corel1 reply 12 recommendsComment
I think the faces aren’t big enough and they all should be staring strait forward as if they are looking right into your soul. Waiting in preparation for you to drop your guard so they can consume it.
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Its unapologetically constructed from the finest of tree pulp harvested from deep in the amazon. With each page printed using a revolutionary inking process where robotic arms hand draw each and every line with absolute precision. The Inks used are composed of only the highest quality materials such as aluminium, glass, poly-carbonate, and 24 karat gold. Combined, this provides a truly unique viewing experience unlike any book you have owned before.
All of this at only $299.99.
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IDK never really had a problem with them personally (at least going to their local store). Just found it a bit amusing.
who ever photo-shopped the ad together probably just google searched htc vive or vr and grabbed an img.
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Recommended Let's talk about OnePlus 3TRec
Recommended Let's talk about OnePlus 3TRec
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Recommended Voting for more mass transit - DisappointedComment
5.5 is really pushing it IMO. Personally 4.5" -5.2" is the sweet spot. Big enough to see everything clearly, small enough for one-handed operation. I doubt they would be able to cram in 8gb of ram at that size though
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Well since HTC has those great apple licences they can use all sorts of apples innovations. especially the courageous ones
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I want a smaller screen
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But I already have a pair of HD598s. Is this really worth another $200.00 to replace them.
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Recommended The MacBook Pro is a lieComment
Ya but to sell the line they would have to licence MacOS unless they plan on somone like asus or acer owning it them selves. in which case I refer you to your own point .
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Really. Well its enough to make it feel substantially better IMO
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There probably will be some sore of revelation regarding the Shepard trilogy (those green lights look awfully similar to synthesis). For the most part though I think at most any connection will side mission plots, not key points to the story.
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While the idea of an apple certified workstation would be cool, Given apples track-record re:working with other companies (HP, Sony, Motorola), apple would probably have some sort of ridiculous requirement for OEMs to abide by such as only purchasing specific components and such. at which point they might as well make it them selves.
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Recommended Time for another Mac Pro?Comment
Unfortunately based in the direction Apple seems to be going a new Mac pro would end up being a mac mini replacement with a Dual-core i7(m7) thats 2X More Powerful as well as non replaceable
- 16gb ram,
- (2 pretty decent )video cards,
- and (512gb)ssd.
But, it would have 12 usb-c ports and a headphone jack at the reasonable starting price of $6999.99.
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