Chess is about memorization of moves and thinking ahead to plan for what your opponent may do.

Intelligence can be partly defined by those talents, without them, you won’t be near the top.

How would this work for material made between the quote and the time that they trademarked it?

They could argue they are free using those instead?

And I’m explaining why they won’t ever use 12gb as a specification. Because they are designed and optimized with dual channel ram in mind.

It doesn’t matter that’s it’s possible, you can use a single stick of 32gb, even though no one would recommend it over 2x16gbs. And it wouldn’t operate 32gb required applications quite right as well.

Also

soldered on.

What part of being cheap and making a worse product did you miss?

Using a single stick is worse, you lose the dual memory capacity. They are meant to be used in pairs. And at the speed of the worst stick as well.

Computers aren’t designed or meant to operated that way, so it will never be a requirement or specification.

Laptops with 12gb use an 8 and a 4 stick, losing all dual memory capacity. They are cheap, and make a worse product for it. Just use 2x8.

To get 12 gb of ram requires mismatched ram.

They come in 1-2-4-8-16gb sticks, and only usually have 4 ports. Some boards have more though.

Yes… irl…. Not post-dysto and sci-fi like the post is actually about…

A war isn’t post-dysto mate, just a backstory, like I addressed already.

For the military bikes you also have heavy equipment to clear routes when needed as well, they have their specific use cases. They aren’t general purpose like you would need.

A mountain bike sucks for cross country, a cross country bike sucks for mountains. Bikes have limited uses, very.

Mountain biking is for sport, not for traversing across country.

It also kinda only works one way… down hill… doesn’t work on flat lands, doesn’t work up hill.

Lmfao.

The arguments are valid, if you cared about thinking this through for more than half a second.

There’s a reason bikes aren’t shown in post-dysto, they are a terrible form of transportation, for the multiple of reasons I’ve stated, and much much more.

If bikes are being used, there’s a very good chance it’s not in a post-dysto stage yet. Maybe in pre stories they have a place, but in post-dysto, they just don’t work in the narrative.

In real life, yeah, there’s uses, until we get to said post-dysto state that is ourselves.

Sure, if you’re not constantly getting off of it it to get around the obstacles.

Tire gets bent easy.

Can’t haul much weight.

Can’t duck or suddenly hide behind something.

Cant juke.

It’s dead weight when you don’t need it.

Easily stolen.

There’s no plus, unless you specifically make a scenario that they work. Like there’s no debris everywhere, or not potholes from missiles.

Too easy a target while riding one of those bad boys.

This week I finished up Star Wars “The Shadows of Mindor”. Has some interesting lore with some potentially disastrous consequences.

I’m a little ways into book 3 of the Silo series “Dust”. The entire series has been a fantastic read so far. Just when you think you got a grasp on things, another layer is ripped apart to start unraveling again.

Up next I have Star Wars “X-Wing” series which consists of 10 books, so my alternate reading while doing this batch will probably be catching up on some my Short story collections. Like Nebula and Hugo yearly “Greats”.

A lot of fruit trees need “chill hours” to be able to fruit next season.

Their comment feels like they are ignoring their cup that’s on its way to boiling, while their neighbors has already started.

When those places become inhospitable, they need to go somewhere, and if your climate is already stressed, they won’t be able to start doing anything, since it’s already too late.

If affects everyone, even when it appears it’s only your neighbours. It doesn’t affect them less, just later.

Even in mild climates it’s causing massive heat and/or chill spikes that will kill crops and destroy trees and other plants.

You’re affected, and this article is proving the point quite well with comments like yours.

Graphite or silicone lube only, WD-40 attracts dust and will kill it faster.

You usually use WD-40 to clean grease up, it doesn’t really “lubricate”. It displaces water.

Gloves?

Draw your own conclusions.

This is not representative of Canada, but same time shows how things can boil over.

FWIW, lots of brands have AIO PCs now.

“My last computer was all in the monitor, where’s this one?”

Those would be the user ratings, if you checked the section you were in.

They typically don’t waste concrete unless spec’d or otherwise needed. Doing a T would be cheaper, but would leave the leg down to the intersection too steep for a wheelchair.

This is a common sidewalk method.