Copyrights should expire five years from the date of initial publication at most.
The copyright should be nontransferable and exclusively held by the original creator/creators.
The creator(s) should be the people who substantively contributed to the work. Monetary contributions are not substantive.
The rights holder should be an actual human person(s) not a corporate entity.
The copyrighted work should enter public domain immediately upon the death of the last living rights holder or upon the expiration of the copyright. Whichever happens first.
Any decision to license the work should require the unanimous consent of all living rights holders.
If a rights holder is rendered incapable of making licensing decisions under suspicious circumstances all licenses to the work are immediately voided and no new licenses can be issued.
The guy who made it says it was more of a "because it's neat" kind of project rather than being something practical.
Also, a complete library of NES ROMs is something like 200MB. The NES never had a cart capable of storing more than 512kb and early carts got as small as 16kb.
I live in Anchorage, AK. Why do I get Amber Alerts for Barrow. They're 900 miles away, not on the road system, and if the kidnapper and victim fled by any means other than plane they're likely dead.
As in the kind of dead where a paleontologist will write a paper about finding a tiny piece of their mangled remains in a pile of fossilized polar bear shit a millennia from now.
Just about every Amber alert I've ever gotten has been that kind of utterly useless.
I've never really seriously used any of the distros that do anything particularly unique.
So, while I can't think of any specific issue, probably the worst "distro specif ic" issue I've run into is the occasional need to use back ports on Debian stable to get more current software.
FWIW your friend was running a CPU that comes from the factory OC'd nearly to it's limit and it's a top binned CPU.
Also, your friend called a 360mm AIO a massive liquid cooler when that's the bare minimum you should have to run that thing stock, and even then of probably needs an undervolt to maintain adequate temps under load.
To OC that thing like they wanted they probably should have had at least a custom water cooling loop with two 480mm rads and plenty of airflow.
Ideally you would have also had a water chiller in the loop.
But if you wanted to really push it and try for a record OC you would have needed an LN2 pot. Maybe even liquid helium.
None of which accounts for the insane power draw that apparently your local grid couldn't handle.
A vulture has gastric acid with a pH of approximately 1. Which is equivalent to 100% pure hydrochloric acid.
The acidic component of a human's gastric acid is hydrochloric acid. The overall pH of our gastric acid is between 1 and 3, which is similar to carrion eating carnivores and lower than most mammals.
However, the secretion of acid in the stomach (in humans) is tightly regulated by the body, with acid being secreted during digestion and then neutralized after the fact.
So, someone who eats a lot will have gastric juices with a more consistently low pH. Unless you just really like chowing down on baking soda and lye, in which case, why?
Well, you see the first step is to boil the potatoes. It softens the starches and makes the next step easier.
The second step is to mash roughly one half of the potatoes and set them aside.
For the third step, you will cut the remaining potatoes into roughly one inch (2.5cm) cubes. After that you will, and this is critical, stick them in a stew.
Let the stew simmer until the onions dissolve and the carrots soften.
Now you can serve the stew over the mashed potatoes and then smuggle them out of the phone in your stomache.
You may as well start there. You'll be using it eventually once you inevitably develop the same passionate idolization of Unix that I, the righteous self appointed evangelist of all things good && just && Unix possess.
Yeah, no. Pretty much the only time vegetables shouldn't crunch is when they're in a curry or stew where everything is expected to be partially homogenized. (Side note: if you're making Japanese curry from those cubes, the soup should be almost half onion when you start but those onions should be completely dissolved into the soup by the time it's done cooking. If you can see onion you didn't cook it long enough.)
Soggy veggies have the texture of rot and it's disgusting
While it's insane that he got a water bottle in a box that appeared factory sealed, it's also pretty nuts that we're now spending $1100 on a 70 series GPU. Those shouldn't be more than $300, maybe $400 for an OC's version like this dude bought.
Because Glados wasn't TTS. She was voiced by Ellen McLain.
Typically nothing, maybe socks if the floor's cold.
Please tell me this is an actual song somebody made
Copyrights should expire five years from the date of initial publication at most.
The copyright should be nontransferable and exclusively held by the original creator/creators.
The creator(s) should be the people who substantively contributed to the work. Monetary contributions are not substantive.
The rights holder should be an actual human person(s) not a corporate entity.
The copyrighted work should enter public domain immediately upon the death of the last living rights holder or upon the expiration of the copyright. Whichever happens first.
Any decision to license the work should require the unanimous consent of all living rights holders.
If a rights holder is rendered incapable of making licensing decisions under suspicious circumstances all licenses to the work are immediately voided and no new licenses can be issued.
The guy who made it says it was more of a "because it's neat" kind of project rather than being something practical.
Also, a complete library of NES ROMs is something like 200MB. The NES never had a cart capable of storing more than 512kb and early carts got as small as 16kb.
Oh, bother.
Peter Cullen was one of my Mom's favorite voice actors, as well as mine.
Though for two very different roles. She loved his portrayal of Eeyore while I loved him as Optimus.
I believe Shakespeare did a play about a guy who suffered a fate very similar to the fate that would befall you at this dinner party.
Out of curiosity, do you happen to know a man named Brutus?
I live in Anchorage, AK. Why do I get Amber Alerts for Barrow. They're 900 miles away, not on the road system, and if the kidnapper and victim fled by any means other than plane they're likely dead.
As in the kind of dead where a paleontologist will write a paper about finding a tiny piece of their mangled remains in a pile of fossilized polar bear shit a millennia from now.
Just about every Amber alert I've ever gotten has been that kind of utterly useless.
I've never really seriously used any of the distros that do anything particularly unique.
So, while I can't think of any specific issue, probably the worst "distro specif ic" issue I've run into is the occasional need to use back ports on Debian stable to get more current software.
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FWIW your friend was running a CPU that comes from the factory OC'd nearly to it's limit and it's a top binned CPU.
Also, your friend called a 360mm AIO a massive liquid cooler when that's the bare minimum you should have to run that thing stock, and even then of probably needs an undervolt to maintain adequate temps under load.
To OC that thing like they wanted they probably should have had at least a custom water cooling loop with two 480mm rads and plenty of airflow.
Ideally you would have also had a water chiller in the loop.
But if you wanted to really push it and try for a record OC you would have needed an LN2 pot. Maybe even liquid helium.
None of which accounts for the insane power draw that apparently your local grid couldn't handle.
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Everybody (Backstreet's Back) - The Backstreet Boys
A vulture has gastric acid with a pH of approximately 1. Which is equivalent to 100% pure hydrochloric acid.
The acidic component of a human's gastric acid is hydrochloric acid. The overall pH of our gastric acid is between 1 and 3, which is similar to carrion eating carnivores and lower than most mammals.
However, the secretion of acid in the stomach (in humans) is tightly regulated by the body, with acid being secreted during digestion and then neutralized after the fact.
So, someone who eats a lot will have gastric juices with a more consistently low pH. Unless you just really like chowing down on baking soda and lye, in which case, why?
Wikipedia: Gastric Acid
Well, you see the first step is to boil the potatoes. It softens the starches and makes the next step easier.
The second step is to mash roughly one half of the potatoes and set them aside.
For the third step, you will cut the remaining potatoes into roughly one inch (2.5cm) cubes. After that you will, and this is critical, stick them in a stew.
Let the stew simmer until the onions dissolve and the carrots soften.
Now you can serve the stew over the mashed potatoes and then smuggle them out of the phone in your stomache.
But real *nix'ers use
edYou may as well start there. You'll be using it eventually once you inevitably develop the same passionate idolization of Unix that I, the righteous self appointed evangelist of all things good && just && Unix possess.
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Yeah, no. Pretty much the only time vegetables shouldn't crunch is when they're in a curry or stew where everything is expected to be partially homogenized. (Side note: if you're making Japanese curry from those cubes, the soup should be almost half onion when you start but those onions should be completely dissolved into the soup by the time it's done cooking. If you can see onion you didn't cook it long enough.)
Soggy veggies have the texture of rot and it's disgusting
While it's insane that he got a water bottle in a box that appeared factory sealed, it's also pretty nuts that we're now spending $1100 on a 70 series GPU. Those shouldn't be more than $300, maybe $400 for an OC's version like this dude bought.