The people who operate the trains? It makes their job more difficult, dangerous, and expensive. Important labels and signs are often covered up, and sometimes it goes beyond just painting.
For atomic particles (protons, neutrons, electrons), their average velocity (almost never the same across a given sample, and less likely the larger the sample) is measurable, and we call that temperature. It's a way to describe the total energy of a system. As it happens, we use that property for everything from steam turbines to cutting torches to deep freezers. It's a simplified answer, but the engineering realities take into account many other properties and variables which relate to temperature in order to achieve the desired effects.
I take your point about Steam's licensing, but at least those games go on some impressive sales from time to time.
A physical disk can be resold on the used market for a discount after some time. Can GTA VI's code in the box?
I pre-ordered a pair of the mobile phones. I eventually got them. They aren't very good, but I have them.
I'd say the most helpful thing they've done is lead the way on adapting Linux and its applications to display and be interactive on small touchscreens. Many people wanting to run Linux on a phone will have Purism to thank for making it viable. They made a lot of upstream contributions.
Boeing actually did this when they designed the 777. They were the first manufacturer to hire a Chief Mechanic to participate in the design process. His name is Jack Hessburg.
In his role as chief mechanic at Boeing, Hessburg led a group of more than 100 mechanics in designing features into the 777 that have made it one of the most mechanic-friendly airplanes in the world.
"Ancient Astronaut theorists say yes."
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The people who operate the trains? It makes their job more difficult, dangerous, and expensive. Important labels and signs are often covered up, and sometimes it goes beyond just painting.
https://eeesa.com/en/graffiti-on-trains/
For atomic particles (protons, neutrons, electrons), their average velocity (almost never the same across a given sample, and less likely the larger the sample) is measurable, and we call that temperature. It's a way to describe the total energy of a system. As it happens, we use that property for everything from steam turbines to cutting torches to deep freezers. It's a simplified answer, but the engineering realities take into account many other properties and variables which relate to temperature in order to achieve the desired effects.
Perhaps with enough Jan Michael Vincents deployed in this quadrant...
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I take your point about Steam's licensing, but at least those games go on some impressive sales from time to time. A physical disk can be resold on the used market for a discount after some time. Can GTA VI's code in the box?
I wonder how they figure out how to do that. Are they really that intelligent? Fascinating if so!
Are you going to apply this logic to the activities which took place on Epstein Island?
Those Nazis really get my goat!
I think it's a parody of books like this:
I pre-ordered a pair of the mobile phones. I eventually got them. They aren't very good, but I have them.
I'd say the most helpful thing they've done is lead the way on adapting Linux and its applications to display and be interactive on small touchscreens. Many people wanting to run Linux on a phone will have Purism to thank for making it viable. They made a lot of upstream contributions.
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Boeing actually did this when they designed the 777. They were the first manufacturer to hire a Chief Mechanic to participate in the design process. His name is Jack Hessburg.
https://boeing.mediaroom.com/1999-04-27-Boeing-Chief-Mechanic-Earns-Lifetime-Achievement-Award
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