There’s a bit of a fan theory going around suggesting that the world that exists in Star Trek is fascist. If that were the case, is it really that weird to think that the kids raised on those “thoughtful politics” would follow Trump?

If that is the case, then really, All events would be both, simultaneously, before and after the finally.

I expected that you did, otherwise you probably wouldn’t have mentioned it. A lot of people have no idea this is a thing that’s even possible, and may have considered it a doctored photo, so I wanted to shine some light on it.

Oh I agree, this is a VERY deep subject, one that I will admit I am no master on. I’ve also been tinkering for some time. I specifically remember being confused when I tore apart a pentium 2, because the damned cpu was built into a cartridge. I do not miss the days of building frankenstein PCs.

Maybe the feeling that it’s gotten easier is just my personal experience talking, but it seems to me that more and more components are getting “keyed” in such a way that you can’t plug it into the wrong slot or the wrong way. As I mentioned above the only thing that really isn’t “keyed” is those jumpers for your front…

Yes, a lot of key component were left out, and the title could be less misleading. However, While a motherboard, power supply and hard disc (among other things) are required components if you are piecing together your own PC, these are the primary components most people are going to consider when they want to upgrade…

Now to be fair, this is a very specific scenario, and (high quality) mineral oil. In addition, this type of build is fine until you need to do some kind of hardware maintainence. At which point you have to let the oil drip dry off of it for quite some time.

This is a great 101 of pc components! To all interested building your own pc has only gotten easier, to the point, it has been called “lego for adults” And that really is no joke. The only challenging bit, anymore, is setting jumpers pins. But so long as you can read a diagram, it’s very straightforward.

It may have been a bit slow, but similar to walking dead, we need these “intrigue” episodes in order to build up to the fun and exciting things that are coming. This episode was very dense with elements building up what is to come. I believe they call that fore-Shadowing!  

—Psst, this is on a CD.

If your teflon pans are chipped and flaking, you should get rid of them, while teflon is a wonderful material for coating pots and pans it’s not so good for eating.

This is a solid article, and this seems like a nice entry level card, that is not my problem today though. My problem is with the graphs!

Why not Hercules?

CyberGhost is the VPN I’ve been using since I purchased a subscription via the Lifehacker Humble Bundle.

CyberGhost is the VPN I’ve been using since I purchased a subscription via the Lifehacker Humble Bundle.

This was a much better season ending compared to last year.

I’m not trying to say you’re wrong, because I have no idea at all, but your comment has no other information regarding the fact in dispute. If you could, please elaborate a bit more. Perhaps a name, and a link to a reputable source would help your comment gain some traction.

I haven’t played Neir: Automata, but from what I understand, you may want to steer clear of that one.

I really think this is going to a break away roll for Aubrey Plaza. Presvously I’ve only seen her playing characters who are similar to what she did on Parks and Rec. (aloof and disaffected)

Be careful with this, as I understand it, using a connecting to a vpn outside your country to access other netflix content is against the “terms of service” agreement. Potentially giving Netflix the right to cease your account.

Be careful with this, as I understand it, using a connecting to a vpn outside your country to access other netflix…

Really what it boils down to is where the specific server you’re connecting to is located. For example, I use Cyberghost VPN, while using it I can specify which of their VPN servers I want to connect with, and I usually choose a US based one as it’s against Netflix’s “Terms ofservice” agreement to VPN out of country…

Really what it boils down to is where the specific server you’re connecting to is located. For example, I use…