Do not trust 5TB of your data to a Seagate.

Do not trust 5TB of your data to a Seagate.

I’m so torn on this issue. On one hand I feel people should have a right to be informed about the purchases they make. On the other hand companies shouldn’t be forced to put labels on their products that stupid people will misinterpret and avoid.

Well-educated doesn’t necessarily mean experienced in unrelated matters like finance. Engineering school doesn’t necessarily have a Common Scams And How They Work seminar and knowing how to build an engine doesn’t matter if you don’t know how a money order works and how it’s exploitable.

Well, last election I voted Libertarian.

Yeah, eminent domain abuse is a terrible problem. Civil asset forfeiture is also a big issue - one both parties have done jack shit to actually stop.

I have over 250. Admittedly, I only use them for limb damage and use food for real damage.

Your job sounds terrible.

It isn’t (always) about not having their shit together. Just in hardware terms, it’s impossible to thoroughly test all possible interactions of components a customized PC can be built out of, any one of which might not play nice with any other part for no good fucking reason. The scientific explanation for this is…

Shield and Shadowplay do come from nvidia’s website. They’re not required (yet), but they install unless you do a custom installation. As is the “GeForce Experience” app.

Wow, that sounds like horrible luck. But AMD is notorious for its driver support. My laptop has an AMD GPU and so did an old computer of mine, and I just plain stopped updating my graphics drivers because they’re always problematic.

The single best thing you can do if you write any kind of violent fiction in the modern era is shoot a gun in real life. even if you only fire one shot, the experience will instantly improve your work’s gunplay.

I don’t like my legal, private, and Constitutionally-protected property being only as secure as the mood of some flighty politicians. It wasn’t that long ago the Democrats had a majority in both.

As someone who often has to put up with millenial bullshit, I cannot agree more with your assessment. For God’s sake, I’m not even 30 yet and the employees I manage are only a few years younger than me on average but I feel like an old lady bitching about young whippersnappers when I’m at work because of how…

I’m merely pointing out that Hilary actually advocated for Australia’s model. I’m never going to vote for the party whose frontrunner is advocating taking my private property by force even though I’ve done nothing wrong - whether they’re likely to get what they advocate for or not. There is nothing paranoid about…

Please do not take my word for it! Do your own research and you will see that I am telling the complete truth. Australia confiscated hundreds of thousands of legally-owned, registered firearms from law-abiding citizens in 1996. It was called the National Firearm Buyback Scheme, and it was mandatory (this is important,…

The wilderness preserves we would actually use for outdoorsy purposes are excluded from the sale. I’m sure the states might also like those billions of dollars, especially those states where an outright majority of the state land is withheld from them by the BLM.

I’m not willing to accept the Democrats as the party of hunters while their frontrunners literally call for mandatory buybacks (read: forced confiscation) of firearms.

The vast majority of this land is not pristine old-growth forests. National wildlife preserves are specifically excluded from this sale. These are largely useless scrublands and deserts, and those with resource value are mostly public lands that are already being exploited by companies extracting resources or…

Well this is certainly an entry in the Most Depressing Lifehack competition.

Blackfish is a terrible documentary. It’s so pointed, so biased, so obviously a hit piece that it causes me to question the points it makes. I can’t trust it to give me neutral and accurate information when it’s obviously trying to push a specific opinion, any more than I can trust Fox News for information on…