In the Pacific Northwest you have to have a garage to work on your car. Additionally, most HOAs and apartment complexes don't let you work on your car in the driveway or under your carport.
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No. Unless we're in some ironical wormhole universe, Kentucky cannot have a museum with, "Majestic...great masterpieces." Especially ones that are backed with such farcical non-science.
Gulf Livery.
Vantucky. Washington...er, I mean, Vancouver.
Splatterandsmear Poopin'?
This explains why two of my old neighbors were always bringing home—what I can only assume—were nearly brand new insurance write-off BMWs and Mercedes. They'd fix them up over the next couple of weeks in the garage/driveway of their little 1000 sq. ft. postage stamp rental, then sell the things off to some…
Hot damn!
Idgaf?
Maybe yes on the latter, but definitely nothing from the (consumer) Core series CPUs in the Mac Pro. It'll be whatever the next Xeon is.
Factor in airframe time, pilot and crew costs (overtime and/or hazard pay), maintenance costs etc. and that number just keeps growing.
I watch far too much South Park. I blame Cartman.
Buick Vagina OB/GYN?
I think it's a great idea for the KKK to be out on a busy highway, picking up trash.
EFI != Processor. EFI is just the basic boot firmware. As I mentioned, Xeon CPUs are 64-bit. The only problem here is that Apple will not be providing a 64-bit kernel in 10.8, the rest of the system is completely compatible. Apple is making conscious choice to prematurely cut off users of slightly older hardware. This…
This guy approves.
This issue isn't black and white, but it's not entirely gray either.
Ad hominem attacks? Red herrings? You don't have much a leg to stand on, and you know it. I'm not trolling, as you insist. This is genuine concern. I know that Apple can do no wrong in the eyes of many, but having been a long-term fan myself I have many gripes, especially as of late.