You wanted de-regulation, you get de-regulation. This is what you all wanted.
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It’s worth noting for historical context the Saturn V also had problems with Pogo that were never really solved. The worst case was a center-engine shutdown on Apollo 13.
Yeah, Slash has been around for a while, though I forget if the Cartoon or Archie created him first. I know the original incarnation of the Mutanimals was an Archie creation (that lasted all of 9 issues).
Can we “please” stop this “Democrats should win in 2020" nonsense; right now, Democrats are dogs because they don’t win in the states they need to. Look at Warrens numbers in the rust belt as an example; these candidates do not win the working-class voters they need to win in order to win back the rust belt. Hell,…
Letting Robbie Gould go proved to be an unbearable mistake.
No one will pay the cost.
Depends on implementation. For 60Hz content, what most TVs do is they create an intermediate frame between frames 1 and 2, to “fill in” the missing data and make things appear smoother.
Pretty much all TVs nowadays can handle various resolution/refresh combinations involving 24Hz, 29Hz, 30Hz, 59Hz, and 60Hz natively. We’re *well* past the point where these formats should be causing any grief.
Here’s a simple test:
The thing is it’s not really maintaining the maximum refresh rate at all times that matters, so much as the decrease in latency between individual frames. *That’s* what really matters. A 60Hz panel has a 16ms refresh time regardless of how many frames the GPU outputs. A 120Hz panel has half that. Which means, all…
Better solution: Make panels that output at whatever the source media outputs, rather then relying on fixed refresh rates. I’m hoping HDMI 2.1's VRR implementation starts leading the way to killing fixed refresh rate displays.
Honestly, I completely forgot about this.
Here’s the real problem I have with these people in these debates: It’s not just Democrats watching, and crap like this results in Independents and, yes, some Republicans thinking *that* is how Democrats all are. As a result, they tune out whatever they propose and don’t vote for Democrats.
“and that the team they beat in the Finals made it there in the first place because, by having four star players, they were able to survive the loss of one of the two or three best basketball players on earth, and still rampage over the best teams in their brutal conference.”
The irony is now that airlines know how to use it, the 757 would be a perfect replacement for the MAX.
Which is where Trickle down fails; if consumers don’t have the money to spend on goods and services, companies *will* eventually have to lay off workers due to declining sales. The accumulation of wealth we have seen over the past 50 years simply isn’t going to be sustainable much longer.
“So when you’re looking at hourly wages, shouldn’t they be less in Mexico than in the US?”
Here’s the problem: Pretty much all manufacturing has incredibly small profit margins. If you paid all your workers what we would consider a decent wage, manufacturing would absolutely collapse. That’s why manufactures have gone so heavily invested in automation, as it’s the most effective way to cut costs and…
Take your star.