Your missing a full stop at the very end of the article. #corrections

Your missing a full stop at the very end of the article. #corrections

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It's Terragen (2, but that's a minor detail).

Thanks.

Jobs said that 3.5" was the perfect size, because you could still reach the top-left corner of the screen with your thumb (when operating the device with one hand).

In the Netherlands, we run the waters through thick layers of sand, each layer a finer grain. There are a few additional processes, but that's the main one.

You have any proof of that? I can't find images of this group of people on the crashing dock.

Phoenix Heat: you're a god. This is incredible.

Yea, I'm sorry - I should've been clearer in my original reply.

You could always play at lower settings, or below native resolution. Heck, even windowed instead of full-screen. You'll still have the benefits of the extra screen real estate.

There are many more uses to a screen than gaming. Coding, photo editing, office work and more do not require a state-of-the-art GPU. In fact, pretty much any gpu will do - including budget models. It's all about the extra pixels and the extra surface area.

I was speaking about monitors for desktops. For laptops, I have a little bit more understanding.

I don't get why everyone got stuck at 'Full HD'. 2560px wide is an incredible improvement, and such screens have been available for years now. It's time to move on, and it would be the next logical step.

It doesn't say how much time passsed between the infection and falling ill though.

Just hope he hasn't recently made an intercontinental flight.

I seriously hope you're joking.

You tell me. Here in the Netherlands, credit cards are actually pretty rare: most people use debit, and we've got a great online payment system that works with nearly any dutch bank and every trustworthy webshop I've encountered. International players like Valve also tend to support it.

When indicates a time. Not what influences that time. So maybe, the time to buy a Mac ("WHEN to buy a MAC") is when you start working in graphic design or audio production. 'When' doesn't have to literally imply a date - it can also be used to refer to a specific condition being met. I.E.: "When it rains, the ground…

Actually, I think the majority of people buying Macs actually can't really afford one. So they definitely should care.