EVGA 970 SSC
Man I miss EVGA. Did the upgrade to a 980 Ti when it got launched soon after.
First discreet graphics card was a GT755M really got me into gaming.
EVGA 970 SSC
Man I miss EVGA. Did the upgrade to a 980 Ti when it got launched soon after.
First discreet graphics card was a GT755M really got me into gaming.
I’m in the US military. The fact that qualifying on an M4 is 23 out of 40 tells you a lot. (Although my unit’s average is closer to 30ish)
Additionally, a very little amount of the military is combat arms roughly 15%. The other 85% supports the warfighter. I’m part of the 85%
This is why the US military is so logistically and maintenance heavy because we all support the 15%.
However shrapnel will cause a lot of damage and hopefully take out the brain with enough luck. The brain could still be alive without a body to support it.
Also depends on what kind of zombies we’re talking about. If it’s a zombie that still relies on oxygenated blood, then conventional tactics will still apply. However if the zombie only needs non-degraded muscles to keep moving, then it’ll take a while for tactics to change.
People with shattered phone screens.
Pretty much anyone with a broken phone screen are just chaos moving around.
Just take out the wifi module. If you need wifi just use a USB adapter. That’s your kill switch.
I play a lot of flights and train rides. Tried the laptop life. No real comparison especially with the APUs being so strong these days.
There is at least one in Taiwan as well.
Rip off the label and put it with your burn pile.
Or you could use a wallpaper scoring tool to shred it on the box.
I archived Tom Scott as soon as he announced his departure
Especially if it supported gestures.
Being able to pull down the notification shade with a swipe on the reader was my favorite feature.
None. Do your research and due diligence.
This could help but make sure you take everything with a grain of salt
There are a few YouTube videos that end up rebooting android. Forgot which ones and I’m too scared to try to recreate it.
Just put an elaborate check list.
Then promptly feel like you’re wasting your own time doing the check list everyday.
Then think you’re too good for the check list.
Then get surprised when your kid is dead.
Also how would you realistically protect yourself from these drone attacks?
One way attack drones are so asymmetric right now.
So pirate FLAC? There are so many FLAC files out there.
YouTube is typically 128kbps AAC.
If you want to bitch about quality, learn what actual quality is.
At any rate, most downloaded Apple files are 256kbps AAC
Root beer
Ginger beer/soda
Cheerwine
Many places also have very regional sodas.
Would a Nvidia Shield be a good fit for this use case?
Mostly because they just use the FVEY assets already.
Many Nordic countries use gravel as a salt alternative. Pretty sure there are salt bans for private areas.
EaaS. Emotions as a service.
Don’t know what’s your definition of “combat roles” are, but below is the US military definition of Combat Arms.
In the U.S. Army, the following branches were traditionally classified from 1968 until 2001 as the combat arms:
Infantry (1775)
Field Artillery (Artillery 1775/ Re-designated Field Artillery 1968)
Air Defense Artillery (Created 1968)
Armor including Armored Cavalry, Light Cavalry, and formerly, Air Cavalry (Cavalry 1776/ Re-designated Armor 1950)
Since 2001, U.S. Army doctrine has included combat aviation, special operations, and combat engineer forces into the combat arms classification.
United States Marine Corps doctrine designates only Infantry forces as Combat Arms, with all other Ground Combat Element forces (Field Artillery, Assault Amphibian, Combat Engineer, Light Armored Reconnaissance, Reconnaissance, and Tank) considered Combat Support. Air Defense, as a part of Marine Aviation, is contained within the Aviation Combat Element.