AMD crowns the Ryzen 7 9800X3D a ‘gaming legend’
Memes aside, I'm eager to see some independent benchmarks. Been a while since I did a hardware refresh and I got the itch.
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The software subscription fee was an ongoing cost to whoever installed the equipment, now that fee has been replaced by a per-use fee that's part of what drivers pay. It's easier for businesses to justify installing chargers if they know that it's a one-time purchase with no ongoing subscriptions, fees, or management hassles.
Off topic: how much would it cost to run a charger continuously?
Depends where you are and how much electricity costs there. Could also depend on time-of-day if electricity metering in that area has time-of-use rates. The biggest level 2 chargers put out 19kw, where I live it would cost about $60 per day to run one of those chargers at absolute maximum. Realistically speaking it would be hard to run one full-time though, since the average EV has ~80kw of battery and would be full after 4-ish hours.
Yeah, I don't get it either. What I've seen doesn't look anywhere close to an 8+ out of ten rating. Will be interesting to see the player ratings on this one...
I don't dislike that art style in general, but to my mind it seems like a poor fit for a Dragon Age game. I guess they're pivotinf strongly away from the series dark and gritty roots, which is unfortunate because I think that was one of its strong points.
Watching Skill Up's review now, and oof. That art style... that writing. Don't know who they made this game for, but it's definitely not me.
The minority party that establishes confidence and supply is the one that gets to form a government. Under a C&S arrangement, the smaller party agrees to support in favor of the party forming a minority government for all motions of confidence and budget bills ("supply"). A government that fails to pass a budget bill or fails to defeat a motion of no confidence is said to have lost the "confidence of the House", which would force a new election.
No, the opposite actually! Any amount of exercise will help with GI motility, but intense exercise causes the digestive system to slow down (source).
None of the above. The correct answer is walking. Moving around helps kickstart the GI tract.
Oh I'm streets ahead, I never took him at his word in the first place.
And it definitely ticks the box for "fucking brutal."
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There are lots of wild foods that are poisonous, but that didn't stop our ancestors from figuring out ways to make them edible. In the case of bitter almonds I can find a reference to baking and boiling being effective methods of reducing cyanide content. Cold leaching might also work but it would take a lot more time.
I have to imagine that dire necessity was a catalyst for these discoveries. I'm guessing the thought process was more like "These are bitter as shit and they killed Bill, but we're gonna starve to death if we don't find some food, so let me try boiling these to see if the bitter goes away."