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Alfa Romeo. They're cheaper than competitors' vehicles but provide similar options and the highest-end Giulia performs better than similar BMWs and Mercedes. The styling is exquisite (executive words for executive cars) and reliability has improved over the years. The downsides are that the car is small and the majority of leg room is up front, and at the moment there isn't a touch-screen.

If I have a phone then I don't need a watch at all, not even to tell the time. But then when I'm sitting in class, in a meeting, or walking down the hall, I have to pull my phone out and check. It's not much slower, but it's obnoxious. If there other things in my pocket and my tablet-sized phone is at the bottom, stuff is gonna fly out of my pocket and next thing I know my day is ruined. But it's nice to have the extra fitness apps on top of ease of access. If I receive a text, "Siri read my texts." "Would you like to respond?" "Yes, bla bla bla."

And also answering calls, texts, and emails. It's a faster alternative to pulling out your phone every time you want to do something. To me, though, this looks identical to the Series 3 watch. I don't see any difference in screen size.

I do not believe Fahrenheit is a religion unfortunately.

I understand who this appeals to, but how are they supposed to install it? Anyway, it's a pretty rad idea and it looks well done. The programmable actions are sweet too. I might have to get one just so I can do more things at once lol

I would say somewhere around $800. The processor could go for around half the price ($150), 1080s can currently be had for $300 or less used. No one would pay more than $200 for the 4790k and GTX 1080s new are around $400.

That's real life, right? Right?

This isn't really controlling the internet, anyone can still access whatever they want. Remember the Patriot Act? It's like that but on the internet. I'm not saying whether or not I agree with it, but that's how I'm interpreting what it says. Anyway, until I get to see another source I'm going to take this with a bag of salt.

Do you have another source? I can't find this on any other reputable website, and I can't even find it on Fox. I assume it would be a big discussion point for the Republican party.

Is the sound on in the in-game settings? Is the volume of the game up in your sound mixer?

Ford is stopping production of all of their sedans and small vehicles because the demand is shrinking. In the US, the trend is that people are switching to small-UVs, SUVs, and trucks because gas isn't very expensive and most UVs now are just cars with a more comfortable ride and more storage. Fiat-Chrysler's majority of sales come from Jeep and RAM which offer UVs and trucks and nothing else. I still think Ford is making a terrible decision with this transition, especially since the Taurus and Fusion are being phased out, but I'm not a researcher so I could be wrong. I think the prices will either be the same or less than what they currently are.

The Phanteks Enthoo Luxe should do the trick. Just kidding it only fits 240mm in the front. Or there's this bad boy: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/zk8H99/thermaltake-the-tower-900-atx-full-tower-case-ca-1h1-00f1wn-00

Thank you both.

Where is the "yes, if it is well-priced" option? I think you've left that one out out of bias.

Smart enough to get a 33 but not smart enough to save himself from eternal debt.

Statistics isn't the process of getting there, it's analyzing what already happened. The first lottery winner didn't win because of statistics, they win based on probability and were lucky enough to get the correct numbers (unless they cheated). From Wikipedia.

Says 1000 posts in six months... What is winning the lottery to you? If it's not luck, then what is it?

The car culture is strong in my area so I like to go for drives and to car shows. I also enjoy bike rides and walks or trips to the beach. Playing video games. Working.

My guess is that they don't need to and don't want to rush because their only real competitor is Thrustmaster, and even then, if anyone wants high-end products that work together they'll either go for Fanatec anyway or they'll spend a little bitter more to upgrade to a direct-drive wheel. So Fanatec gets to do what they want when they want: high prices, ridiculously pricey shipping and slow delivery (I waited three weeks), and products that come out whenever they feel like the weather might be just right. They make good products but they really seem like an awful company.

I don't think so. It would have to be a pretty hefty spider, but at worst it could get in the fan and slow it down. If it's just producing small strings of webbing then it's probably a small spider, and the computer would hurt it instead of it hurting the computer. It can't chew or cut through cables or anything, and if you can touch computer parts without breaking them then so can a spider. What part of the world do you live in?

Sorry. Well, the spider is probably just in the area anyway.

I'm in sort of the same situation, and while I get completely mixed opinions on both headphones, I have heard that the physical quality of Hifimans is trash. While they're great audio-wise, they tend to fall apart particularly around the headband because Hifiman cut costs in actual construction of the headphones.

It's supposed to include the direct drive wheel, they wrote a blog about it in September. Someone won the December auction which included the direct drive wheel, but obviously Fanatec (being the slowpokes they always are) hasn't even released it yet. I feel bad for the winner, because he/she has no idea when it will arrive.

They're probably spider strings. If they're on the outside then the spider is probably hanging around (lol) in the cabinet instead of in the computer. It might venture away sometimes, but it seems like its hangout spot is inside or around the cabinet. I wouldn't worry about it unless you live in Australia.