gligoran

Isn't this called zero-rating and against what net neutrality all about?

Great review guys! I have a Nexus 5 and was really unimpressed when I learned about Nexus 6.
 
I did notice something that seemed strange:

 
I do think, that's 720p@120hz. Someone forgot to change what they copy/pasted

You can buy an 128GB iPhone 6. It'll cost you an arm and a leg, but it's out there.
 
 
It didn't get deleted, the author pulled it as he couldn't take amount of hate-mail he was getting on the account that the game was so hard. I've read a good interview with the developer Dong Nguyen back then. I'm not sure, but I think this is it: http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/news/the-flight-of-the-birdman-flappy-bird-creator-dong-nguyen-speaks-out-20140311
 
 
From AnandTech: "The 120 and 250GB drives use the smallest PCB, while the other drives [750GB and 1TB] use the larger layout."
 

You can buy an 128GB iPhone 6. It'll cost you an arm and a leg, but it's out there.
 
 
It didn't get deleted, the author pulled it as he couldn't take amount of hate-mail he was getting on the account that the game was so hard. I've read a good interview with the developer Dong Nguyen back then. I'm not sure, but I think this is it: http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/news/the-flight-of-the-birdman-flappy-bird-creator-dong-nguyen-speaks-out-20140311
 
 
From AnandTech: "The 120 and 250GB drives use the smallest PCB, while the other drives [750GB and 1TB] use the larger layout."
 

Being around one and actually in one are very different things. I don't have any use for Outlook at home whatsoever. Gmail is far superior for my personal needs. But when it comes to a corporate environment, Outlooks just blows it out of the water. Scheduling meetings with built-in room-reservations, shared IMAP inboxes that multiple people use (think support@somecompany.com type emails), etc. And I was not a very advanced Outlook user. It's just a completely different use case than Gmail.

Being around one and actually in one are very different things. I don't have any use for Outlook at home whatsoever. Gmail is far superior for my personal needs. But when it comes to a corporate environment, Outlooks just blows it out of the water. Scheduling meetings with built-in room-reservations, shared IMAP inboxes that multiple people use (think support@somecompany.com type emails), etc. And I was not a very advanced Outlook user. It's just a completely different use case than Gmail.

Only 360p here aswell!
Postponing the video until you guys can get it fixed - Not fair watching your videos in 360p when you put that much work into the quality!

However, well played - LOL

On the WANshow today linus and luke were dressed for halloween! so this is some fanart for that
 
 
So here is The caped Badass!! and .. luke!  ;D
 
http://imgur.com/lCiZmP8
 
(This is how they looked on the WANshow)  http://imgur.com/013rix4
 
First time posting on the forum. but i think this is the right sub forum
 

Ironic

Great ending
 

11:22 GTX 5960X

Cool review, but seeing it just makes me wish there was a wireless edition of the G502. I have the G602 and it's quite good, but I'd rather have a better scroll wheel and I don't need 6 buttons on the side.

I bought two of those but I haven't set them up on a PC yet because mine isn't done being built. I tried them on an xbox one and they looked really nice, and they have a lot of good reviews. From what I've heard the 8-bit true vs 6bit + FRC is so well implemented that it's hard to tell the difference, so unless you're a pro I wouldn't worry about it. It took me almost a week worth of research and an impulse buy because of a sale, but I'm glad because they look fantastic and the colours look really nice too. 
One thing I have heard though is that you will need to load the proper colour profile to get the full sRGB range if you are running Nvidia cards. Check out the TFT Central review on this monitor if you want a really in depth review, it also addresses the Nvidia issue. http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_u2414h.htm

U2414H and U2412M are great monitors.

You can find it on Twitch or just follow this link:
Intel "Talk to the Expert" Live Stream - Devil's Canyon CPUs!!

but the SP120 is

Mantel is an API built to reduce the required interactions with the CPU meaning the CPU can be working with other things and you will still get killer frames, if the CPU had more than enough time to respond to everything the video card was asking for in the first place you will see no improvement. In theory It allows CPU to focus on tasks that they couldn't before because they needed to be ready to tell the GPU what to do or your frame rate would crash.

NCIX: N/A
Amazon: N/A
 
Steam In Home Streaming is one of the most revolutionary things to come along in a while, but for some reason there doesn't seem to be enough buzz about it, so I took it upon myself to really dive into the capabilities of this exciting new technology and here's the result.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIL71Q6eJ2Y

Actually crying right now. Thanks for your support guys. 
 
I've missed my baby.

To get to the other side

to pursue his music career

How would we know? Or Linus know? He's a cat. He doesn't talk beyond "meow"