Bsmith

so far I know most countries that where British colonies use the dollar, hong-kong, Australia, New zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, Canada and the USA(as mentioned above) the caiman islands, jamaica, zimbabwe and many more

I think it's just lack of inspiration from the colonizers to name currencies.

lurken is het betere leven. Maar aangezien ik de komende tijd les meer tijd heb, ga ik denk ook zo nu en dan iets posten(als ik mezelf niet te veel ga irriteren)

You should cheer for justice, not a company. 

the laptop is all what people want, it's light, it's ergonomics are great, it's thin, it's multi purpose. But that of course comes at a cost.
If you want to repair things yourself you can't have crazy small compact solutions since you can't access all of the different components.

the laptop is all what people want, it's light, it's ergonomics are great, it's thin, it's multi purpose. But that of course comes at a cost.
If you want to repair things yourself you can't have crazy small compact solutions since you can't access all of the different components.

the laptop is all what people want, it's light, it's ergonomics are great, it's thin, it's multi purpose. But that of course comes at a cost.
If you want to repair things yourself you can't have crazy small compact solutions since you can't access all of the different components.

the laptop is all what people want, it's light, it's ergonomics are great, it's thin, it's multi purpose. But that of course comes at a cost.
If you want to repair things yourself you can't have crazy small compact solutions since you can't access all of the different components.

the laptop is all what people want, it's light, it's ergonomics are great, it's thin, it's multi purpose. But that of course comes at a cost.
If you want to repair things yourself you can't have crazy small compact solutions since you can't access all of the different components.

Why waste it on a fidget spinner...?

Cause it doesn't exist

phone companies so busy pushing things that they forgot to ask themselves "are they even gonna use or need it?"

Well of course it looks bad, your using digital zoom. You would get the same results cropping the picture until only 1/8th was left (hence the reduced file size).

i couldn't care less about thumbnails.

why do you still have it? governemnts issued call backs, vendors issued call bakcs, samsung issued call backs, but yet there you are taking the risk, WHY?!

why do you still have it? governemnts issued call backs, vendors issued call bakcs, samsung issued call backs, but yet there you are taking the risk, WHY?!

why do you still have it? governemnts issued call backs, vendors issued call bakcs, samsung issued call backs, but yet there you are taking the risk, WHY?!

he definitly has those moments yeah, but then again he is the only tech youtuber that makes a video to bash Nvidea about the titan Xp, despite them being a major sponsor of his channel.

he definitly has those moments yeah, but then again he is the only tech youtuber that makes a video to bash Nvidea about the titan Xp, despite them being a major sponsor of his channel.

well to be fair, andoird is also being run on fridges, televisions and what not these days, I doubt they only counted mobile phones here.

ahh dang, I keep forgetting LR has that build in too! thanks for the reminder.

well to be fair, andoird is also being run on fridges, televisions and what not these days, I doubt they only counted mobile phones here.

source: https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1/
 
 
It has been done!
wikileaks got their hands on a compresive list of CIA tools used to break into computers, phones and other systems across the globe.
Down below there will be a few quoted pieces from the source, this is quite a major finding if you ask me.
 
Title: Press release
 
Title: CIA malware targets Windows, OSx, linux, routers
 
Title: CIA 'hoarded' vulrnabilities ("zero days")
 
 
this is big and drastic, besides what I named there is also a piece which claims that the US consulate in frankfurt(Germany) is actually a base for CIA hacker's within europe, the middle east and africa.
as always it's hard to tell how much is true since it is wikileaks, but then again I wouldn't be amazed if this is all true, it's the CIA afterall, which has a "reasonable" reputation for acting outside US borders.

source: https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1/
 
 
It has been done!
wikileaks got their hands on a compresive list of CIA tools used to break into computers, phones and other systems across the globe.
Down below there will be a few quoted pieces from the source, this is quite a major finding if you ask me.
 
Title: Press release
 
Title: CIA malware targets Windows, OSx, linux, routers
 
Title: CIA 'hoarded' vulrnabilities ("zero days")
 
 
this is big and drastic, besides what I named there is also a piece which claims that the US consulate in frankfurt(Germany) is actually a base for CIA hacker's within europe, the middle east and africa.
as always it's hard to tell how much is true since it is wikileaks, but then again I wouldn't be amazed if this is all true, it's the CIA afterall, which has a "reasonable" reputation for acting outside US borders.

Hmmm...
 
All the times I've been accused of tin foil hattery on this forum for claiming the government is spying on us...

source: https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1/
 
 
It has been done!
wikileaks got their hands on a compresive list of CIA tools used to break into computers, phones and other systems across the globe.
Down below there will be a few quoted pieces from the source, this is quite a major finding if you ask me.
 
Title: Press release
 
Title: CIA malware targets Windows, OSx, linux, routers
 
Title: CIA 'hoarded' vulrnabilities ("zero days")
 
 
this is big and drastic, besides what I named there is also a piece which claims that the US consulate in frankfurt(Germany) is actually a base for CIA hacker's within europe, the middle east and africa.
as always it's hard to tell how much is true since it is wikileaks, but then again I wouldn't be amazed if this is all true, it's the CIA afterall, which has a "reasonable" reputation for acting outside US borders.