Comment Re:EA sucks... (Score 1) 41
you are probably correct, but luckily I don't play sports games and I gave up on battlefield after 1942...
you are probably correct, but luckily I don't play sports games and I gave up on battlefield after 1942...
Most Windows "overclockers" are using PBO with the curve optimizer on any recent AMD CPU to actually run undervolted.
They aren't exactly gonna share their org chart to let us know. But somehow they made a healthy profit and saw share increases while carrying 12k employees. Something must have been working for them.
I am not sure I kicked it. I still dream about EQ and the old raids.
If they were "redirecting resources", they'd assign those 1000 people to other departments/tasks.
Sony jumped the shark long ago. Only fanboi's buy Sony products these days. Overpriced under-performing junk. I remember back in the 80's a Sony Trinitron was the shiznit, now all their stuff is just plain shit.
EA sucks and I will cheer when they go down in flames. Everything they touch they leverage into shit.
Maybe they're just waiting for you to lead by example? Try asking Brandon Herrera. That should be interesting.
That's pretty cowardly of you to ask someone else to take up arms on your behalf.
What do you expect them to do? Shoot the police? Randy Weaver learned the hard way how that goes.
If you enter the country, you can be searched without a warrant. Not needing a warrant means they don't have to present a reason for the search to a judge (or anyone else). The lie is the legal equivalent of them saying "because". CSAM is the generic bogeyman excuse they'll give if they don't want the suspect to tip off and of his buddies.
Yeah it's not like their school system is outperforming California's. Oh wait. . .
What does any of that have to do with modern MBA programs at major institutions like Harvard and Yale?
Oh look, it's IRL Doomfist.
he did...in his mind. which is where he resides mostly. Reality[tm] is an annoyance he chooses to ignore quite often.
MAC user's dynamic debugging list evaluator? Never heard of that.