 gamers wasting precious carbon on self-gratification and nothing good is coming out anyway, so yeah. You all can stuff it. It's high time your worthless hobby pay the price for its destruction.
I'm laughing at people wanting extreme actions like "Nvidia should make their cards explode if they're not used for gaming!!!!!". Little Kim Jong Uns over here...At this point I don't know which is worse, crybaby gamers or miners.
Take all of this as a lesson if you've ever been a fan of a company like Nvidia/AMD.
As a pc gamer I don’t like this, I want to see graphics cards return to competitive prices. And yeah Nvidia were talking out of their anus as per. However, I’m not so sure that the mining limiter was a consumer friendly tactic in the first place, it’s gamer friendly sure but what did miners do to deserve being gimped?
Pull the driver? What good would that do - if they‘re out, they‘re out. It‘s not like pro miners will need a driver update to fix a problem with Fortnite.
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sensing something greater and good.
in everyday activity.
your root to my poem.
there was a market for such items.
is that you dance on his grave.
of each rond de jambe, each piqué.
the ground hard with every step.
the evidence, changing its hue.
*In Devanagari script, a dunda is a vertical slash, one of the most common strokes in writing Sanskrit. Used at the end of a line it is like a period, and a double dunda indicates the end of a sloca or verse.
loose litter of lion cubs.
frequent flyer ‘s rejoice.
maybe eight lives old.
freshly spun from my mother’s loom.
until, looking through.
colors illuminated her poverty.
Ganges, I was that gathering can.
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from deps.plyfile import PlyData, PlyElement

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    propY = -1
    propZ = -1
    elid  = -1

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                    propX = idp
                if prop.name == "y":
                    propY = idp
                if prop.name == "z":
                    propZ = idp
                    
    if elid == -1 or propX == -1 or propY == -1 or propZ == -1:
        raise RuntimeError("IO: Input field not found")
    
    points = []
    for vertex in plydata.elements[elid].data:
        points.append(np.float32(np.array([vertex[propX], vertex[propY], vertex[propZ]])))
    
    return points
    
def readPointAssignementFromFiles(path):
    f = open(path, 'r')
    
    assignement = []
    
    for line in f:
        if line[0]!= '#':
            assignement.append(np.int16(line.split(',')[0:2]))
    
    return assignement
    
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    f = open(path, 'r')
    
    corresp    = {}
    correspUid = {}
    
    for line in f:
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            p2 = None
            
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                    break
            
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                corresp[p1] = p2
                correspUid[p1.uid] = p2.uid
            else: 
                print "Cannot find ",fline
            
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Yet that is what you said.

&gt;But it's also a stereotype of "bad women" which feminists seek to not reinforce but rather getting rid of

By choosing not to'share' sources that might give the impression of 'bad women', they are intentionally ignoring male victims. To the feminists that do this, they see the removal of a perceived stereotype of women as more important than acknowledging male victims.

&gt;You know you could at least try tell me why your posts are not straw men.

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Dave Wieser: Thanks, Phil. Thanks for having me.
Phil Singleton: My pleasure. Let’s just kind of get into, before we start