Imperial US system is defined using the metric system...

My wife's laptop was upgraded during a "maintenance window" one night. Now to downgrade I would have to wipe it clean and reinstall everything and restore backups.... Too much hassle and then maybe it will be upgraded again. Bios doesn't allow disabling tpm

Well, it's popular not because of demand but because Win7 is ancient. In the old times there were utilities that copied win2k binaries into a winNT4 install to add features like new directX, I wonder if that is still possible on win7

This dude is right, why the downvotes?

Don't go in the lion den if you don't want to be eaten

That's because nobody could have foreseen that early adopters are willing to pay a premium price and it's not an unlimited market

Mate the Russians don't have to be competent, they just to zerg their way in. Like they are successfully doing now in Ukraine since the Ukrainian army has to put strict quotas on ammo usage.

I was enlisted around 20 years ago in the middle of Afghan/Iraq madness and was going around American bases to "protect them from terrorists" and I'd happily do it again since it means my family won't have to be subject of nuclear Armageddon

It's because when they become big the people on the board become less tech oriented and more business oriented, that means no vision other than next quarter numbers...

Hmm what's your specs?

What's going on? Second big important CEO given the boot in a few days

Maybe it's a loophole to help some friend's ailing company with federal money

I remember there was a teaser trailer how many years ago? With Liara in a frozen planet

I think that the most difference is the weight of the two vehicles.... Most modern cars are way too heavy, and the cybertruck is an extreme example of bloat