codswallop
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I've only been to New York from those places you mentioned, but I absolutely loved it. We stayed for 10 days, and after 5-6 I was ready to move on but after 10 I wanted to stay longer.
When I was in Manhattan, the souvenirs I bought for my mum and sister were little trinket thingys from Tiffany's. They liked them. Pricey, though... at the time our dollar was well and truly up shit creek (around 2002 I think?).reptilescorpio said:Was planning on going to NY for a mates wedding next month but since I took a new job I'm not allowed to go.
The woman was looking forward to seeing Tiffany's too. Maybe next year. Maybe for the honeymoon? Are there elephants in NY?
I bought the wife one of the key things from the Fifth Ave store, as well as a money clip for myself.reptilescorpio said:The woman was looking forward to seeing Tiffany's too. Maybe next year. Maybe for the honeymoon? Are there elephants in NY?
Shaneus said:Pricey, though... at the time our dollar was well and truly up shit creek (around 2002 I think?).
legend166 said:So a friend at work is going to NY in a couple of weeks, and it got me interested.
You can get return flights for $1450. Ridiculous. I'm wondering if I should go for a couple of weeks next year. Do NY, Washington, Boston, Philly.
jambo said:We need to play more of the SSHD, see if we can get it working with out lag.
And get some other AusGAFers in!
This isn't exactly true. Faster RAM only helps with overclocking. 1600Mhz RAM is so labelled because it has been tested to run at that speed, but it won't unless you overclock it to that speed. Otherwise it will just run at the default 1066 or whatever. Even if you get the RAM marked 1066, it will still handle a mild overclock anyway. The higher ratings are just for peace of mind for those that want the highest overclock they can get.codswallop said:The MHz is basically the transfer rate of the RAM. 1600MHz being faster than 1333MHz. Faster the RAM the faster it can move stuff in and out.
But then you have the other things like the cycle speeds and latency that are also important. I'm not as familiar with those, but RAM with a slower clock speed can still be as efficient if it is ultra-low latency. Faster RAM will also help with overclocking.
Probably best to get RAM that matches your motherboard and CPU speed/multiplier.
Visit Hamsterdam*.legend166 said:I could also go to Baltimore.
Go to some corners. Meet up with McNulty.
Thanks Fred for the clarifications. Best thing to do is to get RAM that matches the speed of the rest of your system.Fredescu said:This isn't exactly true. Faster RAM only helps with overclocking.
Fogz said:Always up for another go
Fredescu said:Neil deGrasse Tyson will be speaking in Melbourne in a few weeks: http://thinkinc.org.au/
he's no Kirkelfinke said:Listening to Question Time in parliament at the moment.
While no one endears themselves in there, Christopher Pyne makes me want to throw myself under a bus.
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/9.308724-EAs-Origin-is-creepy-and-watches-you-sleeplegend166 said:
Fredescu said:Well then. Steam does the same thing, but I believe you can opt out of that. I haven't bothered personally.
Ask everyone you meet in Baltimore about The Wire, I bet they'd love that.legend166 said:I could also go to Baltimore.
Go to some corners. Meet up with McNulty.
Fredescu said:They "survey" all of your installed programs too though.
I think that was just supposition from the forum guy. Articles that actually quote the EULA don't mention that.markot said:Yeah, but steam doesnt check legalities and what websites you visit >_<
jambo said:Yes, but only if you say yes to them checking software, and only if you said yes to the hardware survey in the first place.
You know exactly what is happening, unlike Origin.
legend166 said:So basically opt in VS opt out.
This is what EA is talking about when they want to have direct contact with consumers ._.
Edit: Wait, it's not opt out. You can't opt out of it in Origin.
Josh Thomas? They just lost themselves a customer.Fredescu said:Neil deGrasse Tyson will be speaking in Melbourne in a few weeks: http://thinkinc.org.au/
Shaneus said:Josh Thomas? They just lost themselves a customer.
Shaneus said:Josh Thomas? They just lost themselves a customer.
jambo said:Improving our file management basics: copy, move, rename, and delete
Holy. Fucking. Shit.
Windows 8.
Day 1.