Kavenerinds

As a longtime user of Momentum that switched to Bonjourr about 5 months ago, this looks cool. The search function would be the reason for me to switch to this. Thanks for sharing!

Assuming that you're thinking they'd be looking at a R5 3600 ($179.99). For gaming the 10400F ($109.99) is basically on par with the AMD. AMD is only worth it for productivity related task, and only then it's a ~15% performance hit.

Tchami, w/o a doubt. Check out the other artists on his label CONFESSIONS too

I agree with you. How can they give the article that title while the last sentence states, "It is unclear what that assignment might have been?" While I believe the title may be correct based off of other information in the article, the authors make themselves look incompetent (i.e., maybe covering their asses) by ending the article with that assertion.

So do you stay away from many processed foods like chips, frozen meals, and pre-packaged cold cuts?

I would imagine so. As long as the pilot wants to control the rudder, that same sensor would be used. What I would like to know is if the MAX has a different setup. I think it'd be idiotic of Boeing to use the same rudder control configuration as the old 737 considering the problems that they had as demonstrated by this post.

I am aware of the Russia/Cuba/US love triangle. It's only recently that the US has become part of the equation. I imagine Russia is helping Qatar with its construction for the upcoming World Cup. Just did some preliminary googling and it seems Qatar now owns a major percentage of Rosneft (energy co.), along with purchasing arms from Russia. All that being said, the situation of US foreign relations is truly sad.

The industry/NTSB/FAA generally cares more about flight hours, but I agree with you. Both of these accidents happened shortly after takeoff. I am surprised that no accident has happened during landing.

That was a great read. I was looking for more recent background regarding Qatar's involvement. What befuddled me is why the US needs to be involved with Haiti selling its debt to Qatar? Is that out of comfort, necessity, or something else? I can see the US playing the role of a broker. However, the powers-that-be in Haiti must want to stay aligned with Venezuela instead of the US/Qatar if they do not want to sell the debt to Qatar.

I see the connection, but I guess I'm missing something. Why would the US want those documents?

I don't think those ideas (white supremacy or racism) should persist at all. Intolerance should not be tolerated.

The slippery slope is a fallacy, but for some reason, people seem to be okay with using it in their rhetoric.

As for your question, I am not sure. If it truly is a utopia (a place where everything is perfect) what would there be that should be changed? I would think that everyone is cool with the status quo.

It's not a conflict of interest if they (Democrats) still see that there is progress to be made. However, that won't be the case assuming there is a Utopia; maybe they'll campaign based on what color people have to wear. Who knows what the exact campaign issues in a Utopia would be?

>got my fight or flight reflex up just by listening to him talk

Same thought but didn't have the words for it.

I haven't listened to his JRE episode yet from a couple of episodes ago, but I don't really want to feel like that the whole couple hours.