In the year 2028, the 1 nanometer semiconductor manufacturing process will be a thing.
Silicon can't really be used in a manufacturing process smaller than 1nm, so unless we find a different element in the meantime that can take its place, growth in computational power will reach a stagnation.
It was the second grade.
My palms were sweaty as I looked at this door, this...
one
door.
This was my one chance to supersede the social dogma that was beset upon me from the very day that I was born.
I opened the door, and walked in.
"Eww, no boys allowed!" one girl said.
"I'm telling the teacher!" another one says.
Needless to say, I was sent home for going into the girls' restroom.
A Samsung SGH-T229 and a Samsung Galaxy Note II.
^Look at that glorious off-center front LCD screen.
My SGH-T229 lasted for 5 years before it finally kicked the bucket.
When I lived near the highway, driving was fun. Speed limit 60. Wind in your face. Excitement.
But now I live in the city, speed limit 25. Not quite as exciting, if at all.
LyecOctavia, I am convinced that you are either a really good troll, or you are genuinely trying to convince yourself that consoles are better than PCs.
Generally speaking, an emulator on a pc needs to be at least 10 times more powerful than the console it's emulating to have decently playable speeds. 7-8 times more powerful if the emulator is coded with efficient dynamic recompilation.
Hey guys, a little PSA: apostrophe + s ('s) makes a noun possessive, not plural. The exception to this rule is "it's" and "its" where "its" is the possessive form and "it's" is a contraction, meaning "it is".
Do something pony-related.
They will eventually catch you, and ask you, "Are you a brony?"
Then you reply, "Yeah." But do it neither triumphantly, nor bashfully. Just, y'know, casually.
Death is very commonplace in fiction, and people do tend to exercise their creative liberties.
That being said, you ought to hear the very vocal minority who personally take offense to the word "death".