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That's what I'll do then.

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I have about 8 gig, but I'm trying to account for the FSX's uniqueness too. I'm pretty sure a swap is required though I'm not sure. Surely they have optimized P3D of that burden but I'm catering to the lowest common denominator too.

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Ok, that makes sense. More overhead with temp files than swap I imagine, so I guess best is just to install and keep it simple with memory as it is today.

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I'm am fixing to buy a 256 ssd and slave it for FSX/Prepar3d and assorted programs. The OS will be mostly bare on a 128 gig ssd. Swap on OS or same drive as P3D?

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Howdy

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I'm normally for diplomacy but when a thuggish group starts flexing it's muscle by be-headings and setting someone to fire I say scorched earth.

Islam= To submit
muslim= submitted one.

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No Slick, I watched the movie

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Hah, that's exactly what I said Slick

(Not in this thread)

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Yeah, that's all I was saying. The RNA types mutate rapidly and are more likely than DNA type's because they lack the "error checking" (loose language) that a DNA type has. EDIT: "mutation rate of 2.0 x 10-3 substitutions per site" Some studies are showing as high a mutation rate as the Flu.

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Is it not an RNA type virus?

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Considering these type of viruses are the most likely to mutate, a little prudence and mitigation doesn't hurt. It's actually the best chance we will ever have to observe evolution in a natural setting. The problem is, you cannot predict or prepare for a mutation. Aside from that, I agree the risk ...

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That's exactly why I am against ex-military personnel becoming civilian police. Their training makes them unfit for it. They are too hardcore and overtly obedient at the same time. In my opinion that makes a very poor Constitutional officer and has resulted in this militarization of civil authorities.

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flip wrote: Eh, you know, I skimmed somewhere Sigma saying how Russians would just relish killing American soldiers and how they must all be a bunch of cowards to resign at the first sign of a threat. Maybe a little low but not uncalled for ;) flip, believe me, Russia will not touch anyone if they ...

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Eh, you know, I skimmed somewhere Sigma saying how Russians would just relish killing American soldiers and how they must all be a bunch of cowards to resign at the first sign of a threat. Maybe a little low but not uncalled for

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"It is clear that the Framers Maybe they just read the same discourse that I and Will did when trying to interpret the Founders intentions. It has nothing to do with bias or in your case, opinion. It is obvious to any normal thinking individual that the right to arm oneself is a fundamental right ...

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No need to:

But Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., who wrote the opinion for the court's dominant conservatives, said: "It is clear that the Framers . . . counted the right to keep and bear arms among those fundamental rights necessary to our system of ordered liberty."

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Everybody knows that Russian soldiers are just a bunch of homo's.

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Purely to prevent hypothermia I think

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Well, don't forget it was also a reaction to the far lefts solution which was to get rid of them completely. Which, like I said before is the most near-sighted of the two.

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Wow TC, that aerial photo really shows how much of a close call it was for that one group of houses. Glad you were spared!

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which doesn't necessarily have to be the case

I thought I silenced you.

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I didn't read the whole article and I myself afford every man his right to choose, but there is one thing that confounds me about these people. They obviously believe in unseen, powerful beings and out of the 2, they empathize with the devil?! Now, if they have the same perception of the devil's ...

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My thoughts? 15 years and the region is being lost and falling into anarchy. It's more unstable than 15 years ago and now ISIS, unlike al-Qaeda, has real military organization and financial backing and are operating right out in the open. Complete failure and lack of foresight or vision.

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Pain is caused by electrically charged unpaired electrons

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How was it not relevant? TC brought up a post about how billionaires are feeling pressured by remarks of the Pope and I show how the Pope has had great influence throughout history doing the same thing. So let me spell the big picture out for you. In this day and age, the Pope's remarks are making ...

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Just ask Mussolini how much persuasion the pope has over around 1.2 billion people. They allowed him the favor of the people as long as the Papal State was restored, and it was. In 1938, Pope Pius XI addressed a group of visitors to the Vatican. There were some people, he said, who argued that the ...

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Policy makers have no authority to enforce law.

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I'm divided about this. I've been voicing a lot of support for the police offices in particular the Sheriff's. An elected official with Constitutional authority. They are enforcers of the Law and if one gets passed by a legislator that doesn't fit the 'bill', the Sheriff has authority to un-enforce ...

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WTH why not! A moderate is someone who avoids all extremes and relies solely on their own investigation.

EDIT: Someone not afraid to say they don't know and to point out others do not either. A moderate allows for error.

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"Ebola is such a rare disease that no more than 300 medical and public health professionals have experience with outbreaks, said Dr. Ksiazek's former colleague at the CDC, Pierre Rollin, who has been in West Africa for most of the past four months." That's my only issue with it. If you have a ...

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http://www.easy2boot.com/

A great little bootloader.

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Alright, good enough. Thanks Krom.

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I just had to add a bigger storage drive and have decided to use a 250 GB drive I've had for a few years to install FSX and Prepar3d onto. This is just a temporary solution and I intend to migrate this FSX install eventually to a 250 GB SSD but I want to go ahead and install FSX again and get it ...

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I'm not sure those really correlate that closely. One is slangish and while there is a pre-understood understanding of the phrase, it still accurately translates to plain language also.

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Vision wrote: "Oh everyone so loves that line. It's like you don't even have an original thought, you just regurgitate and mis-attribute." This is why I find you inconsistent and disingenuous . Nothing exists unless pursued or spoken. You yourself say that allowing Israel to become a nation was the ...

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I myself would think they just have hardly a friend in the world.

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It's a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation for Israel. They try to prevent Hamas from being elected in until 2005. To prevent legitimacy being given to a terrorist organization whose sole purpose for coming into being was a vowed destruction of Israel. Israel relents in 2005, what ...

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Not if your within 21 feet ;). I saw an expert marksman have to use expert maneuvers to be able to draw his gun and fire on a man running at him. Even more if your talking about the average joe. The only way to avoid being stabbed was if he drew and fired backwards or rolled first. Now, if I'm ...

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