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boyce |
lynxnoon: thats d rule of d gameokay. Didn't know that. I'm still new, kinda. |
i know that smell. Thats dishonesty, i believe |
snoopy: Lol its 4 "cores" not "processors" with each core having support for multi threading with combined 8 threads..in terms of its calculations algorithm, its safe to say there are 8 processors.my bad . meant to say 4 physical cores. Thanks for pointing that out sire |
nigerians are everywhere i large communities perhaps. Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa. Big Deal. Mtcheww ![]() |
slyfoxxjoe: I really hate it when people quote the entire post, especially with articles as long as this. After painstakingly scrolling through the post itself on my old skool phone, I have to do so again 4-5 times just to read d comments! To the topic sha, why would this surprise u when most carebbeans where taken directly fom west Africa? Even the pidgin english spoken on many caribbean islands is similar to ours in Nigeria.well said. |
shine-dalgarno |
why were you hiding it though? |
sarcasm? @op fledgling |
ah. Lady? Na wa o. Anyway [friable girl] |
why do i get a 7.8? ![]() |
snoopy: Mine 7.1 - dv 7 7000 quad edition customised with my preferred specs from H.P. RAM - 12Gb, processor - intel 3rd generation core i7 (8 processors) , nvidia 2gb dedicated graphics card, SSD hard drive.i7 ivy bridge is 4 processors Sir, but with 8 threads ![]() |
alienware: mine 9.8,alienware from amazon.price $1890fair deal |
lynxnoon:i saw the network name. Wasn't well hidden. ![]() |
i'm looking to get a google nexus 7 tab. I do have two questions though. Does the google play store ship to nigeria? If Not, what are my options? |
benny-woman |
benign |
luxor luther |
"She could have a grammy, but i'll still treat her like a nominee" - Drake "I fell from the streets, and landed in the sky" - Lil Wayne "I gave bill gates a binoculars and said: look out for me" - Ludacris |
Glycated Phallus |
Emmm, does it work with MTN? |
Maximum, 24(wouldn't sleep) minimum 14,(sundays). |
Can't blame them. They have a right to |
Just trying to imagine what the migration criteria 'll be then |
Leopantro: seriously, i don't know how i unfollowed this thread. i have been searching for you guys for a long time.thanks a lot sire. I really appreciate this info |
[quote author=http://m.cnet.com/news/super-earth-practically-next-door-could-be-habitable/57546917]It's only 42 light years away, it could have liquid water, and it's more than seven times bigger than our planet (in mass). So once we destroy this one, we're all set. This latest super-Earth is called HD 40307g. It may sound like a tax form, but it's almost guaranteed to be paradise. It's right in a sweet spot orbit around HD 40307 , a smaller star than the sun in the constellation of Pictor, where liquid water is possible. And the IRS can't reach you. Three exoplanets were already known to orbit the star from observations up to 2008 but they are likely too close for liquid water. A new study of the data by researchers at the University of Hertfordshire in Britain revealed an additional three planets, with the farthest about as far from the star as Venus is to our sun. "The longer orbit of the new planet means that its climate and atmosphere may be just right to support life," study co-author Hugh Jones said in a statement . "Just as Goldilocks liked her porridge to be neither too hot nor too cold but just right, this planet or indeed any moons that it has lie in an orbit comparable to Earth, increasing the probability of it being habitable." The data come from the High Accuracy Radial velocity Planet Searcher ( HARPS ), which is run by the European Southern Observatory and has discovered dozens of other exoplanets. Further studies are needed to confirm the planet's status, and telescopes of the future may be able to image it directly. And of course we'll need warp drive to get there.[/quote] |
[quote author=http://m.gsmarena.com/apple_drops_out_of_top_5_in_china_galaxy_s_iii_tops_iphone_4s_in_q3-news-5058.php]The iPhone is the most common smartphone almost everywhere in the world... almost. According to analysts at Canalys , in the third quarter this year Apple dropped out of the Top 5 smartphone makers in the Chinese market. And it's an important market - according to Canalys again, China became a bigger market than the US earlier this year. Samsung maintains a tentative lead in China holding 14% of the market, with local maker Lenovo breathing down its neck with 13%. To rub salt in the wound, Samsung's Galaxy S III took the title of "World's best-selling smartphone in Q3 2012," according to Strategy Analytics . There were 18 million Galaxy S III units sold and "only" 16.2 million iPhone 4S phones. Of course, iPhone 4S sales were down in Q3 because everyone was waiting for the iPhone 5 to launch. Anyway, back to China. The third place there is surprising - it's held by Yulong, who are not known outside of China, but managed to score partnerships with the country's to major carriers - China Telecom and China Mobile. Two better known brands round up the Top 5 - ZTE and Huawei. The last three companies have around 10% market share each. Apple is currently sixth with 8% (it had 9% in Q2). In Q3 this year, there were around 50 million smartphones shipped in China, which is over a third of all smartphones shipped in the whole world for the three month period. The growth in China comes primarily from cheap models ($70-$120) and the iPhone 4S can't compete with its price of $713 (the iPhone 5 is yet to launch in China, probably in December).[/quote] |
Hehe |
Competition,(no s ) like this one, never ends. |
Vexing |
Absolutely nothing. Its a cool way to make money |
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. meant to say 4 physical cores. Thanks for pointing that out sire

