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Miyah1:
For clarity i used to smoking and now being a born again anytime I remember those periods, I always feel bad.

You're feeling bad because the devil is trying to put guilt into you. The moment you gave your life to Christ, He forgave and wiped your past sins. Pondering on your past deeds is the devil making you believe that the Lord hasn't done so.

qtguru:
I think so too, I will join you but Ranked Match is better

Yes, Ranked Match is my choice of preference. Also looking at this new Zombie mode. Like what I saw on a feature video.

qtguru:
I'm baptizing brethen with bullets. I'm beginning to suspect I'm playing with bots. But I've gotten the hang of playing. I'll create a YouTube for this purpose, I'll update.

Same thing I thought, especially when playing Multiplayer.

Eaztzide_XXI is my ID.

GeneralOjukwu:
For once.... the man won!

Custody battles usually favour the lady but thank God for this man.

A woman with this character would have tried to emotionally manipulate the kids against their father.

Honestly! Broken children are products of broken homes and bad parenting

ednut1:
Seems the court saw through her

Exactly! Very happy the jury was women-dominated so that she won't cry the "misogyny" call her types are known to use!

Lol. Fam thought the Western judicial system will favour her in their usual bias manner. Everyday isn't Christmas though. All I see is a manipulative being who would have done a lot of psychological harm on her kids if granted custody. Nobody can tell me she isn't mentally ill. Thankfully, Canada will help them dodge that bullet.

Lalarsticlala:

Fraudsters have hacked into an old generation bank
[color=#000000] somebody should help to spot out which bank is an old generation Bank Biko
I no won hear say na so my small thing take loss [/color]

Union bank, UBA, Zenith, First Bank... To name a few

With the new age of contemporary art, there's always going to be a fine line between gatekeeping and innovation by artists who use traditional methods in creating. We have seen how taste for art has gone beyond love for Michelangelo and Dante, to art that looks like they were forgotten in the microwave. You can't blame new generational artists who are trying to flow with the tides and do what is reigning. For them, it's about selling. About innovation, I believe every art shouldn't be restricted to traditional ways(canvas, brush and paint). I've seen online how artists are kicking against computer generated artworks, saying it spoils creativity and innovation which I don't believe so. This is where the issue of gatekeeping comes into place. Art shouldn't be dictated how it's to be expressed. Every form should be encouraged because as they say - "Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder".

AntiBMC:
Atiku talking about green energy, when the generators he imports are contributing to the barrage of greenhouse gases depleting our ozone layer. Issoryt

Flesh and blood didn't reveal this to you bro.

jojothaiv:
There's always many sides to a story and this one look like many will surface in the coming days...

Many lies but one truth, and the truth is that they're rebranding and they sacked workers who are not needed in the new development. Simple.

Tombrown3:
40% of iPhone architecture are made by Samsung including iPhone camera.

No! Sony.

drphantom:
You are well informed. But not just the screen up to 25% of iPhone components are made by Samsung including screens, camera, boards, and even ram sometimes.

To pu things in perspective and For quite a few years now and depending on the model, for every iPhone that is sold, Apple has paid Samsung between 10% -30% of the sales value.

That’s why I always laugh when people say iPhone is better than Samsung phones. �

You're wrong. Sony are the ones that make iPhone's camera. The only truth is that production of most iPhone's components is outsourced to other companies (FoxConn for example)

Even if you're to put religious beliefs aside, there are some kind of things not to joke with. Funny enough, the people who did this are the same people who did Rick and Morty, and if you've watched it you'll know the level of dark humor to expect.

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The major advantage of eSIMs is that it removes the hassle of physically removing and swapping a SIM from a device. This is made possible because all eSIMs are programmed with a permanent eSIM ID (EID) at the factory. This number is used to associate the device with an existing carrier subscription and also for creating a secure channel for programming the eSIMs. With the bold step taken by Apple to go all out and make most of their latest iPhones fully eSIM in the US, network providers in other countries will have to hasten their support for it. This will create a rise in adaptability for a foreseeable future where all smartphones will be completely eSIM enabled.

Unlike a traditional SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card which consists of an integrated circuit on a UICC (Universal Integrated Circuit Card) which is in the SIM plastic, the eSIM is a virtualized SIM profile installed onto a dedicated chip that is permanently fixed to a device at the factory. So, when you want to use an eSIM on your device, you are just installing your SIM profile (personal phone number and other details) from your service provider on the already available chip that is embedded. Think of it has having a room to let in your apartment. If you want a roommate, you place it on Airbnb and find one who is interested. If you don’t like the roommate probably due to noisiness or bad habits, you kick them out and find another one again. Your available room is the chip, permanently fixed to the device called your apartment. Your roommate is the SIM profile that is staying over (installed) at the spare room (fixed chip) and they can get kicked out (changed) if you’re not interested anymore. Since the electrical interface used in an eSIM is the same as the physical SIM, it operates the same with a unique ICCID (Integrated Circuit Card IDentifier) and network authentication key generated by the carrier. Correlating it with the roommate analogy, you can say it’s the same way our roommate still qualifies as a tenant even though they are on a short stay.

At the just concluded Apple Event- the Far Out, which held on September 7, 2022, Apple finally released the anticipated iPhone 14 series, AirPods Pro and the Apple Watch Ultra. As always, Apple didn’t disappoint with the introduction of new features and updates on their devices. New cameras (finally, iPhone is moving away from 12MP sensors), satellite enabled SOS calling, Airpods with noise-cancelling capabilities twice the usual. These are just a few of the many announcements made. But one major thing customers in the US and the UK will be pondering about is that for them there won’t be SIM trays to slot in SIM cards be it a regular, micro or nano SIM due to a total switch to something called eSIM on the iPhone 14 series to be released in their regions. The question now is what is an eSIM and why is it something you should know about? To begin, we need to know that the ‘e’ in stands for embedded and not electronic. The concept of an embedded SIM first began in 2010 where GSMA (Global System for Mobile Communication Association), a worldwide industrial organisation representing the interests of mobile network operators, discussed the possibility of a software-based SIM. Industry giants, Motorola and Apple had conflicting ideas on its applications and area of usages, with Apple arguing that the concept cannot be restricted from usage in consumer products. The GSMA currently manages two versions of the eSIM, one for consumer devices and the other for M2M (machine-to-machine) devices. By 2016, the two versions and its implementation in devices began.

Kennyking1234:
I want a physical a copy

Ok then. Check Amazon. But know it that they won't come cheap compared to their PDFs that are free.

Kennyking1234:
how much?

Lol. These are free on the internet. Check PDFDrive website

fergie001:
It is a travesty for United to be celebrating against Arsenal.... I can stomach City and Liverpool.

If Dem born you well, come play Man U now, only my Real Madrid can try but Dem still no reach

Boss thanks for the mention.
GGMU all the way!

fergie001:
Why is this thread dry!?


Come oooooooo...... The boys are balling mehn

Oga fergie001, abeg try add me for roll-call oo. GGMU for life!

LienwaltAbel:
I swear. Conjugations aren't even as bad as noun genders. Rock get gender self

Like! Table, chair,... We that are English speakers don't even know what we're enjoying.

LienwaltAbel:
No. Spanish doesn't really share the same roots with English (except you're considering the entire Indo-European language family). Spanish has its roots mainly in Latin (the Romance languages) and in an old Celtic language (probably a language that sounds like Gaelic). However, you're right, it's easy to pronounce and learn, but noun gender nightmares. What's really funny is that English and German share the same roots

Oh yeah! You're right with the Indo-European roots and the Romance. Italian is in the same family with Spanish also. Latin relations.

Ain't gonna lie. Noun genders are frustrating. How can you tell me I've to say a different word just because I'm talking about another sex. Or that non-animate things have genders.
Lol!

LienwaltAbel:
Yeah. I love the way it just flows naturally. Plus the language doesn't have difficult sounds like the German R

Oh! In that case, try looking into Spanish also. Easy to learn due to that it originates from the same language family as English. Only issue is that I'm not interested in migrating to countries that speak it.

LienwaltAbel:
Yah that's true. But if a Japanese person speaks very slowly, they're more likely to pronounce it in full. This may change years from now because languages are usually mutated because of the laziness of it's speakers
.

Right! Languages are morphing and changing form day by day. What we have now isn't what it used to be centuries ago.

On the other hand, I was actually infatuated with Japanese due to anime and even started learning it but the complexity coupled with the kanji of a thing just made me forgo it. But it's a beautiful lingo though.

Chicastle:
Here delsu means Delta state university

Desu is pronounced deh-ss not deh-suu. The many wonders of Japanese language. Right LienwaltAbel

phr0nesis:
Martinez and Malacia are playing well but it's too early to conclude. If they remain consistent till mid-season, then we can say they have delivered

They will be consistent especially Martinez. Save this post for the future.

Ray07:
Before you come here with the €100mil troll remember;
✅ Unders. the currency rate
✅ he is 22yrs
✅ it’s £84 million
✅we’ve lacked that profile for years
✅ city bought 25yr old JG for £100 million
✅ Chelsea bought 28 year old RL for £97.5 million
✅ 23yr Darwin same price

We are pleased with the signing.
fergie001 Angelfrost kyase lamasta dfrost, come help us celebrate abeg

Abi oo.
Also, the major reason Ajax was holding out till that price was because of a sell-on clause Sao Paolo included when Ajax bought him first. 20% on any deal and Ajax wanted to make the most out of any sale. Forget all those gragra they were doing. It's just business. The price has nothing to do with his value

phr0nesis:
Every club is just using United's desperation to cash out. Imagine all the 50+ million players they signed, non has really delivered.

Maybe from previous seasons, but these current ones (Martinez and the rest), I don't think so. All have been delivering steadly.

gloryhomemaker:
Drinking garri with banana.

Lol. Nothing weird in it. Did that yesterday. You'll like it when you try it. Trust me.

Hannania:
When you check my comment, I stated it this way "Communications engineering (Neural networks)". Meaning it's a specialization.

We're both right, but the misunderstanding was the issue from the get-go

But I disapprove that NN didn't originate from Comms engineering. That's because the idea first sprung up from intelligent systems, which is birthed from Signal and systems, directly comms engineering.

Computer science also has networking applied, so it evolved. It's just like the marriage between physics and electronics engineering

Good. Now you've made your thesis clearer and better- It is applied. Just like we have Natural and Applied Sciences for example. They originated from one another.

Hannania:
I'm kinda interested on the "Technicalities"

Ok then.
The technicalities is that you can't entirely classify NNs as Comms Engineering. Reason is because NNs can be applied in it but it doesn't necessarily make it Comms Engineering. It's just like saying because a snake can swim in water, they should be classified as fish. Or in more technical sense, just because OOP is used in Python for example, means OOP is Python-only. Even Google search results will show mainly show NNs applications and not its classification in CE. Besides, whenever NN is mentioned, what comes to memory is deep learning which is ML, an aspect of DS. I believe the birth of NNs didn't originate from comms engineering. These are the technicalities I'm talking about.