It's bullshit that this is a -1. This is a legitimate question. When people with no healthcare wait until they need emergency services and then can't pay it that cost is picked up by all of us. If those people can get healthcare before it gets so bad for expensive ER visits it saves EVERYONE money.
This is bullshit. The link between huge corporations and jobs has been use to justify all types of abuses and it's time to move on. The Internet has killed that link. We are shoveling more an order of magnitude more money (at least) towards corporate welfare than we do towards "real" welfare based on that theory. The small business is the only that is going to save he economy of the U.S. because those are the only jobs that are based in communities. The race to the bottom has made many multi-national employees no better off than slave labor. It's time to STOP shoveling money towards he biggest multinationals and taking care of the people that are doing the REAL capitalism, and that's small business owners.
I do the "dollar cost average" thing, putting some money in every paycheck. I specifically don't read my account statements except once a year or so for this reason. The stock market always goes up in the long term. Even if it drops for a year it'll be fine. I won't be taking money out until I retire, and that won't be for at least another 25 years... it's best to not pay attention, in my opinion.
"Toy" has been the common "business" slur against Macintosh going back to beginning. It was and is a corporate putdown that is really unfair.
You can do a lot of cool looking stuff with Android (including play games) but I think the "toy" slur is just that... a slur. Android and to a lesser extent iOS are computers that have a phone function. BB started as a phone that can do some computer functions. IMHO, there Android gives you the ability to a lot more "business" than your traditional BB device, maybe at the expense of having the type of outside control that certain business IS managers would like to have.
Bitcoin mining with the GPU is almost over. The way it is done these days is through specialized ASIC circuits. So really it's not all that relevant anymore.
In the corporate future, making the corporation lose $1 of revenue will be an offense punishable by instant death. Judge Dredd will head the copyright crimes department.
I can't remember the book I read this in, but it posited that if you remove the silicon part of Moore's Law and you just talk about computing power and cost and the like that you can make a case that it has been in place throughout human history. In other words computing power has always been doubling, it just started by drawing numbers in the dirt, went to the abacus, etc.. etc... until we reached the silicon age and integrated circuits.
The hand wringing that the idea behind Moore's Law will ever end is just silly. When we reach the limits of silicon chips some other technology will take its place. This is just how human technology works.
...that if the timing is down to milliseconds then the system is broken. It's automatically an unfair playing field tipped towards the largest competitors that have the computing power and programing to operate on that time scale.
Of course nothing about Wall Street is about fairness anymore and usually they don't care about the law, either.
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It's bullshit that this is a -1. This is a legitimate question. When people with no healthcare wait until they need emergency services and then can't pay it that cost is picked up by all of us. If those people can get healthcare before it gets so bad for expensive ER visits it saves EVERYONE money.
In 1984 the government actually cared about the citizens more than our government does.
Now let that sink in for a minute.
Which makes network neutrality all the more precious. Without it then you can set up your own server but the packets go nowhere.
Every effort has to be made to allow the individual to be heard somehow.
Tax reform would be fine, but ONLY if we get rid of the corporate loopholes.
This is bullshit. The link between huge corporations and jobs has been use to justify all types of abuses and it's time to move on. The Internet has killed that link. We are shoveling more an order of magnitude more money (at least) towards corporate welfare than we do towards "real" welfare based on that theory. The small business is the only that is going to save he economy of the U.S. because those are the only jobs that are based in communities. The race to the bottom has made many multi-national employees no better off than slave labor. It's time to STOP shoveling money towards he biggest multinationals and taking care of the people that are doing the REAL capitalism, and that's small business owners.
My family owns Apple shares and I think it's wrong.
You have *less* rights to privacy than a USA citizen? In this case of privacy is there a number less than zero?
The USA citizen that has no special associations is a peon, pal. We're in the same boat.
I do the "dollar cost average" thing, putting some money in every paycheck. I specifically don't read my account statements except once a year or so for this reason. The stock market always goes up in the long term. Even if it drops for a year it'll be fine. I won't be taking money out until I retire, and that won't be for at least another 25 years... it's best to not pay attention, in my opinion.
"Toy" has been the common "business" slur against Macintosh going back to beginning. It was and is a corporate putdown that is really unfair.
You can do a lot of cool looking stuff with Android (including play games) but I think the "toy" slur is just that... a slur. Android and to a lesser extent iOS are computers that have a phone function. BB started as a phone that can do some computer functions. IMHO, there Android gives you the ability to a lot more "business" than your traditional BB device, maybe at the expense of having the type of outside control that certain business IS managers would like to have.
Well, "terrorist" is becoming as generic as calling someone an asshole.
You took the last bear claw, you terririst!
maybe this is okay.
Most Pontiac Fieros caught fire on the SIDE of the road without an accidents.
Vehicles catch on fire! Wow!
But Tesla is just like everyone else in the auto industry, and if there is something to make safer they should do it.
They should have hired Hank Hill to put it in. The could have told him it was a septic tank. It would have been perfect and had a lawn over it.
Easy. The U.S. Court is filled with old farts that can't grok what an SSL key even is.
This is just another textbook case of NSA gaming a system that is far from equipped to adjudicate these modern problems.
Bitcoin mining with the GPU is almost over. The way it is done these days is through specialized ASIC circuits. So really it's not all that relevant anymore.
If this were real and not just a link, wouldn't it run into the same problems as Tesla and be illegal in Texas?
In the corporate future, making the corporation lose $1 of revenue will be an offense punishable by instant death. Judge Dredd will head the copyright crimes department.
irrational connection is irrational.
#drownWithCruz
In the future, the NSA will have to be given a back door to your hair.
I can't remember the book I read this in, but it posited that if you remove the silicon part of Moore's Law and you just talk about computing power and cost and the like that you can make a case that it has been in place throughout human history. In other words computing power has always been doubling, it just started by drawing numbers in the dirt, went to the abacus, etc.. etc... until we reached the silicon age and integrated circuits.
The hand wringing that the idea behind Moore's Law will ever end is just silly. When we reach the limits of silicon chips some other technology will take its place. This is just how human technology works.
Quantum computing will first be used by traders, in other words.
...that if the timing is down to milliseconds then the system is broken. It's automatically an unfair playing field tipped towards the largest competitors that have the computing power and programing to operate on that time scale.
Of course nothing about Wall Street is about fairness anymore and usually they don't care about the law, either.
I think the better reasoning for turning the badge is for discrimination, but that's just my opinion.
They are scouting for gay guys and alerting their scoutleader when they find them.