"The summary complains that it would cost $84 to park in some of these places for 24 hours. That's the point! To prevent people from doing that so that the street parking spots are open for convenient access to businesses and city buildings."
Nah, that's the excuse. Parking is a revenue generator for the city, a lot more so than resource allocation issue. The city would much rather have more tickets issued than people swapping out frequently.
Might as well. It seems to me, their real problem is they oversold their bandwidth, and the proper thing to do is to reprice bandwidth usage. Stop bullshitting the customers with promise of bandwidth they can't deliver.
Yeah, that would suck in marketing aspect. Again might as well. If a company actually uttered a truth, it just might shock some of us into death by heart attack.
If you ever posted here, you know you are not a REAL female. You may even look like one, but you know, deep inside, you have big question mark lingering. Don't you!
I don't know the reach of eBay, but those of you who feel they are forced to deal with PayPal, you know you deserve this for dealing with them, don't you.
I thought dumping the load on the server was the desired design feature. What is the problem they are trying to solve? Good old rich client model has been around for some time now.
"The summary complains that it would cost $84 to park in some of these places for 24 hours. That's the point! To prevent people from doing that so that the street parking spots are open for convenient access to businesses and city buildings."
Nah, that's the excuse. Parking is a revenue generator for the city, a lot more so than resource allocation issue. The city would much rather have more tickets issued than people swapping out frequently.
Might as well. It seems to me, their real problem is they oversold their bandwidth, and the proper thing to do is to reprice bandwidth usage. Stop bullshitting the customers with promise of bandwidth they can't deliver.
Yeah, that would suck in marketing aspect. Again might as well. If a company actually uttered a truth, it just might shock some of us into death by heart attack.
We already did, for buncha bananas no less.
to jack up the rating for House MD. Pathetic, really.
What kinda tits? How many?
You know, if the question comes down to semantic, it's good sign that the premise is out-of-whack.
Really, I mean, it's named IBM, not USBM or ABM.
If you ever posted here, you know you are not a REAL female. You may even look like one, but you know, deep inside, you have big question mark lingering. Don't you!
Why yes, sounds suspiciously like the evil HHGG v2, the bird...
*P Yeah, thanks for the career tip. Kind move out of this green patch.
Programming, I've been doing this for living for two decades, but I have no clue what those things are. Well, except for Rails I did read a bit about.
Probably all for the best, I'd guess.
An appropriate tag if there ever was one.
Or telekick, with auto nut aiming.
That's a bummer, man.
You have to admit, though, most are hardware/service firms, and very few (any?) software firms, as was expected.
Yo Dawg, we put a device on your device so you can download while you download...
I don't know the reach of eBay, but those of you who feel they are forced to deal with PayPal, you know you deserve this for dealing with them, don't you.
You're suffering the progressive Slavism.
Man, they should, like, totally port that to ARM. ;-)
If we can only figure out how to store the damn logs so that it can be retrieved after a reboot...
I thought dumping the load on the server was the desired design feature. What is the problem they are trying to solve? Good old rich client model has been around for some time now.
Fools! Plot the sighting with aluminum foil sales!
Sucks for those who bought Vista - service pack used to be free before.
Hope this sucks the money out of college sports so the schools go back to teaching.
Perfectly decent planes, although I wish they stop letting all them chickens and goats onboard. Are you listening, Aeroflot? ;-)