Because a private company is not law enforcement. There is no reason you should pay a corporation or private party for a perceived criminal, civil or traffic law infraction without it going through a government entity. To do otherwise is to invite fascism.
Move the Minimize button to the upper left, the maximize button to the lower right, the close button the lower left and for the upper right: a button that does nothing.
And I assume he's pulling down serious consultant coin from clueless PHBs in both the public and private sector. In a way, he is just another lobbyist trading on his former public service - and he probably only 'served the public' merely to get to these golden tickets.
We do NOT want government by executive order anymore.
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CNN had Dan Lyons on this weekend and a very scary point was made: the massive media hype is because Old Media is desperate for the iPad to be the rising tide that lifts their yachts up again. Of course, His Steveness knew these troglodytes would instantly become his biggest shameless cheerleaders.
I'm willing to bet that most J-schoolers don't even know what The Fourth Estate is, let along why it is important. Instead, most of them spent this weekend standing in line outside of their own Crystal Cathedrals.
I looked at my small town bank's online offering, and the amateurish site looks like it was probably done by the bank manager's brother-in-law over a weekend between six-packs, using the finest swiss-cheese Microsoft has to offer. I'll be sticking with dead trees for now.
I love tech, but committing to all-electronic financial transactions with no actual paper just feels like it could go very, very wrong.
The sad, sobering fact as to why the Feds didn't do it earlier is only this: transactional costs. Not 'is it right' or 'is it wrong', but only how many beans they had to count out.
Then we will respond quickly with our high-tech assests, which are capable of pinpoint targeting accuracy provided by all-weather, satellite-based GP...
I ran the FFC speed test, but I would love some assurance that ISPs aren't gaming the results by giving every up/down connection to these speed test suites (especially the FFC one) top drawer, white-glove priorty to achieve 99.99% of your plan's max speed.
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So I see the iPhone now has a Denial app.
the Apple approval also cc'd the Anti-Trust division of the Justice Department, as that is the only reason Apple allowed this.
You just succinctly described ACTA.
Inventor/MasterCam, not AutoCAD
Except for the depressing lack of summary CEO executions.
Aisle five; in between the reels of room-temperature superconductor and the home fusion plants.
Ladies and Gentelman: the latest posterboy to gloriously represent everything that is wrong with Corporate America.
So say we all.
Move the Minimize button to the upper left, the maximize button to the lower right, the close button the lower left and for the upper right: a button that does nothing.
I want my bouncy Kzin.
What is Microsoft paying for human souls these days?
It weighs 1.5 pounds. Enjoy your Popeye arms.
These Wall Street chaps know what they're doing! Their immaculate track record speaks for itself!
And I assume he's pulling down serious consultant coin from clueless PHBs in both the public and private sector. In a way, he is just another lobbyist trading on his former public service - and he probably only 'served the public' merely to get to these golden tickets.
CNN had Dan Lyons on this weekend and a very scary point was made: the massive media hype is because Old Media is desperate for the iPad to be the rising tide that lifts their yachts up again. Of course, His Steveness knew these troglodytes would instantly become his biggest shameless cheerleaders.
I'm willing to bet that most J-schoolers don't even know what The Fourth Estate is, let along why it is important. Instead, most of them spent this weekend standing in line outside of their own Crystal Cathedrals.
I looked at my small town bank's online offering, and the amateurish site looks like it was probably done by the bank manager's brother-in-law over a weekend between six-packs, using the finest swiss-cheese Microsoft has to offer. I'll be sticking with dead trees for now.
I love tech, but committing to all-electronic financial transactions with no actual paper just feels like it could go very, very wrong.
...like how many corporations own me?
The sad, sobering fact as to why the Feds didn't do it earlier is only this: transactional costs. Not 'is it right' or 'is it wrong', but only how many beans they had to count out.
I'm pretty sure AT&T already gave all our information over to the Feds already.
If you really are finally on the road to Damascus, be sure to snap some pics.
Not nearly enough.
/Next door neighbor
Then we will respond quickly with our high-tech assests, which are capable of pinpoint targeting accuracy provided by all-weather, satellite-based GP...
...oops.
If one more person brings up anarchy, I'm gonna bring down society.
I ran the FFC speed test, but I would love some assurance that ISPs aren't gaming the results by giving every up/down connection to these speed test suites (especially the FFC one) top drawer, white-glove priorty to achieve 99.99% of your plan's max speed.