It's not doing fine! The economic activity of the net hasn't been hampered by taxes and regulation, the poor haven't had traffic redirected to their sites from more successful domains, and it has no governing body to hamstring it and enact all of this much-needed legislation. The market is working, and that is just not cool.
Even if it is true you still have to prove it. Not true in court unless you can prove your statements. So, even if your opinion is that he sucks and ripped you off, you better damn well have solid proof that substantiates those claims or you will have a judgement against you.
You have the luxury of thinking your degree did you no good because that lack of one never jumped in the way of opportunity. So, by getting a degree you have no way at all to tell how not getting one would have stifled your career. No one ever got hurt by a college education. Does it cost too much now? Yes. Are curriculum aligned with business needs? No. College course work usually helps everyone.
This is a metaphor which, while allowing us to grasp concepts, is subtly deceptive in itself. It happens that most people jump from metaphor to metaphor to understand the meaning of anything and glaring inconsistencies and errors creep in while one thinks or feels they understand.
All the MB MFGs would do is mount CPUs to modular sockets allowing the enthusiast to swap them at will. Hell, I don't mind soldering the damn thing myself, but yeah, this story is crap.
Not knowing what you want to do at age 15 is a direct result of the problem we are discussing. Well educated children know what they will be doing the rest of their lives at that age. I had it nailed down at age 12.
I think teaching kids would work much better if you showed them something they're interested in, then explained it works because...
But then who would work in the factories, in the fields, and who would join the military? Seriously man, you need to think things through before making such suggestions.
Seriously, Apple is not powering the world's businesses. If they were responsible for maintaining an ecosystem of developers and literally hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of software packages written to their API they would not be able to flip their bits so easily. Comparing the two is rather ridiculous.
But, just about everyone I know with a Mac upgrades it when the new version comes out.
They have to. After having been burnt by Apple's radical feature changes and lack of support for previous versions you learn to pay the yearly $40 pretty quick. No worries, Microsoft is moving to the same model.
As a side note, I have had applications crash twice under Windows 8. First time was notepad after typing a magnificient paragraph, and the second was Word 2010 after my wife had typed a paper for school (yes, the whole thing was lost). I haven't had Word crash in at least five years and never notepad. I have Classic Shell installed, but I don't know how that could have affected those applications.
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People with low income pay SS and Medicare taxes, state and local taxes, personal property tax, and sales tax.
And that makes it right?
If you look around and everyone else is an asshole, what does that suggest......
That suggests I'm standing on a battlefield. There is half on one side and half on the other. We'll see how this century ends up.
It's not doing fine! The economic activity of the net hasn't been hampered by taxes and regulation, the poor haven't had traffic redirected to their sites from more successful domains, and it has no governing body to hamstring it and enact all of this much-needed legislation. The market is working, and that is just not cool.
Even if it is true you still have to prove it. Not true in court unless you can prove your statements. So, even if your opinion is that he sucks and ripped you off, you better damn well have solid proof that substantiates those claims or you will have a judgement against you.
You have the luxury of thinking your degree did you no good because that lack of one never jumped in the way of opportunity. So, by getting a degree you have no way at all to tell how not getting one would have stifled your career. No one ever got hurt by a college education. Does it cost too much now? Yes. Are curriculum aligned with business needs? No. College course work usually helps everyone.
Logic trumps everything.
This is like that
This is a metaphor which, while allowing us to grasp concepts, is subtly deceptive in itself. It happens that most people jump from metaphor to metaphor to understand the meaning of anything and glaring inconsistencies and errors creep in while one thinks or feels they understand.
Stuff to ponder under a starry sky...
Or while watching 200 episodes of Stargate
Pockets of air will never spring up in the vacuum for our benefit.
But they did you dumb-ass.
Obligatory response: Grass is green, sky is blue....
go to AMD?!....I just puked in my mouth.
All the MB MFGs would do is mount CPUs to modular sockets allowing the enthusiast to swap them at will. Hell, I don't mind soldering the damn thing myself, but yeah, this story is crap.
Name two or three....
a technical college looks for other qualities
Here are the qualities they look for:
1. Breathing
2. Money
Then again, I never stepped foot in a high-school.
Not knowing what you want to do at age 15 is a direct result of the problem we are discussing. Well educated children know what they will be doing the rest of their lives at that age. I had it nailed down at age 12.
Yeah, we don't have our kids solder in replacement parts because it's fun to watch.
I think teaching kids would work much better if you showed them something they're interested in, then explained it works because...
But then who would work in the factories, in the fields, and who would join the military? Seriously man, you need to think things through before making such suggestions.
...and biology is more chemistry than anything so...? You jumped the pedantry shark today.
the adoption is actually much easier because the individual changes are smaller and cost less.
Things stop working when Apple releases an update. This is VERY expensive. Still waiting on Symantec Endpoint to start working again.
Apple changes/updates to benefit themselves with an eccentric disregard for what happens to people's software assets in the wild.
Seriously, Apple is not powering the world's businesses. If they were responsible for maintaining an ecosystem of developers and literally hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of software packages written to their API they would not be able to flip their bits so easily. Comparing the two is rather ridiculous.
But, just about everyone I know with a Mac upgrades it when the new version comes out.
They have to. After having been burnt by Apple's radical feature changes and lack of support for previous versions you learn to pay the yearly $40 pretty quick. No worries, Microsoft is moving to the same model.
I have co-workers with this same ability.
As a side note, I have had applications crash twice under Windows 8. First time was notepad after typing a magnificient paragraph, and the second was Word 2010 after my wife had typed a paper for school (yes, the whole thing was lost). I haven't had Word crash in at least five years and never notepad. I have Classic Shell installed, but I don't know how that could have affected those applications.