First off, if my wife flitted off with somebody else for $$ I would feel like I had made a terrible choice in marrying her. Obviously she would never do such a thing. Do you really live in such a trashy environment that your spouse would be that mercenary? I offer my condolences if so.
The problem is that the education bureaucracies are like sponges. Pouring more money in just causes them to spend more on their own purposes. Which often are only tangential to undergrad education.
Apple has that giant glass "Heaven's Gate" building. It's a pretty substantial physical thing. And it's interesting to ponder what it will be used for after Apple goes bust.
They weren't culling deadwood and managing the forest around their town. All the dead wood and brush is/was a tinder box waiting to flame up. That said, burn offs are completely natural and part of the cycle of life for woodlands.
Rich countries get that way by allowing successful people to keep and reinvest their earnings. Places where all the wealth is drained off to 'the people' always end in failure. A recent example is Venezuela.
I would bet it's no more difficult to never log onto Google on this phone than it is on any other Android device. You don't need to log on with a Google account. There are alternative app stores and the phone will be fine and usable without ever logging into Google on it.
You'll want to not be a gmail user, of course, but that should go without saying, if you're google-shy.
You can still download stand-alone installable games from GOG. Even some brand new releases are available there. The installers are always broken into 4gb chunks that can be easily burned to cheap dvd-r media. I'm not sure I am missing that much by not having logged into steam for about a half year now.
Saturn was never not a totally owned division of General Motors. They were an experimental 'renegade' division when they started and made interesting cars. But they were always under the ownership of GM.
Ford didn't bankrupt and 'need to be saved' by the government. The point in saving 'GM' was political. A Democrat was in charge, and the Trade Unions had their hand out.
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And your two cents about his two cents. . .
*poof* did somebody say something??
It does establish an excellent precedent for all sorts of flacks to start trailing Chelsea around.
As long as it keeps the congresscritters busy and not meddling in the rest of our lives, who could complain?
People won't pay ten dollars a month, but are the same type of people who don't think twice about spending ten bucks ever other day on cigarettes.
People officer?
What is this, Candyland?
First off, if my wife flitted off with somebody else for $$ I would feel like I had made a terrible choice in marrying her. Obviously she would never do such a thing. Do you really live in such a trashy environment that your spouse would be that mercenary? I offer my condolences if so.
Sadly, I am not exaggerating either!!
No, you're stereotyping.
Everybody locked out for the weekend sounds like a nice relaxing weekend off for everybody.
Gadgets with an Apple logo on them are very different from content that happens to have an Apple logo that streams by in the credits.
The problem is that the education bureaucracies are like sponges. Pouring more money in just causes them to spend more on their own purposes. Which often are only tangential to undergrad education.
There are also infrequent instances of aircraft being on the ground while in flight, that generally are rather brief moments.
Apple's cultural stench is so strong they had to go to the other side of the continent to find a film studio that would have anything to do with them.
Here comes a thick stuffy layer of corporate smug. So much for the creatives...
I agree with you, but your comment comes off like one from "the dude who doesn't own a television and won't shut up about it."
(disclaimer- I don't own a television that's been plugged in in more than 6 months. )
Apple has that giant glass "Heaven's Gate" building. It's a pretty substantial physical thing. And it's interesting to ponder what it will be used for after Apple goes bust.
Shops will open where you can dress in expensive clothes to be photographed. With your choice of location plugged into a GPS sim.
To be honest, I had forked the topic off to PC games, but I am not alone in that as others had mentioned Steam first.
But you're right. This whole discussion is about slack-jawed motherfuckers, i.e. console gaming.
The GPS spoofing was probably done entirely in software. I suspect the laptops were used to emulate mobile devices.
They weren't culling deadwood and managing the forest around their town. All the dead wood and brush is/was a tinder box waiting to flame up. That said, burn offs are completely natural and part of the cycle of life for woodlands.
Rich countries get that way by allowing successful people to keep and reinvest their earnings. Places where all the wealth is drained off to 'the people' always end in failure. A recent example is Venezuela.
I would bet it's no more difficult to never log onto Google on this phone than it is on any other Android device. You don't need to log on with a Google account. There are alternative app stores and the phone will be fine and usable without ever logging into Google on it.
You'll want to not be a gmail user, of course, but that should go without saying, if you're google-shy.
Apple zealots have been that way going all the way back into the mid 1980s. It's why nerds have always despised Apple fans.
You can still download stand-alone installable games from GOG. Even some brand new releases are available there. The installers are always broken into 4gb chunks that can be easily burned to cheap dvd-r media. I'm not sure I am missing that much by not having logged into steam for about a half year now.
If you'll instead step into the Apple Store someone there can help you disable "smart" quotes on your iGadget.
Point to point telephone is completely a different thing.
Stop being a jester, troll.
Saturn was never not a totally owned division of General Motors. They were an experimental 'renegade' division when they started and made interesting cars. But they were always under the ownership of GM.
Ford didn't bankrupt and 'need to be saved' by the government. The point in saving 'GM' was political. A Democrat was in charge, and the Trade Unions had their hand out.