And let all the poor people be damned, yes? Well, at least they will have some outdated business kept around where they can browse books they can't afford. Let them read library books!
This is my attitude towards "optical" coverage on my employer's plan. It covers so little as far as glasses, contacts, etc. that if you add up the premiums it is basically just a savings plan with more bureaucracy.
Article 61.
The citizen of the Russian Federation may not be deported out of Russia or extradited to another state.
The Russian Federation shall guarantee its citizens defense and patronage beyond its boundaries.
That is how the SSN was originally meant to be used. But then along came a need for a global UID for people and whoosh all the promises went out the window. I will try the deposit route though next time I encounter that situation.
A co-worker has a law of problems, which states that problems, like matter, can neither be created nor destroyed. They can only be moved around. In this case we are exchanging a carbon problem for a formic acid problem.
No one outside of the "twitterati" cares about this. "designed to purposefully manipulate the emotions of its users"? Huh, sounds like advertising as so many others have pointed out.
Were you trying to imply narcotics trade or something like that? The world has a lot more in it than any one of us can imagine. That's my backhanded way of saying you are wrong. In place such as Argentina, there can be a lot of risk in exchanging dollars under one of the "cambio" signs, and the fees can be quite stiff. So they prefer to use bitcoin for a lot of transactions, especially where the whole transaction can be done out of country, such as contracting for online services.
I'll take my chances with the US dollar thanks. I trust it FAR more than I do bitcoin.
I know a couple folks who don't have the option of using US dollars thanks to their governments. They are doing a substantial amount of business in bitcoin instead.
Why is it better to have to maintain a whole separate infrastructure of servers, protocols, and clients, when basic email does the job just fine? I can unsubscribe, suspend, and resume at my convenience now, I don't see why we would need another delivery channel. You could just as well say that interested parties should just go to the website when they want to know something.
I have no mods, but thanks for this interesting point. I knew about coin clipping and such practices since coins were invented, I just never made the connection with how that might translate to modern times.
Filed with whom? And where? Does this mean 2200 filings within the Chinese patent system? (cambridgeip.com is vulnerable to heartbleed bug and keeps telling me I need Javascript running even if I have it running.)
Google, the NSA, and others have realized that they can collect vast amounts of data about people using smartphone apps that passively monitor them as they go about their daily business
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books will be more expensive in France, but ...
And let all the poor people be damned, yes? Well, at least they will have some outdated business kept around where they can browse books they can't afford. Let them read library books!
Looks like you got this in just before robbak
None of the 50 passwords he provided worked
I really want to meet the cop who said, after failure 35: "Hey come on guys let's ask one more time!"
And nuts I just saw this was on /. earlier.
The USA just found some vials of smallpox lying around
This is my attitude towards "optical" coverage on my employer's plan. It covers so little as far as glasses, contacts, etc. that if you add up the premiums it is basically just a savings plan with more bureaucracy.
I don't drink coffee. Can you imagine if I did?
Just for fun: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01...
Article 61. The citizen of the Russian Federation may not be deported out of Russia or extradited to another state. The Russian Federation shall guarantee its citizens defense and patronage beyond its boundaries.
That is how the SSN was originally meant to be used. But then along came a need for a global UID for people and whoosh all the promises went out the window. I will try the deposit route though next time I encounter that situation.
A co-worker has a law of problems, which states that problems, like matter, can neither be created nor destroyed. They can only be moved around. In this case we are exchanging a carbon problem for a formic acid problem.
No one outside of the "twitterati" cares about this. "designed to purposefully manipulate the emotions of its users"? Huh, sounds like advertising as so many others have pointed out.
Were you trying to imply narcotics trade or something like that? The world has a lot more in it than any one of us can imagine. That's my backhanded way of saying you are wrong. In place such as Argentina, there can be a lot of risk in exchanging dollars under one of the "cambio" signs, and the fees can be quite stiff. So they prefer to use bitcoin for a lot of transactions, especially where the whole transaction can be done out of country, such as contracting for online services.
I'll take my chances with the US dollar thanks. I trust it FAR more than I do bitcoin.
I know a couple folks who don't have the option of using US dollars thanks to their governments. They are doing a substantial amount of business in bitcoin instead.
Hahaha I never heard of this before so I watched some vids: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
In other news, the one holdout was also revealed to be the one dentist who didn't recommend sugarless gum (for patients who chew gum).
Why is it better to have to maintain a whole separate infrastructure of servers, protocols, and clients, when basic email does the job just fine? I can unsubscribe, suspend, and resume at my convenience now, I don't see why we would need another delivery channel. You could just as well say that interested parties should just go to the website when they want to know something.
I have no mods, but thanks for this interesting point. I knew about coin clipping and such practices since coins were invented, I just never made the connection with how that might translate to modern times.
the net profit margin of 15.12% trails the industry average.
Filed with whom? And where? Does this mean 2200 filings within the Chinese patent system? (cambridgeip.com is vulnerable to heartbleed bug and keeps telling me I need Javascript running even if I have it running.)
Nuts, missed that this was redundant. Sorry gentle readers!
Google, the NSA, and others have realized that they can collect vast amounts of data about people using smartphone apps that passively monitor them as they go about their daily business
FTFY
The risk there is that, if he sells too many shares, he will be forced by law to go public. The same thing happened to Facebook.
Retailers compete on price all the time.
At first I thought this was about Daniel Keys Moran