You're assuming that the vast majority of the people who get the money as well as their existing wage won't spend it, stimulating the local economy and re-couping the money in taxes quite promptly.
The follow-on question from "Why is The Australian losing so much money every year" is "Why is Murdoch willing to run a business at a loss?"
The answers is probably "So he can maintain his hold on Australian public opinion and push people to vote for candidates he likes." And once you know something about Murdoch and what he's said and done, perhaps that should worry the fuck out of you.
That's letting perfect be the enemy of good.
Wheeler should have been left until a better standard could have been written to replace it with, rather than just tearing up the "we all know what this is Supposed to be telling us to do, so we'll do what it's Supposed to say" law.
But then it's Really hard to get legislation through unless you've got deep pockets.
Ah, but people like you don't make the headlines, so people don't realise that you were more representative of the generally unemployed population than the sorry characters who keep showing up in news reports.
So, writing code is the Only thing Google wants people to do?? Not work as a team? Present a persuasive series of slides? Be able to focus for six/twelve months on a mission critical project that doesn't show results until the end?
#rant
I hate how many pointless message there are in so many pieces of software, I've actually been sitting with a user who was clicking Ok on Every box that came up and said "I just want it to work..." The problem was that one of the messages had a specific piece of text in it that I wanted so that I could fix the problem. So in amongst the chaff was some actual wheat.
Perhaps we'll need to wait until the next generation (who've hopefully grown up knowing about code from primary school) comes along and knows more than so many currently do about what should and shouldn't be necessary to just watch a YouTube video.
The third URL in the summary is to a CNet page, when I did a mouse-over the titles matched. Not sure if they updated the summary after you read it though.
Jobs had a very specific kind of pancreatic cancer
Once it was clear that Jobs had the rare islet-cell pancreatic cancer, there was an excellent chance of a cure. According to Cleveland Clinic gastroenterologist Maged Rizk, MD, there’s an overall 80% to 90% chance of 5-year survival. In the world of cancer survival, that’s a huge milestone.
So it's a statistical certainty that if you broadcast an emergency announcement that concludes with "exercise, exercise, exercise",
So that's why they put "exercise" repeated three times at the start of the message. Your reptilian brain should be sound asleep by the time the rest of the message arrives.
Actually the article says the message 'included' "exercise, exercise, exercise", it doesn't say that it Started with that text.
Why doesn't everyone just hire a former Senator, Congress-person or staffer to lobby for them to get some sweet Government money?? Oh, right, that's what the voting is supposed to be about? A pity someone else's money currently counts more than your vote in so many cases. You might want to get on that...
Just like Obama's 'Muslim Ban', which was a specific and limited response to a known and quantifiable threat from one specific country, as compared to Trump's 'Muslim Ban' which was a broad ban on multiple countries without any specific information as to any threats from any of them.
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You're assuming that the vast majority of the people who get the money as well as their existing wage won't spend it, stimulating the local economy and re-couping the money in taxes quite promptly.
The follow-on question from "Why is The Australian losing so much money every year" is "Why is Murdoch willing to run a business at a loss?" The answers is probably "So he can maintain his hold on Australian public opinion and push people to vote for candidates he likes." And once you know something about Murdoch and what he's said and done, perhaps that should worry the fuck out of you.
Interesting information, and I really like your signature :)
That's letting perfect be the enemy of good. Wheeler should have been left until a better standard could have been written to replace it with, rather than just tearing up the "we all know what this is Supposed to be telling us to do, so we'll do what it's Supposed to say" law. But then it's Really hard to get legislation through unless you've got deep pockets.
Or just have your parents scale the outside of the building to whisper answers (Seriously, this happened).
Googling "Harrison Bergeron burning" produces no results
Ah, but people like you don't make the headlines, so people don't realise that you were more representative of the generally unemployed population than the sorry characters who keep showing up in news reports.
Same happens with hormone-based contraceptives and psychoactive therapeutic drugs.
Softly does it
And be nice to Data
Now There's a truth!
So, writing code is the Only thing Google wants people to do?? Not work as a team? Present a persuasive series of slides? Be able to focus for six/twelve months on a mission critical project that doesn't show results until the end?
Christianity has been falling in the USA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Can confirm, six minutes in an hour, doesn't everyone tell time like that?? :D
#rant I hate how many pointless message there are in so many pieces of software, I've actually been sitting with a user who was clicking Ok on Every box that came up and said "I just want it to work..." The problem was that one of the messages had a specific piece of text in it that I wanted so that I could fix the problem. So in amongst the chaff was some actual wheat. Perhaps we'll need to wait until the next generation (who've hopefully grown up knowing about code from primary school) comes along and knows more than so many currently do about what should and shouldn't be necessary to just watch a YouTube video.
How many of us are willing to pay for a license for something secure?
That's next level stuff, perhaps in FB 2.0?
The third URL in the summary is to a CNet page, when I did a mouse-over the titles matched. Not sure if they updated the summary after you read it though.
Once it was clear that Jobs had the rare islet-cell pancreatic cancer, there was an excellent chance of a cure. According to Cleveland Clinic gastroenterologist Maged Rizk, MD, there’s an overall 80% to 90% chance of 5-year survival. In the world of cancer survival, that’s a huge milestone.
https://blogs.webmd.com/breaki...
So it's a statistical certainty that if you broadcast an emergency announcement that concludes with "exercise, exercise, exercise",
So that's why they put "exercise" repeated three times at the start of the message. Your reptilian brain should be sound asleep by the time the rest of the message arrives.
Actually the article says the message 'included' "exercise, exercise, exercise", it doesn't say that it Started with that text.
Manually? They're Sandwich 'Artists' you insensitive clod, what they're doing is Art!
Not sure if you deserve Internet Points, or to be banned from it!
Why doesn't everyone just hire a former Senator, Congress-person or staffer to lobby for them to get some sweet Government money?? Oh, right, that's what the voting is supposed to be about? A pity someone else's money currently counts more than your vote in so many cases. You might want to get on that...
Just like Obama's 'Muslim Ban', which was a specific and limited response to a known and quantifiable threat from one specific country, as compared to Trump's 'Muslim Ban' which was a broad ban on multiple countries without any specific information as to any threats from any of them.
Apparently he didn't create the hack, he just streamed a public demonstration of it and told people which website he got it from.