Get a MiFi for whatever the current name is. This will allow your phone, tablet, laptop, gaming console, etc, to be online for less than a typical voice plan. Want a sleek phone for a night out and a rugged one for a day on the construction site? They'll both work with the MiFi. Getting a SIP/VoIP number, if you don't want Google Voice, is easier than ever.
I took the TripleByte pre-quiz. They've been hounding me for my 'skills' in development being a great fit for a company that is hiring. The quiz said I was a 'top' candidate.
I've never been a developer so I don't know why their analysis suggests I'd be a good coder. I don't trust their recruiting methods.
Because the communities likely don't own the roadways. Why not vote to stop liberals or rice burners on those streets? At least that vote would be amusing.
If all of the whiners that cry about the climate want to do something, they should be sterilized. It's an easy fix with that will do wonders for this planet.
The drivers are not employees. Why treat them as such? Do you provide health insurance and benefits for the plumber you call? The drivers are, at most, contractors.
What dumbass wants to live in a place where it's mandated you pay for those with unhealthy lifestyles? If you're reckless in a car, your car insurance goes up. If you're careless with your lifestyle, your health insurance goes up. Easy. High risk = high rates.
The politicians only have their paychecks in mind. They'll continue supporting these wonderful cuts, now that many have seen the light, if they want to keep their jobs.
Yes, we elected a guy who is anti-goverment. Government is everywhere it doesn't need to be. Let the private sector foot the bill.
By the way, stop blaming billionaires for what the unions caused. Want jobs to return to America? Get rid of the unions. They're nothing other than mobsters.
You nailed it. People are up in arms about everythingTrump's administration is doing. They will look for every opportunity to demonize a good decision. Trump mandates are minimizing government. That's a wonderful thing. Government is in every nook and cranny. It doesn't need to be there.
Let the private sector handle what it can. Not everything needs to be a function of government (handout) from taxpayer money.
It's not about security. Google is doing this to lock-in users to their ecosystem. They realize users are starting to look elsewhere for software because of the privacy issues. This step is about adding another course to the wall around the garden rather than protecting any user.
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Yes, forget the link. The show isn't worth watching.
Get a MiFi for whatever the current name is.
This will allow your phone, tablet, laptop, gaming console, etc, to be online for less than a typical voice plan.
Want a sleek phone for a night out and a rugged one for a day on the construction site? They'll both work with the MiFi.
Getting a SIP/VoIP number, if you don't want Google Voice, is easier than ever.
Nah, disc brakes are available.
I took the TripleByte pre-quiz. They've been hounding me for my 'skills' in development being a great fit for a company that is hiring. The quiz said I was a 'top' candidate.
I've never been a developer so I don't know why their analysis suggests I'd be a good coder. I don't trust their recruiting methods.
Wow, you are an idiot. Stereotypes exist for a reason.
It looks like Nike sponsors section 8 housing.
Formally Educated != intelligent
Actually, they're inversely proportional.
Evidence that even the editors don't read Slashdot.
Too late, you're "that person".
Well played, #57818994.
Because the communities likely don't own the roadways. Why not vote to stop liberals or rice burners on those streets? At least that vote would be amusing.
San Francisco wasn't ruined by tech.
It follows the downfall of every other liberal city. They embrace those who do not contribute.
It's THE protein with a wonderful taste.
If all of the whiners that cry about the climate want to do something, they should be sterilized. It's an easy fix with that will do wonders for this planet.
The drivers are not employees. Why treat them as such? Do you provide health insurance and benefits for the plumber you call? The drivers are, at most, contractors.
No, it's because the drivers are not employees. If anything, they're a contractor.
That's why you play games on a console and not a computer which is used to accomplish things.
American is doing great. Though, it would be even better if more responsible people were armed instead of just criminals.
Zero emissions. 18 years ago.
Someone is full of their own shtuff.
What dumbass wants to live in a place where it's mandated you pay for those with unhealthy lifestyles? If you're reckless in a car, your car insurance goes up. If you're careless with your lifestyle, your health insurance goes up. Easy. High risk = high rates.
The politicians only have their paychecks in mind. They'll continue supporting these wonderful cuts, now that many have seen the light, if they want to keep their jobs.
Dumbass, that's what should've been done initially. Charge for it instead of crying about losing something that is, in effect, welfare.
Why should the government be on the hook for providing this? It shouldn't and neither should the taxpayers.
Yes, we elected a guy who is anti-goverment. Government is everywhere it doesn't need to be. Let the private sector foot the bill.
By the way, stop blaming billionaires for what the unions caused. Want jobs to return to America? Get rid of the unions. They're nothing other than mobsters.
You nailed it. People are up in arms about everythingTrump's administration is doing. They will look for every opportunity to demonize a good decision. Trump mandates are minimizing government. That's a wonderful thing. Government is in every nook and cranny. It doesn't need to be there.
Let the private sector handle what it can. Not everything needs to be a function of government (handout) from taxpayer money.
Microsoft is crying for regulation because they are so far behind.
Screw that light pollution. The stars are much more interesting to see.
It's not about security. Google is doing this to lock-in users to their ecosystem. They realize users are starting to look elsewhere for software because of the privacy issues. This step is about adding another course to the wall around the garden rather than protecting any user.
"We'd like to apologize...", but we're not sure??
It's been 2 weeks and we're just now getting word of this? I don't think they wanted anyone to know.