Like the subject says, you can't beat the prices of these stores for brand name items. I buy tons of stuff like cleaning products and simple food ingredients. They sell Spleda for like half the price of what grocery stores charge.
Self driving cars are decades away. They aren't even at alpha quality stages. In reality this AI is going to look like the two machine gun sentries in Idiocracy shooting at each other.
If you really want to watch these basic income people squirm, get them to admit where the money comes from. They'll tell you to read this or watch that video for an explanation. Finally they admit it comes from taxes. Taxes which the middle class pay a large percentage of.
I love it when "new" technology is rediscovered. Where have we seen this before? Thin clients and fat servers? Genius! Nobody has ever done heavy processing on the back end and pushed the data to thin clients.
A book written by one of the architecture creators. The AS/400 is totally alien compared to the computer architectures we've been using for decades. Definitely worth a read if you're into hardware.
You just described the real stock market. What happens when someone tries to sell a massive lot? Alarms are raised and trading his halted to prevent a panic.
The market dictates prices. Someone finds nearly three grand a month for rent is acceptable and pays it. Meanwhile in more sane areas of the country that would get a mortgage on a 3000 square foot home.
These people are only "poor" in the bay area. They picked one of the most expensive cities on the planet to call home. Where I live you can get a 2-3 bedroom house in the suburbs for $100k, sometimes less.
The autism levels on this "tech" site are off the charts. Bitcoin is in no way like tulip bulbs. The actual idea and technology behind it is fascinating and the fact that the creator is still a mystery makes it even better. Also the Satoshi wallets are still worth billions currently and have never moved. Who is sitting on that amount of wealth? But yeah totally tulip bulbs.
The original intent of cable tv was you paid a fee and there were no commercials. You can see what happened there. Commercials will slowly make their way into these services because of simple greed.
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Like the subject says, you can't beat the prices of these stores for brand name items. I buy tons of stuff like cleaning products and simple food ingredients. They sell Spleda for like half the price of what grocery stores charge.
From the same people who brought you the GDPR now comes this.
Self driving cars are decades away. They aren't even at alpha quality stages. In reality this AI is going to look like the two machine gun sentries in Idiocracy shooting at each other.
If you really want to watch these basic income people squirm, get them to admit where the money comes from. They'll tell you to read this or watch that video for an explanation. Finally they admit it comes from taxes. Taxes which the middle class pay a large percentage of.
Is this any different than my monitor having a sticker that it's guaranteed to work with Windows?
I love it when "new" technology is rediscovered. Where have we seen this before? Thin clients and fat servers? Genius! Nobody has ever done heavy processing on the back end and pushed the data to thin clients.
They went to all this trouble to tell people that bad experiment controls yield bad results?
A book written by one of the architecture creators. The AS/400 is totally alien compared to the computer architectures we've been using for decades. Definitely worth a read if you're into hardware.
You just described the real stock market. What happens when someone tries to sell a massive lot? Alarms are raised and trading his halted to prevent a panic.
The market dictates prices. Someone finds nearly three grand a month for rent is acceptable and pays it. Meanwhile in more sane areas of the country that would get a mortgage on a 3000 square foot home.
Even the previous owners of the site were lefties. We used to have daily articles from lefty rags like slate.com
Any sources for your outrageous claims? My house was built in 1940 and the company is still around today. The feds didn't have a dime into it.
These people are only "poor" in the bay area. They picked one of the most expensive cities on the planet to call home. Where I live you can get a 2-3 bedroom house in the suburbs for $100k, sometimes less.
The autism levels on this "tech" site are off the charts. Bitcoin is in no way like tulip bulbs. The actual idea and technology behind it is fascinating and the fact that the creator is still a mystery makes it even better. Also the Satoshi wallets are still worth billions currently and have never moved. Who is sitting on that amount of wealth? But yeah totally tulip bulbs.
I'd say about $900,000 worth.
Or dropping Trump's name somehow.
Funny that this is what puts you over the edge and not technically inferior ideas like systemd.
I'm sure all three people who use that mess of a package find it hilarious.
Buy those from DigiKey. They sell CR2032 for like 30 cents each.
I can make a sane argument that the world is better off without Twitter.
Yeah everything on the internet is completely true. Nobody would ever make fake drama for clicks.
The whole thing is too perfect. Fake.
The original intent of cable tv was you paid a fee and there were no commercials. You can see what happened there. Commercials will slowly make their way into these services because of simple greed.
Sounds like the free market at work.
I wasn't aware Slashdot was the go to site for political news.