Great point, when it's a company like Valve, just take your business elsewhere. It's quite simple. But when it's government the restrictions on what they can do should be great and well enforced.
This is talked about in 1984 with the oft quoted 2+2=5. The double think that is explained of this is that the state forces you to believe that 2+2=5, yet when it comes time to count and add things you understand that 2+2=4 otherwise basic life wouldn't work. When asked by a party official though the response will always be "5"
My favorite is, don't tell your team the plan just give them a bunch of tasks. Let them question the outcome but don't let them know that when everything looks like it is about to fail you'll pull out your final thing and save the day explaining all the random crap you did to start with.
No, it doesn't. Communications that people use in person, like on airplanes, or in their home have about as much to do with who and what they are as the speeches that a political candidate gives during their election campaign;...
FTFY
They are all actions of an actor. You only ever know someone by what they are willing to present whether that's in snail mail letters, internet Facebook, in person, in a diary or even in a 20+ year long close and loving marriage.
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What the government is doing with their land.
Great point, when it's a company like Valve, just take your business elsewhere. It's quite simple. But when it's government the restrictions on what they can do should be great and well enforced.
Only because there are so many examples.
Hmm, Mine only says CHA
guess it got interrupted by the next tick prior to completion.
yea, looking around it does seem like a rushed job.
This is talked about in 1984 with the oft quoted 2+2=5. The double think that is explained of this is that the state forces you to believe that 2+2=5, yet when it comes time to count and add things you understand that 2+2=4 otherwise basic life wouldn't work. When asked by a party official though the response will always be "5"
You're grass doesn't understand grammar rules either.
So if I pay the kid down the block to mow my lawn, but he doesn't because he's sick all the time I should continue paying him?
My grass doesn't care if your sick and it needs to be cut. Sorry I will find someone else to do it.
Because they are honest and open about the tracking they are doing while others are also doing it but not telling you.
They're upset because they said there was a location that had worse medical care than the US. Obviously this isn't true.
http://xkcd.com/927/
And it's web scale!
My favorite is, don't tell your team the plan just give them a bunch of tasks. Let them question the outcome but don't let them know that when everything looks like it is about to fail you'll pull out your final thing and save the day explaining all the random crap you did to start with.
Mmmmm, Budweiser Sea of Tranquility
Nope, nope. you're talking about regular government sponsored monies. This is about bitcoin.
sorry you used the plural form of girl when you really must have meant "Or the girl that wouldn't care either way."
"Activity on Google+ just increased 10000 fold"
Since last Thursday.
You miss the memo?
income tax is only one of the taxes on the oil industry.
Income tax is not the only tax
The government tax revenue on oil companies is higher than their profit margin. so you no longer need to shake your head.
It was really easy-e, they were Neutrinos With Attitudes.
No, it doesn't. Communications that people use in person, like on airplanes, or in their home have about as much to do with who and what they are as the speeches that a political candidate gives during their election campaign;...
FTFY
They are all actions of an actor. You only ever know someone by what they are willing to present whether that's in snail mail letters, internet Facebook, in person, in a diary or even in a 20+ year long close and loving marriage.
So the power company is breaking even on the power they get to "resell" at the same price the have to buy it for.
Then you get a great deal paying a small fee to the power company that is providing you a service and maintaining the infrastructure.