Because large size causes corruption in companies, but it must only cause nobility in governments, right?
But... but... surely being huge and having your own army, police force, and surveillance wing makes you moral and trustworthy, right? At least if you have a (D) after your name?
... it is tough being so right about everything, like communism, welfare, "affirmative action", illegal immigration, the evils of state-run medicine, how "stimulus" will just entrench the economic malaise, etc., while your ideologically blinkered opponents just dig in their heels and deny the reality that is right in front of their faces.
On the bright side, it's nice to see US companies abiding by foreign laws for a change. For far too long they've gone with the attitude "we're on US soil, so we only have to follow US law", but now they're finally waking up to the fact that they have to follow the laws of every jurisdiction they do business in, or stop doing business there.
So, would that include various foreign Sharia-based laws too? Censorship laws? Anti-homosexuality laws?
Are you nuts? This is going to help my mom to walk. Screw military applications—if they can make this work, it will change the lives of a lot of people who have physical disabilities.
I was fired because I would write to my wife about the absolutely stupid things my boss and "peers" would say and do. {...}
He actually did me a favor.
Yep. You don't want to work for someone who does this.
Your employees want to stay in touch with the outside world, and they don'r want their every move watched. Keeping them happy is crucial to your success. Don't be penny-wise but pound-foolish.
There's a reason that mechanical engineers don't try to make things fit together "perfectly". Everything needs slack, wiggle room, tolerance. Or it breaks down.
Yep. And rushing things like this through in order to fulfill someone's political ambitions is exactly what happened with tiny matters like, you know, health insurance.
These people are still human beings with dignity aren't they? or are they just diseased chattled to be mitigated?
When, say, your daughter suddenly takes off for Florida, convinced that she will succeed in her new life as a monkey trainer, because the voices in her head said so, then she does need help. Period.
There are blunt ways to put it, and sugar coated ways to put it, but the brain is malfunctioning and it needs help.
Amazing how you have made this into the GOP being slimy when the whole issue is due to the Democrat controlled IRS (during that time-period) losing all relevant emails from a large period of time. That is what is slimy here.
But, but... the GOP is always slimy, all the cool kids say so. Because, er, it just is, you know.
My son has missing limbs, I see these great news stories, and have for years, but supposedly these amazing devices are not feasible or available for him.
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Then most of you are idiots
Right ... 'cause that's how language works. The way that most people use words has no bearing. I forgot.
Because large size causes corruption in companies, but it must only cause nobility in governments, right?
But ... but ... surely being huge and having your own army, police force, and surveillance wing makes you moral and trustworthy, right? At least if you have a (D) after your name?
... it is tough being so right about everything, like communism, welfare, "affirmative action", illegal immigration, the evils of state-run medicine, how "stimulus" will just entrench the economic malaise, etc., while your ideologically blinkered opponents just dig in their heels and deny the reality that is right in front of their faces.
Oh ... that's not what you meant? :)
It's a neat application, but I'm not sure that it's what most of us would think of as a "robot".
I still miss it. Surely the data harvesting would have been worth it, for a behemoth like Google to just keep it running.
I use Feedly, but it's not the same.
... I thought this law was so forward-looking and enlightened and European (but I repeat myself) and all. But now it's a censorship tragedy instead?
It's so hard to keep up with what I'm supposed to think these days ...
if the article
if the writeup
There, fixed that for me ...
A Boleto is essentially a document that allows a customer to pay an exact amount to a merchant.
So, like, a bill. How unlike us stupid norteamericanos, who of course just pay completely random and imprecise amounts to merchants.
(Cue all the people telling me how stupid and parochial I am ... but it would have been nice if the article actually explained this thing.)
Because he was too hot to handle, he was removed by remote control and transported to a steel-and-concrete isolation tank.
If they had the tech to do all that remotely, then why didn't they just handle the americium remotely?
I know, I know. Just a thought that popped into my head.
The more intelligent and autonomous my flying robots are, the better, I say ... hey, what are you ... Gahhhhhhhhh!!!
On the bright side, it's nice to see US companies abiding by foreign laws for a change. For far too long they've gone with the attitude "we're on US soil, so we only have to follow US law", but now they're finally waking up to the fact that they have to follow the laws of every jurisdiction they do business in, or stop doing business there.
So, would that include various foreign Sharia-based laws too? Censorship laws? Anti-homosexuality laws?
Or only foreign laws that American hipsters like?
An ever-growing segment of the population doesn't work at all.
Are you nuts? This is going to help my mom to walk. Screw military applications—if they can make this work, it will change the lives of a lot of people who have physical disabilities.
Dang straight.
I was fired because I would write to my wife about the absolutely stupid things my boss and "peers" would say and do. {...} He actually did me a favor.
Yep. You don't want to work for someone who does this.
Your employees want to stay in touch with the outside world, and they don'r want their every move watched. Keeping them happy is crucial to your success. Don't be penny-wise but pound-foolish.
There's a reason that mechanical engineers don't try to make things fit together "perfectly". Everything needs slack, wiggle room, tolerance. Or it breaks down.
Yep. And rushing things like this through in order to fulfill someone's political ambitions is exactly what happened with tiny matters like, you know, health insurance.
These people are still human beings with dignity aren't they? or are they just diseased chattled to be mitigated?
When, say, your daughter suddenly takes off for Florida, convinced that she will succeed in her new life as a monkey trainer, because the voices in her head said so, then she does need help. Period.
There are blunt ways to put it, and sugar coated ways to put it, but the brain is malfunctioning and it needs help.
... at least we're safe from binders full of women, whatever that would mean!
Whew, dodged that bullet!
Amazing how you have made this into the GOP being slimy when the whole issue is due to the Democrat controlled IRS (during that time-period) losing all relevant emails from a large period of time. That is what is slimy here.
But, but ... the GOP is always slimy, all the cool kids say so. Because, er, it just is, you know.
I can definitely tell when she has an elevated heart rate, not to mention the timing of each thrust. No advanced technology required.
... everyone who is against this, is also against publishing the names and addresses of political donors, right?
Pass word selection ability of people seems to be pathetic.
And?
My door is super easy to kick in too. So what? That's why we punish such things, instead of requiring everyone to live in a fort.
So smart. So ethical. And he has binders on everyone, not just women.
You must be so proud.
My son has missing limbs, I see these great news stories, and have for years, but supposedly these amazing devices are not feasible or available for him.
It doesn't work to do this with a democratic government. We need a monarchy :-(
Well, we're getting close ... one party wants to amend the Constitution so that it can ban the other's speech.