Well then the choice is yours to make a meaningful contribution to government and change where the money goes. Avoiding taxes just screws everyone over.
You are so far off base, I don't even know how to answer. No one 'deserves' anything. At some point we decided that it would be a good thing if society had roads and a way to distribute clean drinking water, among thousands of other things. Even someone living in the middle of nowhere and off the grid benefits from living under law enforcement. This all costs money. Everyone has a right to have everyone else paying their personal fair share towards it.
It's not robbing rich people. Maintaining a civilization costs money, someone has to pay for it. Rich people have benefited the most from it, so why shouldn't they pay more?
You're right, far more concerning that someone on the internet finds a 0day and puts your Amazon camera on some open website. Probably more likely than getting robbed at all. Good thinking.
I bought a ZWave switch and dongle once during the Windows 98 days. Played with it a bit, but didn't really work very well. Needed the dongle in a specific place in the house to contact the switch or get another couple hundred dollar station. The next time I decided to pull it out ant play with it I was on Windows 7 and there was no compatible driver for the dongle. So I thought to myself, do I really need this switch to work this badly that I will want to buy a new dongle with every new OS? The answer was no so I gave up on home automation at that point.
I don't think there is any political system in the world that allows the 'best and the brightest' to rise to the top and run things in a way that benefits from their superior way of viewing the world. They are ultimately doomed to failure, too many corrupt toes to step on.
The general consensus around where I live is that people must go to Amazon for the selection instead of the price, because Amazon is usually more expensive. Most people around here go to brick and mortars for this reason. Once they can't find it at a brick and mortar, then they'll try something like Amazon.
It's clear to me that the very wrong time to shop is the time that they *think* you are shopping. The real key to get good deals is to follow your own pattern and not the pattern set up by corporations.
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Well then the choice is yours to make a meaningful contribution to government and change where the money goes. Avoiding taxes just screws everyone over.
You are so far off base, I don't even know how to answer. No one 'deserves' anything. At some point we decided that it would be a good thing if society had roads and a way to distribute clean drinking water, among thousands of other things. Even someone living in the middle of nowhere and off the grid benefits from living under law enforcement. This all costs money. Everyone has a right to have everyone else paying their personal fair share towards it.
Why, did the proper usage of double quotes change in 2000?
If it was an inches mark you wouldn't have used it as double quotes and no one would understand your sentence.
So a work experience program? This is nothing new.
My point exactly, I'm wondering why Apple thought they needed to improve double-quotes.
For one thing, Firefox defaults to NOT sending everything to Google. That's quite a feature.
That's strange.. I just upgraded on a mac and my tabs got much, much smaller.
This makes me wonder if the OnePlus 5T crackles or buzzes.
People owning bluetooth headsets shouldn't be surprised it doesn't go loud enough.
It's not robbing rich people. Maintaining a civilization costs money, someone has to pay for it. Rich people have benefited the most from it, so why shouldn't they pay more?
These posts make me wonder what was wrong with the old-style quotes. "these" seem to work just fine.
I'll keep my ICE so i can fill up and go somewhere that isn't a tourist trap thanks.
You're right, far more concerning that someone on the internet finds a 0day and puts your Amazon camera on some open website. Probably more likely than getting robbed at all. Good thinking.
I'd say 'the bad' is that you never really know if every flaw is patched.
Target has much better BI than wal-mart, it's their entire niche business strategy.
You should look into the fiasco that was their expansion into Canada. Hint: They were here for maybe a year and pulled out because they had no clue.
Of course we do! Need a break from Slashdot once in a while!
I bought a ZWave switch and dongle once during the Windows 98 days. Played with it a bit, but didn't really work very well. Needed the dongle in a specific place in the house to contact the switch or get another couple hundred dollar station. The next time I decided to pull it out ant play with it I was on Windows 7 and there was no compatible driver for the dongle. So I thought to myself, do I really need this switch to work this badly that I will want to buy a new dongle with every new OS? The answer was no so I gave up on home automation at that point.
I don't think there is any political system in the world that allows the 'best and the brightest' to rise to the top and run things in a way that benefits from their superior way of viewing the world. They are ultimately doomed to failure, too many corrupt toes to step on.
Well we choose to live somewhere where work is less than 20 minutes away and the grocery store is on the way home from there, if that's what you mean.
The general consensus around where I live is that people must go to Amazon for the selection instead of the price, because Amazon is usually more expensive. Most people around here go to brick and mortars for this reason. Once they can't find it at a brick and mortar, then they'll try something like Amazon.
Your attitude is enough alone to explain why people are dissuaded from using Linux.
It's clear to me that the very wrong time to shop is the time that they *think* you are shopping. The real key to get good deals is to follow your own pattern and not the pattern set up by corporations.
I think very few people would call a computer that acted like a baby 'intelligent'. Again, like insects, babies operate on fairly simple rules.
Insects operate on simple sets of rules that led to their survival as insects, so.. no.