Not Salvadore. Come on, this is easy. Other than this, it is rumored that, at the end of his life, Salvador Dalí would crawl around in his home, literally drivelling, while claiming that he was a snail.
You just lie down and stop using your brain; Cortana does everything for you. Leaving aside that this is not a vision of heaven, but of hell, the idiots at Microsoft are making the same mistake that the AI community has been making for the last 40 years. Consider yourself middle-fingered, Microsoft, and I guess I don't have to tell you what it is that you can do with Cortana.
I understand (if I do not share) the "business is business" rationale, maximizing profit regardless or morality, etc. However, I fail to understand the behavior of companies like LG, Samsung, Comcast, Verizon, etc. when they seem to act obnoxiously just because they can - i.e. they are in control, and because they can screw you, the customer, they will screw you, just because they can. Not that I was buying a lot of stuff from LG but, after this, it has definitely gained a slot in my list of companies from whom I will buy nothing. It will make no difference to them, but I will not have to put up with their attitude.
Samsung is a company on fire. It will arise from its own ashes to deliver further explosive products that will no doubt re-kindle public interest. It is safe to say that people will soon have a burning desire to purchase those products.
However, robots will have to improve a heck of a lot if they are to become marriageable. What is more likely is that people (mostly men) will have more and more sophisticated sex dolls.
Microsoft screws its customers in different ways on a regular basis. Said customers keep coming back for more. Why apologize? If anything, Microsoft should up the ante and find out how much crap its customers are willing to put up with. For example, if I were Microsoft I would not only force them to upgrade, but I would also charge them for the privilege. Why not? If those suckers go for it...
To take a break from the rhetoric for a few moments, it is interesting to think that, even with so many Note 7s still in use, the reports of "exploding batteries" have all but evaporated.
Indeed. When something happens habitually it is not news any more.
I see the "Religion of Peace" apologist moderators are here!
The Abrahamic religions (Christianity, Islam, Judaism) have nothing to do with peace, and everything to do with conquest and forced conversion. They are among the most obnoxious creations of humanity, Christianity and Islam, especially - Judaism, at least, tries to keep its mumbo-jumbo to itself.
If they do, they might not be able to come up with explosive products. They would lose their reputation as a company on fire, and might therefore not be able to re-kindle the public's interest in their products. Don't do it, Samsung.
But not really much new in the way of facts. Apart from this, THE major reason why Pons and Fleischmann lost credibility is because almost nobody could reproduce their results.
Except, you know, Binge on is an optional service.
And not available to everybody - you have to have a plan with at least 6GB of data at 4G per month to qualify for it. This is something that T-Mobile hides away in the (very) little print.
Leaving aside the fact that their handsets are overpriced (and have a tendency to explode) the big problem with Samsung phones is that they come with lots of inuninstallable bloatware.
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The original Star Wars feed is at last getting here.
Star Track? If there is any dork here, that would be you.
And there was much rejoicing. You don't have to consider yourself middle-fingered this time around, Microsoft - you are middle-fingered.
Not Salvadore. Come on, this is easy. Other than this, it is rumored that, at the end of his life, Salvador Dalí would crawl around in his home, literally drivelling, while claiming that he was a snail.
You just lie down and stop using your brain; Cortana does everything for you. Leaving aside that this is not a vision of heaven, but of hell, the idiots at Microsoft are making the same mistake that the AI community has been making for the last 40 years. Consider yourself middle-fingered, Microsoft, and I guess I don't have to tell you what it is that you can do with Cortana.
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I understand (if I do not share) the "business is business" rationale, maximizing profit regardless or morality, etc. However, I fail to understand the behavior of companies like LG, Samsung, Comcast, Verizon, etc. when they seem to act obnoxiously just because they can - i.e. they are in control, and because they can screw you, the customer, they will screw you, just because they can. Not that I was buying a lot of stuff from LG but, after this, it has definitely gained a slot in my list of companies from whom I will buy nothing. It will make no difference to them, but I will not have to put up with their attitude.
Expect more explosive products from them.
Samsung is a company on fire. It will arise from its own ashes to deliver further explosive products that will no doubt re-kindle public interest. It is safe to say that people will soon have a burning desire to purchase those products.
However, robots will have to improve a heck of a lot if they are to become marriageable. What is more likely is that people (mostly men) will have more and more sophisticated sex dolls.
I am sure that, like me, many had never heard of VidAngel. We will be checking it out. Thank you, content owners, for your continuing stupidity.
It was a foregone conclusion that this company was doomed once Microsoft laid its filthy paws on it. Consider yourself middle-fingered, Microsoft.
Hedge fund managers are good for shifting vast amounts of money to their own accounts, and little else.
Microsoft screws its customers in different ways on a regular basis. Said customers keep coming back for more. Why apologize? If anything, Microsoft should up the ante and find out how much crap its customers are willing to put up with. For example, if I were Microsoft I would not only force them to upgrade, but I would also charge them for the privilege. Why not? If those suckers go for it...
To take a break from the rhetoric for a few moments, it is interesting to think that, even with so many Note 7s still in use, the reports of "exploding batteries" have all but evaporated.
Indeed. When something happens habitually it is not news any more.
She should have remained an Austrian empress, rather than becoming Egypt's latest strongman.
IBM was happy to collaborate with Hitler. Why not Trump? Or any other despicable national leader? After all, business is business, right, IBM?
I see the "Religion of Peace" apologist moderators are here!
The Abrahamic religions (Christianity, Islam, Judaism) have nothing to do with peace, and everything to do with conquest and forced conversion. They are among the most obnoxious creations of humanity, Christianity and Islam, especially - Judaism, at least, tries to keep its mumbo-jumbo to itself.
If they do, they might not be able to come up with explosive products. They would lose their reputation as a company on fire, and might therefore not be able to re-kindle the public's interest in their products. Don't do it, Samsung.
But not really much new in the way of facts. Apart from this, THE major reason why Pons and Fleischmann lost credibility is because almost nobody could reproduce their results.
... are destined to reinvent it - poorly. GoboLinux, a new member of the club.
Except, you know, Binge on is an optional service.
And not available to everybody - you have to have a plan with at least 6GB of data at 4G per month to qualify for it. This is something that T-Mobile hides away in the (very) little print.
Leaving aside the fact that their handsets are overpriced (and have a tendency to explode) the big problem with Samsung phones is that they come with lots of inuninstallable bloatware.
After all, copying is in their genes.
If they now devote some resources to developing their infrastructure, the rest of the world will start taking them seriously.