And as a follow up, neither Netflix, Hulu, Amazon or any other service is going to lower their prices when Disney watch as they are streaming service. In fact, most will probably raise their prices within the next couple years.
Bullshit. There are multiple video streaming services and despite this all of them have raised their prices on multiple occasions. Both Netflix and Hulu, as examples, are more expensive now than when there were fewer options.
What a silly statement. The Amazon of 2004 is nothing like the Amazon of today.
Amazon of today has makes around $170 billion in revenue and has over 600,000 employees. Back in 2004 it made less than $7 billion and had less than 10,000 employees.
Sundar Pichai has set Google on a very dark, and very evil path in the pursuit of profit, something all the previous execs like Schmidt for all their mistakes never did.
This is just an elaborately subtle troll, right? You can't really be that dumb can you? Schmidt didn't pursue profit? How fucking stupid are you? It's so quaint how so many people like yourself fell for that "Do no evil" thinking that Google was different than other corporations when they never were. Schmidt aggressively pursued profits and if you remember, Google used to run a censored search enginer in thr PRC from 2006 to 2010... under Schmidt's reign as CEO.
And yet people in plenty other industries can provide estimates even when unforseen things pop up. That's why it's an estimate not a set in stone price.
The contract is up at the end of the year, and she wants to find a new consultant. The company owner however, doesn't want to switch because all of the work the consultant provided is covered under a "warranty" for 3 years
Unless the wife has split personalities, it's quite clear she is not the owner.
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That should be "when Disney launches their streaming service." Stupid voice dictation.
And as a follow up, neither Netflix, Hulu, Amazon or any other service is going to lower their prices when Disney watch as they are streaming service. In fact, most will probably raise their prices within the next couple years.
Bullshit. There are multiple video streaming services and despite this all of them have raised their prices on multiple occasions. Both Netflix and Hulu, as examples, are more expensive now than when there were fewer options.
What a silly statement. The Amazon of 2004 is nothing like the Amazon of today.
Amazon of today has makes around $170 billion in revenue and has over 600,000 employees. Back in 2004 it made less than $7 billion and had less than 10,000 employees.
In high school football, no less.
"We need to bone up on our anatomy!"
And even in 2020 most people are still unlikely to have much 5G coverage to soeak of.
Sundar Pichai has set Google on a very dark, and very evil path in the pursuit of profit, something all the previous execs like Schmidt for all their mistakes never did.
This is just an elaborately subtle troll, right? You can't really be that dumb can you? Schmidt didn't pursue profit? How fucking stupid are you? It's so quaint how so many people like yourself fell for that "Do no evil" thinking that Google was different than other corporations when they never were. Schmidt aggressively pursued profits and if you remember, Google used to run a censored search enginer in thr PRC from 2006 to 2010... under Schmidt's reign as CEO.
Good luck with that.
And yet people in plenty other industries can provide estimates even when unforseen things pop up. That's why it's an estimate not a set in stone price.
Then you didn't actually read the whole post.
The contract is up at the end of the year, and she wants to find a new consultant. The company owner however, doesn't want to switch because all of the work the consultant provided is covered under a "warranty" for 3 years
Unless the wife has split personalities, it's quite clear she is not the owner.
Just to add when Disney made Snow White in the 30s it had over 750 animators working on it.
https://m.eonline.com/news/901...
So from where did you get this nonsense that Disney was making full-length movies with anywhere near 8 people?
A surprisingly large company can have 8 full time staff
Name even a single example.
Disney hasn't had anywhere near 8 employees in numerous decades. What a stupid statement.
So, I believe you either need to change who is making the decision (delegation), change how they are making the decision (evaluation),
The decision maker is the owner according to the post, so.... good luck with that.
The first sentence tells you the size of the company:
wife manages a small eight-person business
*facepalm*
Because Slashcode is a steaming pile of shit. It's basically at the same level of quality as the competence of the so-called "editors."
No they haven't. Not weird.
Linux has nothing to do with why no one will stand in line to buy the next version of Windows, or even why they won't pay lots of money for it.
No one has stood in line to buy an OS for decades.
How cute. You think Android tablets actually matter in the market.
But it's a great craftsman that can recognize when a tool was constructed poorly.
"These days"? That's been a part of software licenses for decades such as the first version of the GPL from going on 30 years ago.
Couldn't care less what Apple's motivation is but warning banners are less than useless.
If the market is so tiny why would Apple spend 100s of millions on some unproven conspiracy?
Or they can just ignore the complaints coming from a niche user group composed of a fraction of a fraction of a percent of all users?