Why would an apple user use this? iTunes is leaps and bounds better in the content selection and availability across devices than this Vudu shit. Oh right, this was a "hurp durp apple users are itards" post.
Having a flatter and more distributed government that is more "local" than "federal" means that corruption is much more expensive to achieve than it is with a large federal bureaucratic government. Also, with less (not none. Less.) regulation generally, there is less market distortion and the bar to entry is significantly lower. This enables more competition and everyone benefits.
That's a cute theory but unfortunately the historical evidence from the mid 19th century to the early 20th century shows it's bunk.
It means you get an unlimited data connection but you only get 4G speeds up to the first 5GB. After words you still have a data connection but at slower speeds. It's not that hard to comprehend. I know you're being obtuse but "unlimited data" doesn't mean "unlimited data at this speed" and they have never claimed you are getting such a thing.
It clearly doesn't cost them "nothing" but it doesn't cost them remotely close to the 25 cents/message they will try to charge you without a plan with texting. The cost of maintaining the infrastructure is a tiny fraction of a cent per message amortized over their 10s of millions of customers.
What a terrible "fix" attempt. Shouldn't you have fixed the first sentence as well since you claim first that its seamless implementation is what makes it effective then you fixed the second sentence to say it's only marketing. FAIL.
The effects were terrible. The hideously obvious jumps from the real person to the mannequin-like CGI version of them during the action scenes was groan worthy.
And will you do anything beyond ranting about how others should be fighting this battle for you? You "tree of liberty" people talk a big game but are too much of pussies to do anything.
Because Amazon is doing that to drive out their competitors so they gain monopoly share which they can then use to raise prices. Or are you too naive to work this out? This is a classic tactic of companies like Amazon and is referred to as price dumping. Amazon is just butthurt that Apple came in to break their stranglehold on the ebook market.
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Good for you? Since Starcraft was a smashing success despite the whiners goes to show how little Blizzard will care.
No it's only "hugely popular" in Brazil and to a much smaller degree popular in India.
Yes and that.number is heavily inflated by Google setting up a Google+ account even when all you wanted was a Gmail account.
Google+ was ever alive? Outside of fanboi hype it's always been a ghost town.
This is nonsense. You won't go to jail for making private use rips. Stop spreading FUD.
You've been able to rip blurays for many years now.
Why would an apple user use this? iTunes is leaps and bounds better in the content selection and availability across devices than this Vudu shit. Oh right, this was a "hurp durp apple users are itards" post.
You do know that the FBI is part of the DoJ right?
Do you want YOUR SSN and government records floating around the local DMV on a public wireless network?
Because you think Wifi makes it impossible to use encryption?
Having a flatter and more distributed government that is more "local" than "federal" means that corruption is much more expensive to achieve than it is with a large federal bureaucratic government. Also, with less (not none. Less.) regulation generally, there is less market distortion and the bar to entry is significantly lower. This enables more competition and everyone benefits.
That's a cute theory but unfortunately the historical evidence from the mid 19th century to the early 20th century shows it's bunk.
You do realize that the US government owns the .com, .net and .org TLDs, right?
It means you get an unlimited data connection but you only get 4G speeds up to the first 5GB. After words you still have a data connection but at slower speeds. It's not that hard to comprehend. I know you're being obtuse but "unlimited data" doesn't mean "unlimited data at this speed" and they have never claimed you are getting such a thing.
Yes, and that literally "billions" is amortized over 10s of millions of customers and ends up truly costing them fractions of a penny per message.
It clearly doesn't cost them "nothing" but it doesn't cost them remotely close to the 25 cents/message they will try to charge you without a plan with texting. The cost of maintaining the infrastructure is a tiny fraction of a cent per message amortized over their 10s of millions of customers.
What a terrible "fix" attempt. Shouldn't you have fixed the first sentence as well since you claim first that its seamless implementation is what makes it effective then you fixed the second sentence to say it's only marketing. FAIL.
The effects were terrible. The hideously obvious jumps from the real person to the mannequin-like CGI version of them during the action scenes was groan worthy.
Translation: I'm a coward but I can talk big on the internet.
Ooooh scary. I'm sure the politicians are practically shitting themselves right now over your empty threats.
And will you do anything beyond ranting about how others should be fighting this battle for you? You "tree of liberty" people talk a big game but are too much of pussies to do anything.
Don't ask someone else to do it. Do it yourself, tough guy.
Then they came for the freetards and I still didn't care.
Because you think Amazon won't raise prices once they drive their competitors out? Are you that naive?
Because Amazon is doing that to drive out their competitors so they gain monopoly share which they can then use to raise prices. Or are you too naive to work this out? This is a classic tactic of companies like Amazon and is referred to as price dumping. Amazon is just butthurt that Apple came in to break their stranglehold on the ebook market.
You're not cutting anyone out. Amazon is going to demand their cut which is going to be nearly as much as any other publisher.
Forgot to mention News Corp as well.
Huh? In what universe do you live in where Disney, Sony, Vivendi, Viacom, Time Warner, GE and Comcast are "small fry"? It's apparently not this one.