So, for example, when conservatives called the Lucifer show offensive and tried to get advertisers to boycott it it was because they were special snowflakes?
He's doing things he was always going to do. You elected a guy whose sole reason for winning was to enrich himself and his family. And you fell for it all over a bunch of stupid dog whistles.
But! But! Duh emails! Benghaziiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!
Trump and his family are laughing at you and the rest of the alt-right all the way to the bank.
Maybe, but the way you handle that is not by cutting of your nose to spite your face. All any other potential customer is gonna see is an unhinged asshole is the public face of the company.
It turns out that the vast majority of consumers prioritize cost over quality. This is not irrational and those that have a need can usually do otherwise.
It's only a rational view if you have no foresight. The same people who whine about manufacturing jobs being lost in the US and going overseas are mostly the very WalMart shoppers that created the market conditions such that many companies could only stay profitable by lowering quality and outsourcing.
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And who decide it was a good idea to put a hamburger menu in the bottom right?
Cool story. Doesn't change the fact that Apple has no monopoly on mobile phone OSes.
iOS doesn't have the vast majority of marketshare in mobile?
But is mostly sent in plain text and easily snooped.
So, for example, when conservatives called the Lucifer show offensive and tried to get advertisers to boycott it it was because they were special snowflakes?
Aww how cute. Tell yourself what you need to justify voting for Trump.
He's doing things he was always going to do. You elected a guy whose sole reason for winning was to enrich himself and his family. And you fell for it all over a bunch of stupid dog whistles.
But! But! Duh emails! Benghaziiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!
Trump and his family are laughing at you and the rest of the alt-right all the way to the bank.
Or one of thousands of editors that can do RTF?
1987 called and says to use RTF.
Because there are more than 50 million Spanish speakers in the US.
Really such as which companies specifically?
Yeah, it is. It's a big problem. It's why their stock price is cratering.
And Windows is built by Microsoft, but I doubt you would support them only allowing one to use IE and Bing.
Exactly because there would be no reason to think he wouldn't do the same to anyone.
Maybe, but the way you handle that is not by cutting of your nose to spite your face. All any other potential customer is gonna see is an unhinged asshole is the public face of the company.
Who cares? It was a dick move regardless of what the EULA says.
Why do you falsely presume this was their first step and not a reaction to a breakdown in previous negotiations?
Because conservatives are well-known as pragmatic and open-minded people.
Fine, WalMart shoppers perpetuate it. There. Did we split hairs enough?
It turns out that the vast majority of consumers prioritize cost over quality. This is not irrational and those that have a need can usually do otherwise.
It's only a rational view if you have no foresight. The same people who whine about manufacturing jobs being lost in the US and going overseas are mostly the very WalMart shoppers that created the market conditions such that many companies could only stay profitable by lowering quality and outsourcing.
Your friends work in Amazon warehouse jobs? If not, how is this anecdote even remotely relevant?
If they kill their competitors off, of course they are will.
Then by the ZenFone.
They've already done that. Twice.
But giving Verizon control is way worse.