The earlier Asus Nexus 7s had screen lamination issues which caused the Gorilla Glass on the screen to be extremely fragile. I went through one, and my kids both had theirs shatter. I have never had these kinds of issues with a phone, laptop, or tablet, so it was a bit annoying that my brand new tablet broke and wasn't covered under warranty because they denied the issue.
All manufacturers have issues. I love Asus, but even they have issues as well.
So, people buy an iPhone where they either spend a fortune on storage, or constantly manage the storage as they run out so quick because SD cards are hard?
I can see the utility of having a washer on the internet. It would then be able to alert you when the wash is done. I waste more time rewashing loads because I forgot about them in the daily grind than the privacy of my washing machine is really worth.
1. You have to actually get a technical point right before you can claim a victory, you can't just claim victory before you actually win, or you look like Buch with "Mission Accomplished" over his head when Saddam fell.
2. You couldn't make anyone eat their words, your arguments are repetitive and easily debunked. You have never actually won an argument, you just fall back on repeating the same argument over and over in hopes of getting the other person to shut up, which I refuse to do.
3. One person looking at your code is not a code review. Code reviews happen out in the open among a group of security researchers. It isn't like you have anything special in your script, it would take a few lines of shell script in Linux and Windows Powershell. Download all the other people's work, combine them, sort them and unique them. Simple shit man, stop being afraid someone will steal it from you, as there is nothing there to steal, and copyright covers you from stealing. If people steal your software from the source code, YOU CAN SUE THEM!
4. You really need to stop losing to the wet paper bag of your own arguments, it just makes you look incompetent when you keep making the same arguments, and keep supporting yourself.
5. Stalking people, and trolling everything they post is a sure way of coming off as creepy. I defend people I see you attacking, because I have been attacked by you, that doesn't make the other person my sockpuppet, and it doesn't make you automatically win an argument. If you want to have a civil conversation, have a civil conversation. Stop stalking people and posting the same shit over and over which has been proven to be inaccurate or silly.
Why would Slashdot ban someone with excellent karma, but not ban someone like you APK? Think about that for a while, if you actually used an account it would have such poor karma you wouldn't even be able to post.
Jurisdictions that adopt Clearview must purchase a standard license for type, a one-time charge of between $175 (for one font) and $795 (for the full 13-font typeface family) and up, depending on the number of workstations.
Where do you get $795 for the whole US when it is $795 per workstation? On top of that, the US gov paid for it to be produced.
In Linux, the config files are "supposed" to be located in the/etc directory. Sometimes they are instead located in with the install, but that isn't the "unix way".
I do. The government specifies a tax rate along with various discountable things. I make no attempts to minimize tax below what is considered "normal". No loopholes, no offshoring, none of that.
That is exactly what many corporations do as well, they pay the "normal" amount of taxes on income earned in each country. After taxes are paid, the profits are offshored. Many of the companies are trying to avoid double paying taxes, as the US at least taxes offshore profits. These countries move their headquarters to another country to avoid paying that extra tax. They aren't failing to pay all taxes like you seem to think, they fail to pay taxes on income that should not be taxable.
Not sure how thick the steel is on a rail car, but it is hardly equivalent to an aluminum can. The video is an oil tanker train car being crushed by vacuum, which the mythbusters tried too (one of the next videos on that one) and had to drop a 2500lb concrete block on top of the car to make it collapse.
Personally, I am not sure why all this talk about vacuums though, the hyperloop is expected to have some air to provide a fluid bearing effect which will cause the cars to float in the tube.
Funny APK, you still have yet to actually prove your wet paper bag argument correct. I'm still waiting for you to prove a SINGLE thing incorrect that I have said.
One person, your friend reviewed your code, that is not a code review. Keep dodging APK, we know you are terrified people will see how poor your code is, and how sloppy and wastefully it works.
So, than you assert that you take no deductions at all as you don't try to minimize your taxes? You original statement is that you don't try to minimize your taxes, so that means you take no deductions and pay your full tax bill. Since you expect corporations to altruistically pay more taxes than they are legally required to pay, you must pay your full tax rate yourself since you are so altruistic and care so much about society.
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People who hear about Iraq from the US news mispronounce it. Those who actually deal with the country pronounce it "Urak".
People who denigrate a whole group of people because of a caricature of what they think that group is like are called Bigots. You sir are a bigot.
Please, explain how the "Digital Millennium COPYRIGHT Act" applies to Trademark.
DMCA is for copyright violations. Reporting Trademark infringement is an incorrect use of the process.
The earlier Asus Nexus 7s had screen lamination issues which caused the Gorilla Glass on the screen to be extremely fragile. I went through one, and my kids both had theirs shatter. I have never had these kinds of issues with a phone, laptop, or tablet, so it was a bit annoying that my brand new tablet broke and wasn't covered under warranty because they denied the issue.
All manufacturers have issues. I love Asus, but even they have issues as well.
So, people buy an iPhone where they either spend a fortune on storage, or constantly manage the storage as they run out so quick because SD cards are hard?
That is an odd point of view.
Very likely, it was your SD card failing, and nothing wrong with the phone. Did you try swapping in a new SD card?
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Thank you for proving me right yet again. Same arguments, already defeated.
Yeah, APK, keep faking being a third party.
It doesn't matter, as long as you continue to hide behind a SINGLE person reviewing your code, you continue to declare your code untrustworthy.
Surface =/= Windows Phone.
Or run your own DNS server and run the entries there, where the performance is considerably better.
Because OMG, Google is totally going to hack you by changing the TIME on your computer. Wow, that is some serious paranoia there.
I can see the utility of having a washer on the internet. It would then be able to alert you when the wash is done. I waste more time rewashing loads because I forgot about them in the daily grind than the privacy of my washing machine is really worth.
1. You have to actually get a technical point right before you can claim a victory, you can't just claim victory before you actually win, or you look like Buch with "Mission Accomplished" over his head when Saddam fell.
2. You couldn't make anyone eat their words, your arguments are repetitive and easily debunked. You have never actually won an argument, you just fall back on repeating the same argument over and over in hopes of getting the other person to shut up, which I refuse to do.
3. One person looking at your code is not a code review. Code reviews happen out in the open among a group of security researchers. It isn't like you have anything special in your script, it would take a few lines of shell script in Linux and Windows Powershell. Download all the other people's work, combine them, sort them and unique them. Simple shit man, stop being afraid someone will steal it from you, as there is nothing there to steal, and copyright covers you from stealing. If people steal your software from the source code, YOU CAN SUE THEM!
4. You really need to stop losing to the wet paper bag of your own arguments, it just makes you look incompetent when you keep making the same arguments, and keep supporting yourself.
5. Stalking people, and trolling everything they post is a sure way of coming off as creepy. I defend people I see you attacking, because I have been attacked by you, that doesn't make the other person my sockpuppet, and it doesn't make you automatically win an argument. If you want to have a civil conversation, have a civil conversation. Stop stalking people and posting the same shit over and over which has been proven to be inaccurate or silly.
Why would Slashdot ban someone with excellent karma, but not ban someone like you APK? Think about that for a while, if you actually used an account it would have such poor karma you wouldn't even be able to post.
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Jurisdictions that adopt Clearview must purchase a standard license for type, a one-time charge of between $175 (for one font) and $795 (for the full 13-font typeface family) and up, depending on the number of workstations.
Where do you get $795 for the whole US when it is $795 per workstation? On top of that, the US gov paid for it to be produced.
That...
is...
HILARIOUS!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Yeah, last time I went swimming in the ocean I was scalded by the not quite boiling water...
Except that didn't happen, because the ocean is still cold.
In Linux, the config files are "supposed" to be located in the /etc directory. Sometimes they are instead located in with the install, but that isn't the "unix way".
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Now, who is the liar?
I do. The government specifies a tax rate along with various discountable things. I make no attempts to minimize tax below what is considered "normal". No loopholes, no offshoring, none of that.
That is exactly what many corporations do as well, they pay the "normal" amount of taxes on income earned in each country. After taxes are paid, the profits are offshored. Many of the companies are trying to avoid double paying taxes, as the US at least taxes offshore profits. These countries move their headquarters to another country to avoid paying that extra tax. They aren't failing to pay all taxes like you seem to think, they fail to pay taxes on income that should not be taxable.
Not sure how thick the steel is on a rail car, but it is hardly equivalent to an aluminum can. The video is an oil tanker train car being crushed by vacuum, which the mythbusters tried too (one of the next videos on that one) and had to drop a 2500lb concrete block on top of the car to make it collapse.
Personally, I am not sure why all this talk about vacuums though, the hyperloop is expected to have some air to provide a fluid bearing effect which will cause the cars to float in the tube.
You wouldn't want to drop that much like a dump truck into the tubes, they might get clogged.
Funny APK, you still have yet to actually prove your wet paper bag argument correct. I'm still waiting for you to prove a SINGLE thing incorrect that I have said.
One person, your friend reviewed your code, that is not a code review. Keep dodging APK, we know you are terrified people will see how poor your code is, and how sloppy and wastefully it works.
Oh yeah APK, I'm the troll, and I was shredded, you are so funny.
So, than you assert that you take no deductions at all as you don't try to minimize your taxes? You original statement is that you don't try to minimize your taxes, so that means you take no deductions and pay your full tax bill. Since you expect corporations to altruistically pay more taxes than they are legally required to pay, you must pay your full tax rate yourself since you are so altruistic and care so much about society.