I for one can add and I'd rather pay $10 up front for a good game than a dollar here and there for a larger total. Pay per play and pay per feature end up much more expensive for the consumer than a flat price!
Their entire business model is based around an asset light setup. They don't own or insure the cars that Uber drivers use.
This WAS their model until drivers started getting uppity about being sucked into it not really understanding what this meant for their cars, car related expenses, and "self employment" expenses, NOW the model is to move to fleets of autonomous vehicles and eliminate the contract drivers asap.
Also, watch out for Amazon. Are there currently problems with counterfeits getting into the stream when fulfilled by Amazon? Or is it just their affiliates?
They've fooled you with the "fulfilled by Amazon". That just means the seller shipped a pallet or whatever of stuff to Amazon's warehouse so their picker robot stuffed it in a box when you ordered it. Other than that, Amazon doesn't give a hoot what the item is. What you need to watch for is "Sold by Amazon, fulfilled by Amazon" if you want them to have any liability for the quality.
People who disagree with your political position are not "bullies" that you need to do something like this just because you have the capability. This thinking leads to single party police states.
Comical, in a sad "I know nothing about firearms therefore I make fun of people who do" way, but you lost it with the huge error in the third paragraph.
On top of which, comparing addresses can be non-trivial. Is "37-3 St Simeon Ln, L.A., CA" the same address as "37 Saint Simeon Lane, Los Angeles, Calif, Apt 3?"
There are commercially available data validation software packages for which that is indeed quite trivial to match up.
does anything get accomplished with a DDoS that it provides some kind of value?
Rent the botnet and instruct all the clients to download and install all their missing OS patches, install some AV software, and finally to uninstall the botnet client.
I want to go stand a platform and get scanned by a 3D scanner, chose my options on a touch screen, come back in 30 minutes and have clothes that fit made by a robot.
Substitute "tailor" for "robot" and there's an entire district of Hong Kong where you can get this done.
Before anyone rants about how this is an example of how free markets stink, let us be reminded that a key ingredient to free markets, whether they are the sales of the good or the hiring of the labor, is accurate information. Neither the laborers selling their labor nor the customers making the final purchases were much aware of what was going on here until it was too late. In a free (labor) market these people wouldn't be conned into slavery working there in the first place
No individual rich person could personally fund basic income for all Americans; it just doesn't add up. Three hundred million people in the USA. So giving each of them just one Franklin would take three billion. No rich person can handle that kind of outlay for long; when you see Mr Rich has $XX billion, that's not annual income but total accumulated.
The Nazis, I mean "HOA" in my nieghborhood require garden sheds have exactly the same shingles as the homes. Not sure how practical it would be to wire up a standalone shed with solar panel shingles.
It may be tedious but you can uninstall bloatware from your big-brand Windows PC. The *^&%$ preinstalled Android stuff can't because they compile it into the ROM.
Check out the profile head shot for any aging actor. They've got a studio portrait left over from about 40 years ago. Actors are the most shallow, appearance-obsessed people you will ever meet.
Anyone whose vote would have been influenced by a robocall the day before the election 1) hasn't been paying attention or 2) has a severe multiple personality disorder
That's WWI accuracy from GPS-guided bullets that cost nearly $1 million each.
In all fairness, no, nothing in WWI was able to fire 100 miles in the first place, never mind 50% within 50 meters from 100 miles. The German "Paris Gun" could fire about 80 miles and the accuracy was, well, Paris.
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After the cutlery scratched it up, who can blame them for not taking it back?
How do you know a book is "good" before you read it?
Ask your librarian what is most requested to be banned.
I for one can add and I'd rather pay $10 up front for a good game than a dollar here and there for a larger total. Pay per play and pay per feature end up much more expensive for the consumer than a flat price!
Their entire business model is based around an asset light setup. They don't own or insure the cars that Uber drivers use.
This WAS their model until drivers started getting uppity about being sucked into it not really understanding what this meant for their cars, car related expenses, and "self employment" expenses, NOW the model is to move to fleets of autonomous vehicles and eliminate the contract drivers asap.
Also, watch out for Amazon. Are there currently problems with counterfeits getting into the stream when fulfilled by Amazon? Or is it just their affiliates?
They've fooled you with the "fulfilled by Amazon". That just means the seller shipped a pallet or whatever of stuff to Amazon's warehouse so their picker robot stuffed it in a box when you ordered it. Other than that, Amazon doesn't give a hoot what the item is. What you need to watch for is "Sold by Amazon, fulfilled by Amazon" if you want them to have any liability for the quality.
People who disagree with your political position are not "bullies" that you need to do something like this just because you have the capability. This thinking leads to single party police states.
detected an IP address from the agency's Southwest D.C. office trying to penetrate the state's firewall... "We are looking into the matter"
Probably the DHS servers are all overrun with botnets trying to probe around for more servers to take over.
or Nazis belonging to the Illinois tribe?
Are you referring to that politically motivated twist of logic known as the "Red Aryans"?
If you're a music company exec, the tune is "where's the rest?"
Comical, in a sad "I know nothing about firearms therefore I make fun of people who do" way, but you lost it with the huge error in the third paragraph.
Once the final score is known is there much point to watching? Isn't it like watching a murder mystery after someone tells you whodunnit?
On top of which, comparing addresses can be non-trivial. Is "37-3 St Simeon Ln, L.A., CA" the same address as "37 Saint Simeon Lane, Los Angeles, Calif, Apt 3?"
There are commercially available data validation software packages for which that is indeed quite trivial to match up.
Except for service employees international most of the people represented by those unions make over 100K/yr and are solidly in the 10%ers.
does anything get accomplished with a DDoS that it provides some kind of value?
Rent the botnet and instruct all the clients to download and install all their missing OS patches, install some AV software, and finally to uninstall the botnet client.
Most of my friends are die-hard Republicans, but I don't know a single person who (admitted) voting for Trump
You're asking the wrong question. Ask them if they voted against Hillary, not if they voted for Trump. That they will likely admit to.
That's effectively what he's asking for. A ticket to watch a given game via streaming.
I want to go stand a platform and get scanned by a 3D scanner, chose my options on a touch screen, come back in 30 minutes and have clothes that fit made by a robot.
Substitute "tailor" for "robot" and there's an entire district of Hong Kong where you can get this done.
Before anyone rants about how this is an example of how free markets stink, let us be reminded that a key ingredient to free markets, whether they are the sales of the good or the hiring of the labor, is accurate information. Neither the laborers selling their labor nor the customers making the final purchases were much aware of what was going on here until it was too late. In a free (labor) market these people wouldn't be conned into slavery working there in the first place
No individual rich person could personally fund basic income for all Americans; it just doesn't add up. Three hundred million people in the USA. So giving each of them just one Franklin would take three billion. No rich person can handle that kind of outlay for long; when you see Mr Rich has $XX billion, that's not annual income but total accumulated.
Maybe he has a rock garden.
The Nazis, I mean "HOA" in my nieghborhood require garden sheds have exactly the same shingles as the homes. Not sure how practical it would be to wire up a standalone shed with solar panel shingles.
It may be tedious but you can uninstall bloatware from your big-brand Windows PC. The *^&%$ preinstalled Android stuff can't because they compile it into the ROM.
Check out the profile head shot for any aging actor. They've got a studio portrait left over from about 40 years ago. Actors are the most shallow, appearance-obsessed people you will ever meet.
Anyone whose vote would have been influenced by a robocall the day before the election 1) hasn't been paying attention or 2) has a severe multiple personality disorder
That's WWI accuracy from GPS-guided bullets that cost nearly $1 million each.
In all fairness, no, nothing in WWI was able to fire 100 miles in the first place, never mind 50% within 50 meters from 100 miles. The German "Paris Gun" could fire about 80 miles and the accuracy was, well, Paris.