Just because we can't prove they are sabotaging older equipment, doesn't mean they aren't. In this business, just like in politics, it is best to assume the worst to avoid any unpleasant surprises.
By "compromised websites", you must mean ad servers, right? The kind the "industry" insist we not block? Well, to be redundant, the safest browser is probably Lynx.
Start with a sledgehammer, and file it down to a nice sharp edge. Eh, whatever, as long as we can spy on the state and take away its privacy, it won't matter. But let's all forget about ours. It's gone. But let's not forget that these are elected officials that want to impose this stuff. Y'know, in case you're interested in following the chain of events to its source.
150 years ago drugs were legal, and heavily consumed. Give us back our coke to stay awake and opium to kill the pain, and we'll work any hour you want.
I rarely am not blaming the industry - especially the insurance industry.
Yes, exactly. For what? If they win the votes, why is it their fault if people fall for the con by electing their puppets? And if that is the case, what is the resolution? You won't change the law by reelecting them. Your choice...
You're just asking to get hit by a meteorite out there in the desert. Wouldn't it be safer to send two trucks out, in opposite directions for eight hours, turn around and come back for the next day's backups, and repeat?
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Just because we can't prove they are sabotaging older equipment, doesn't mean they aren't. In this business, just like in politics, it is best to assume the worst to avoid any unpleasant surprises.
Well, that and cost.
Only in regard to human effort involved. Mechanization will keep the costs down. The more the merrier.
The wars will be pretty small if they can no longer afford to buy the mass weaponry they are importing.
That is the only issue. Everything else is trivial by comparison.
By "compromised websites", you must mean ad servers, right? The kind the "industry" insist we not block? Well, to be redundant, the safest browser is probably Lynx.
Since when has being right meant a damn thing? It sure as hell won't win you an election any time soon.
Your votes are what made it that way. Look in the mirror, boy!
Start with a sledgehammer, and file it down to a nice sharp edge. Eh, whatever, as long as we can spy on the state and take away its privacy, it won't matter. But let's all forget about ours. It's gone. But let's not forget that these are elected officials that want to impose this stuff. Y'know, in case you're interested in following the chain of events to its source.
none are expected to even show up on the floor of the house of congress or the senate.
Certainly not before the election.
then what is stopping them from forcing everyone to (fill in the blank)?
The voters. If they don't do it, nobody will
with a warrant, is this so unreasonable?
Yes...
You enable them by voting for politicians that take their money and protect their business. This is what your lesser evil game provides for you.
And you live in a bubble of "the insurance industry is the problem".
Is it time to join the YaCy crowd yet?
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150 years ago drugs were legal, and heavily consumed. Give us back our coke to stay awake and opium to kill the pain, and we'll work any hour you want.
I rarely am not blaming the industry - especially the insurance industry.
Yes, exactly. For what? If they win the votes, why is it their fault if people fall for the con by electing their puppets? And if that is the case, what is the resolution? You won't change the law by reelecting them. Your choice...
Is it a measurement of sex and sleep deprivation?
Will you run an engine lathe eight unfucking hours a day because the syndicate tells you the people
need what the lathe produces?
Well, as long as you're not blaming the government or even the industry, it's all good. ACA won the Peoples' Choice award, twice.
and it would be impossible to throw out all the congresspeople who are owned by the insurance industry in any number of election cycles.
So you vote just to go through the motions, eh? Really, what is the point if it is so "impossible" as you say? What a goof!
Just don't try to convince me it can't...
You only need to construct evidence to do so. Happens all the time.
You're just asking to get hit by a meteorite out there in the desert. Wouldn't it be safer to send two trucks out, in opposite directions for eight hours, turn around and come back for the next day's backups, and repeat?
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Well they're not going to take their BlackBerrys with them if they do go. iPhone users are safe though...