I vaguely remember the day when chips were socketed, exactly for that inevitability. Updates are more expensive that way, but it all depends on how secure you want to be. Remote updates will never, ever be secure. It is nothing but a perpetual cat and mouse game.
They prefer a one way connection, so they restrict services and uploading. They are working hard to turn the internet into TV, with little to no resistance from their customers.
The idea is nice. The execution is a pure scam by just another startup.. These people have been pegged, but the con still works. I saw it on the subway every day. There is no human endeavor, from atomic to galactic, that works as well as the shell game.
Don't trust private currencies from hucksters such as these guys. Their business is based on pure FUD. Play it safe with the government of your choice, one that has its millions of citizens ready and willing to back it up.
Just another gold rush, with all the same hustlers you see everywhere else. The Big Lie always works on virtually everybody. Everybody go home now, nothing to see here, *everything is fine*
Hey! You ever work graveyard for ten years? The guy asked a question! Alright? I was probably at a Cubs game when the announcement came over the wire (I would have to check to see if they played at home that day), or I was watching Munster reruns. Things get a little fuzzy. I'm sorry!
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The average cat gets just over half that...
I vaguely remember the day when chips were socketed, exactly for that inevitability. Updates are more expensive that way, but it all depends on how secure you want to be. Remote updates will never, ever be secure. It is nothing but a perpetual cat and mouse game.
They will make a chip that can only be written to one time. They can call it, "read only". What a concept!
They prefer a one way connection, so they restrict services and uploading. They are working hard to turn the internet into TV, with little to no resistance from their customers.
You forgot one:
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Greed by itself may not be so bad. Mix it with the antipathy and sociopathy that has become highly rewarded in the business, and you got a problem
Soon all drivers in the country will require an 'Uber' certification and medallion issued by the state. I'm sure the price will remain reasonable.
Well, that's definitely good for business. Guess we'll just have to settle for American Made.
Yeah? Whose pockets?
All depends where the money goes...
These people are delusional along with their investors.
economy = i
And create an Uber cartel that simply outbids the taxi drivers for government... ah.. services... yeah... that's it
But at least you still have Solitaire. This could be the tipping point we've been waiting for.
Those 5-cent coins are made out of wood! They'll light right up!
The idea is nice. The execution is a pure scam by just another startup.. These people have been pegged, but the con still works. I saw it on the subway every day. There is no human endeavor, from atomic to galactic, that works as well as the shell game.
Shit! May as well buy a Mac now.
Don't trust private currencies from hucksters such as these guys. Their business is based on pure FUD. Play it safe with the government of your choice, one that has its millions of citizens ready and willing to back it up.
That's the nature and purpose of your regular everyday Wall Street pyramid/ponzi scheme.
Just another gold rush, with all the same hustlers you see everywhere else. The Big Lie always works on virtually everybody. Everybody go home now, nothing to see here, *everything is fine*
Maybe finally, there is a noticeable public backlash against indefinite copyright, and they are doing this to pacify that. The trick usually works.
Understatement of the the century!
Hey! You ever work graveyard for ten years? The guy asked a question! Alright? I was probably at a Cubs game when the announcement came over the wire (I would have to check to see if they played at home that day), or I was watching Munster reruns. Things get a little fuzzy. I'm sorry!
So when I get in my 18-wheeler and plow through your car, it's cool.
Well, using a truck to occupy the same space at the same time as the car is highly discouraged in civil society, but natural law is in your favor.
I have 0 accidents, 0 claims and 0 tickets on my record.
Well, as far as they see it, you're way overdue...
Autonomous cars will probably not be able to get away with a zero liability claim...
If a car has a greater liability claim against the operator than an elevator, then it is not 'autonomous', it is assisted driving.