Consider which is cheaper. Desalinating and transporting the water, or just letting the place dry up. The most expedient for the time being is rationing. That is probably what will happen, and most people will go along. *Sacrifices must be made*
We all know damn well that those assholes were NOT representing their constituents when they voted on that one.
So what? 95% still win reelection every single time. People want to believe the lies and continue to vote for overt liars. I wouldn't know how to combat that yet.
I don't care about capacity. I am only concerned about safety and comfort. People need to give space. The tailgating has to stop, until we get our self driving cars.
Give them a thousand lanes and people will find a way to jam them all up... If everybody stopped tailgating and always trying to be 'first', the traffic jams will clear up in an instant. It's too bad the 'three second' rule isn't law.
The newspapers are the greedy ones. They want to be listed prominently for free and then charge for the content of the list! Hey, if they close the deal, great. Business is business.
Could that 'warmth' simply be emulated by an adjustment of the equalizers?
Not only that, you can synthesize the pops and clicks to make it sound really natural. And for you cassette tape fans, you can add hiss. It's the same with this new HD video stuff. Everything looks like a daytime TV soap opera now. Video is like cheese, it's better with a little fuzz around the edges. I personally run all my Bond films through a 'hair in the film gate' effect...
For digital I do prefer 24bit and 96k, "just in case". There are 'sounds' you don't hear but do feel, both above and below sonic range.
You still provide no legal incentive or mandate to insert such a clause into the contract. Nobody is going to do it. You are living a fantasy. Besides your idea is dumb and harmful to the person. Everybody has the right to work when and where they please. I wouldn't let you take that away, not in a million years. The best thing to do is to make sure no company is granted a monopoly contract that locks out competition. That also will require legislation, but we won't get it with the present crowd in congress. The voters elect corrupt individuals who can't resist temptation. That's where the problem is. Leave the workers alone...
You said nothing. Where is this 'clause' going to come from? Under what section of the U.S. Code can I find this? Who will enforce it? And how? Absent any legislation, what incentive is there to include such a clause if there is no perceived benefit to any the affected parties?
Just goes to show that having more than two political factions in the government doesn't really make a difference. Don't expect anything until it is purged, and done so on a regular basis.
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But our methods of getting there and back are downright comical...
Consider which is cheaper. Desalinating and transporting the water, or just letting the place dry up. The most expedient for the time being is rationing. That is probably what will happen, and most people will go along. *Sacrifices must be made*
We all know damn well that those assholes were NOT representing their constituents when they voted on that one.
So what? 95% still win reelection every single time. People want to believe the lies and continue to vote for overt liars. I wouldn't know how to combat that yet.
That would be the news to report.
I don't care about capacity. I am only concerned about safety and comfort. People need to give space. The tailgating has to stop, until we get our self driving cars.
Sorry, it's "mejorar! mejorar!" and don't forget "Por favor" and maybe a small 'propina'.
Wrong "Ay"...
It will go very far. The same tech is going to be used for the new windowless airliners coming out, very soon now.
No me gusta!
Well, let's hope that any elected officials who take the money are voted out next time. /fantasy
Must be juicy stuff! Judi Dench wasn't completely written out...
Give them a thousand lanes and people will find a way to jam them all up... If everybody stopped tailgating and always trying to be 'first', the traffic jams will clear up in an instant. It's too bad the 'three second' rule isn't law.
Yeah, I hear they're having a bit of trouble with the new Bond film.
...just so long as it's not abused...
Priceless!
Worthless? To whom? Maybe you forgot who they work for.
The newspapers are the greedy ones. They want to be listed prominently for free and then charge for the content of the list! Hey, if they close the deal, great. Business is business.
Could that 'warmth' simply be emulated by an adjustment of the equalizers?
Not only that, you can synthesize the pops and clicks to make it sound really natural. And for you cassette tape fans, you can add hiss. It's the same with this new HD video stuff. Everything looks like a daytime TV soap opera now. Video is like cheese, it's better with a little fuzz around the edges. I personally run all my Bond films through a 'hair in the film gate' effect...
For digital I do prefer 24bit and 96k, "just in case". There are 'sounds' you don't hear but do feel, both above and below sonic range.
You still provide no legal incentive or mandate to insert such a clause into the contract. Nobody is going to do it. You are living a fantasy. Besides your idea is dumb and harmful to the person. Everybody has the right to work when and where they please. I wouldn't let you take that away, not in a million years. The best thing to do is to make sure no company is granted a monopoly contract that locks out competition. That also will require legislation, but we won't get it with the present crowd in congress. The voters elect corrupt individuals who can't resist temptation. That's where the problem is. Leave the workers alone...
You said nothing. Where is this 'clause' going to come from? Under what section of the U.S. Code can I find this? Who will enforce it? And how? Absent any legislation, what incentive is there to include such a clause if there is no perceived benefit to any the affected parties?
You're wagging the dog. Business writes the rules. The government exists to enforce them.
Yeah? And by what method do you expect to apply this 'pressure'?
They are not 'wasting' anything. That money goes to the finest hookers and coke on the planet.
Good reason to avoid any unwanted attention...
Just goes to show that having more than two political factions in the government doesn't really make a difference. Don't expect anything until it is purged, and done so on a regular basis.
Didn't planet earth come from 'asteroids'?