They are not "outliers". It is common practice. Most of them don't make the headlines. That is what "limited liability" is all about, to diffuse blame. Your double standards are unacceptable.
:-) Really, that would be a sight, everybody dropping their drawers when they want to make a call. Of course it might not be such an inconvenience for the Scots.
Despite your lame trolling there, yes, that is capitalism. Government is just another player, more of a servant to our corporate friends than master. That's why they get bailed out. Don't want that campaign funding to dry up now, do we?
Google is just a company, like most corporations today. There is little concern about people, it's all about profit. If people get hurt, so what as long as investors get a return.
Remember, capitalism is all about what the *market will bear*. And the "market" has no respect for the individual, never did. It is a collective, like communism, and Google et al is the politburo
Sorry, you would need a lawyer for that. The whole point of the chatbot and small claims is to avoid that necessity, and to get a better deal than any class action can bring you. Of course it would provoke a bankruptcy if a lot of people go for it, which would be unfortunate is it was granted. The best thing would be a revocation of the corporate charter and all assets seized and distributed, including personal assets of those in charge. And make them do community service also. We need our pound of flesh when this happens.
In theory... But it is not being applied to everyone. Some people are rich enough to hide behind their corporate charter. Carl Icahn is my favorite example. There are many others. So that part of the issue is very relevant, no matter how you try to evade it. If you don't apply the rules to everyone, don't expect any respect for them. Right or wrong, people will follow the example, not the word. It's part of of our animal heritage.
You are making up distinctions without a difference. There is nothing honest about the usury practiced by the banks either. And let's not get started on the insurance, energy, transport, communications, agriculture, housing, etc. These are the are the people the government serves, or the politicians wouldn't be getting the massive campaign "contributions". We are ruled by the merchant class and financial industry. The ballot is the consent form. You are clouded by Ayn Rand's voodoo.
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And furthermore, anyone who doesn't believe in full public disclosure upon discovery is a *BLEEEEE..*
The guy still had to download and open the Word doc.
And I hope FireEye isn't trying to claim to be some kind of hero in this. The timing of their "revelation" is highly suspicious.
More likely you are mostly bacteria that assumes a human form. Your intelligence comes from the super worms living in your digestive tract.
Though I'm not ungrateful for your reminder, most people can let the typos slide
You're device will be too old to update. You'll have to buy a new one. Neat trick, huh?
Sybill Trelawney will be your teacher.
Sorry, but they are the criminals. What they call a "breach", I would call a sale. Why should we believe this was an accident?
They are not "outliers". It is common practice. Most of them don't make the headlines. That is what "limited liability" is all about, to diffuse blame. Your double standards are unacceptable.
Oh? And where is the NSA? On Mars?
:-) Really, that would be a sight, everybody dropping their drawers when they want to make a call. Of course it might not be such an inconvenience for the Scots.
You mean Apple leaks iPhone X, right?
There's always the code page...
I'm not sure if a text reader should even include extended ASCII. I mean, why take the chance?
Heh... What about unicode ?
But sales isn't about what's more beneficial to the customer, unless it increases, um, sales...
Nice troll! I like it!
I can very easily prove what I say, because formal methods are something I am very, very good at.
You should be rich then, and making headlines. Pretty good at blowing your own horn, aren't ya?
if your movie fails commercially, blaming rotten tomatoes makes for a convenient scapegoat.
Well, that and piracy.
The same thing is happening in politics also. A book just came out on the subject. Passing blame is ubiquitous.
Despite your lame trolling there, yes, that is capitalism. Government is just another player, more of a servant to our corporate friends than master. That's why they get bailed out. Don't want that campaign funding to dry up now, do we?
Google is just a company, like most corporations today. There is little concern about people, it's all about profit. If people get hurt, so what as long as investors get a return.
Remember, capitalism is all about what the *market will bear*. And the "market" has no respect for the individual, never did. It is a collective, like communism, and Google et al is the politburo
Sorry, you would need a lawyer for that. The whole point of the chatbot and small claims is to avoid that necessity, and to get a better deal than any class action can bring you. Of course it would provoke a bankruptcy if a lot of people go for it, which would be unfortunate is it was granted. The best thing would be a revocation of the corporate charter and all assets seized and distributed, including personal assets of those in charge. And make them do community service also. We need our pound of flesh when this happens.
No...it applies to everyone.
In theory... But it is not being applied to everyone. Some people are rich enough to hide behind their corporate charter. Carl Icahn is my favorite example. There are many others. So that part of the issue is very relevant, no matter how you try to evade it. If you don't apply the rules to everyone, don't expect any respect for them. Right or wrong, people will follow the example, not the word. It's part of of our animal heritage.
No problem if that is their price for all sites, not just a select few.
But dad...
SHHH!
But...
SHHH!
SHHH! That was a preemptive SHHH...
The market in contraband is close, and there's always Somalia, et al.
You are making up distinctions without a difference. There is nothing honest about the usury practiced by the banks either. And let's not get started on the insurance, energy, transport, communications, agriculture, housing, etc. These are the are the people the government serves, or the politicians wouldn't be getting the massive campaign "contributions". We are ruled by the merchant class and financial industry. The ballot is the consent form. You are clouded by Ayn Rand's voodoo.
What the fuck happened to personal responsibility....???
Being that personal responsibility is only applied to poor people that can't afford to incorporate, why should we care?