I associate being a flake with selfishness and self centeredness. Yes the population has been moving that direction, and yes I avoid people like that. Even the flakes appreciate people who aren't flakes and hate each other.
This is a little different since it's a freely chosen service with competition, not production of a product. The only feasible way to make them not a monopoly would be to make their service worse so people stop choosing to use them.
I'm not sure fan of big brother, but it's illegal to fire guns within most city limits and anyone doing so I doing something that needs police attention. This is one form of surveillance that seems unobtrusive and doesn't violate any form of privacy.
That said, if they start listening with better microphones and storing data, that's a whole other ballgame.
Not the salesman kind of call center, a disaster recovery kind of place. Had to call a lot of people back. Ringbacks were the bane of my existence. Right up there with the answering machine / voicemail sermons. People would go into an entire Bible study before the beep to let you record a message. Forced by my job to listen through it so I could leave a message. Arrrrrg.
In college I build a PC case around a window unit that was wired to run non stop. It worked quite well though when the power went out it would get immediate condensation. On the up side, it was great for keeping your drinks cold too. On the down side, I needed a jacket to gsme.
You can let google handle your voicemail for you and then you can manage them like emails in your inbox. I don't like the idea of google sifting through all of my voice communications, but better than me having to sift through them.
Use this on your non removable battery phone and ruin it even quicker. Most people will buy a new phone when it goes rather than having it replaced. Qualcomm wins.
If you're managing hundreds or thousands of systems, you've always got a few with failed Windows updates. It's a never ending battle. It's nigh impossible to stay 100% up to date. THAT is Microsofts fault.
Not a problem everywhere. Where I live there are tons of untimed lights and very few pedestrians due to the sprawling nature of the city. The light could just have a button for pedestrians to hit that would initiate a real red light when convenient.
At work we buy MacBook Airs for people that need a take-home or checkout laptop. They're all metal and pretty rugged. We have ones with bent edges from being dropped on concrete and they're still working. We've never had one physically broken. They're also a lot less likely to get viruses and spyware. Some of that is just because our users don't know how to use them as well so they aren't downloading BS onto them.
Priced insurance on s bike the other day. Rate is literally half as much if I tell them I currently have insurance. Tells me they attempt to screw you hoping youre too lazy to shop around. That's after they've made you invest a lot of time in being datamined if you're dumb enough to put in real info for a quote.
I stay away from retailers with auto pricing algorithms that run non stop. Looking at you newegg. Used to be a good store. Now it's just irritating because any time there is s good deal the computer starts jacking up the price until it's not so good anymore.
I know everyone hates regulation, but hopefully they will come to hate cold calls more. I don't begrudge the employees or their companies. You're obligated to do what you can do so long as it's legal and won't have a net negative impact. It's how competition works.
CEOs are obsessed with flying. Larry Page, being a man of the people, wants to bring flight to the masses so we too can die in small personal aircraft.
THEN you have to factor in what we actually pay to use that healthcare when you're comparing us to countries with no or miniscule copays and deductibles.
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I associate being a flake with selfishness and self centeredness. Yes the population has been moving that direction, and yes I avoid people like that. Even the flakes appreciate people who aren't flakes and hate each other.
This is a little different since it's a freely chosen service with competition, not production of a product. The only feasible way to make them not a monopoly would be to make their service worse so people stop choosing to use them.
I'm not sure fan of big brother, but it's illegal to fire guns within most city limits and anyone doing so I doing something that needs police attention. This is one form of surveillance that seems unobtrusive and doesn't violate any form of privacy. That said, if they start listening with better microphones and storing data, that's a whole other ballgame.
Not the salesman kind of call center, a disaster recovery kind of place. Had to call a lot of people back. Ringbacks were the bane of my existence. Right up there with the answering machine / voicemail sermons. People would go into an entire Bible study before the beep to let you record a message. Forced by my job to listen through it so I could leave a message. Arrrrrg.
In college I build a PC case around a window unit that was wired to run non stop. It worked quite well though when the power went out it would get immediate condensation. On the up side, it was great for keeping your drinks cold too. On the down side, I needed a jacket to gsme.
You can let google handle your voicemail for you and then you can manage them like emails in your inbox. I don't like the idea of google sifting through all of my voice communications, but better than me having to sift through them.
Use this on your non removable battery phone and ruin it even quicker. Most people will buy a new phone when it goes rather than having it replaced. Qualcomm wins.
I don't see how it doesn't classify as treason. It's an obvious a betrayal of the citizenry.
If you're managing hundreds or thousands of systems, you've always got a few with failed Windows updates. It's a never ending battle. It's nigh impossible to stay 100% up to date. THAT is Microsofts fault.
The value of the data gained from spying likely outweighs the regulatory load.
Credit Union.
Maybe he should be prosecuted for treason? Obviously going against the will of the people suggests he must have some other motivation.
Not a problem everywhere. Where I live there are tons of untimed lights and very few pedestrians due to the sprawling nature of the city. The light could just have a button for pedestrians to hit that would initiate a real red light when convenient.
Just saying lol. If they get rid of this feature they'll have to add a new door in for all of our jerkwad governments.
At work we buy MacBook Airs for people that need a take-home or checkout laptop. They're all metal and pretty rugged. We have ones with bent edges from being dropped on concrete and they're still working. We've never had one physically broken. They're also a lot less likely to get viruses and spyware. Some of that is just because our users don't know how to use them as well so they aren't downloading BS onto them.
And leave a smear on your screen. My eyelid twitches when people touch my screen to point at stuff.
A penny saved is worth a lot more than a penny earned. You don't pay income tax on it!
Priced insurance on s bike the other day. Rate is literally half as much if I tell them I currently have insurance. Tells me they attempt to screw you hoping youre too lazy to shop around. That's after they've made you invest a lot of time in being datamined if you're dumb enough to put in real info for a quote.
I stay away from retailers with auto pricing algorithms that run non stop. Looking at you newegg. Used to be a good store. Now it's just irritating because any time there is s good deal the computer starts jacking up the price until it's not so good anymore.
I know everyone hates regulation, but hopefully they will come to hate cold calls more. I don't begrudge the employees or their companies. You're obligated to do what you can do so long as it's legal and won't have a net negative impact. It's how competition works.
CEOs are obsessed with flying. Larry Page, being a man of the people, wants to bring flight to the masses so we too can die in small personal aircraft.
We hate it. It's pushed and perpetuated by business that want to pay their workers less while getting to advertise lower than actual prices.
Would work if the insurance companies gave discounts for such things.
Immigrants would do great in a country with insane cost of living and space problems.
THEN you have to factor in what we actually pay to use that healthcare when you're comparing us to countries with no or miniscule copays and deductibles.