If you want all of your calls to sound like they are coming from the opposite end of a 2 mile tunnel and not be able to use your phone in half the places the other carriers can. My roommate in GA has metro and can't even use it in the house.
You do it the same way that candidacy is selected now, petitions. Candidate has to earn x number of signatures to be put on the ballot in the first place.
How about an option where, instead of the government spending $900,000,000,000 per her on subsidies, we just deposit it to an HSA. The longer you stay healthy the more you have incase of a catastrophic event.
They both purchased before the bubble, and the amount lost is based on the original purchase price of the house, so yes it is really a loss.
The property management company is basically giving you equity towards the purchase of a house from them and only them. When the bubble popped, they still offered the equity but the amount of houses decreased and the approval process became very stringent
as well as your future insurance rate increases to compensate for the loss by the insurance company. You may have defrauded them, but they get the last laugh when your cost per month jumps from $100 to $300.
I do not "LolCats". I do however have client data, contracts, billing statements, PO data etc stored.
Completely innocent and non-suspect is relative. I can store something on a cloud service that may be perfectly legal for me to do, yet in the host country may not. I've now committed a crime haven't I?
You don't have to be the person that is suspect in the beginning, there is a reason for data mining. Having someone / something snoop all data they can get a hold of in the hopes that they find something they can use. Whether it is actually usable or relevant doesn't matter.
I've noticed that you have cleaning products under your sinks. Didn't you know that in this state, it is a felony to have cleaning supplies in reach of children under the age of X? Oh, is that your 2 year old son. I'm sorry, I'll have to take you to jail now.
This is a hypothetical, but it is representative of how the government works. More often than not, they are coming in to look for things that will aid them in building a case against you even though they may seem completely benign. While searching your "nothing to hide stash" they come across a picture of you from 10 years ago with a college buddy who is now on a "watch" list, or a family member who speaks out just a little too much about the government.
Just because you think you have nothing to hide, does not actually mean that you have nothing to hide and shouldn't hide anything.
Because my data, that I do not willingly give to you, should not be accessed by you. It's really that simple. I put things out there so that I can access them easier while I am out and about, not for you, your government, my government, hackers or advertisers to access it. This goes the same with any business in the world. There may be cheap, reliable cloud systems for storing data that will benefit the business, but hinder or harm it if it gets out into the wild. The government should not be able to access the records of foreign business and or foreign citizens without the correct due process that is afforded not only by our constitution, but also by the laws of the business' / citizen's country of residence.
Most of us, re:Males, wouldn't even be approved for them in the first place. One of my best friends was out of work for 4 months. He has 3 children, the mother is dead. He applied for assistance through the winter to help with the power bill and food. The reviewer laughed in his face and told him "your a man, get a job".
Your point is valid, but only to the extent that you assume property values are always increasing with only slight short downturns in the market. Right now, that's just not a truth. Many people I personally know, are completely upside down on their homes. My mother has lost $70,000 of the value of her house since 2009. A friend of mine has lost nearly $100,000 on his house. This is a huge problem here in Atlanta and people are walking away from their mortgages and going off to rent apartments and rental houses because in the long run, it's going to be better off for them. Especially with so many apartment rental companies offering equity accrued monthly as a base % of your lease.
It would get them caught on camera and possibly lead to convictions. If they were to do this, the need to fuck with the banks that lend other banks money and don't deal with the general public.
Just hacking in and deleting mortgage and other electronic assets. Modifying accounts balances, shifting money from corporate accounts to private accounts etc. Alas, in the end, all this will do is piss off the banks and lawmakers enough to pass some retarded bills that require us as individuals to make up the "loss" and then some.
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If you want all of your calls to sound like they are coming from the opposite end of a 2 mile tunnel and not be able to use your phone in half the places the other carriers can. My roommate in GA has metro and can't even use it in the house.
I vote Cthulhu. You should really accept your overlord and come to the realization that he is inescapable.
You do it the same way that candidacy is selected now, petitions. Candidate has to earn x number of signatures to be put on the ballot in the first place.
Bill?
How about an option where, instead of the government spending $900,000,000,000 per her on subsidies, we just deposit it to an HSA. The longer you stay healthy the more you have incase of a catastrophic event.
Yes, but you would still see the reboot and know something went kaboom
I work for one of the larger corporations world wide. Our company standard OS is XP... They have no plans to upgrade to 7 any time soon.
"Retarded"
They both purchased before the bubble, and the amount lost is based on the original purchase price of the house, so yes it is really a loss.
The property management company is basically giving you equity towards the purchase of a house from them and only them. When the bubble popped, they still offered the equity but the amount of houses decreased and the approval process became very stringent
Yes but we could murder them all and take what little Oil resources they have left. I mean, that's what we do now right?
as well as your future insurance rate increases to compensate for the loss by the insurance company. You may have defrauded them, but they get the last laugh when your cost per month jumps from $100 to $300.
FINE and dandy dammit, this is /.
touche' sir, touche'
I do not "LolCats". I do however have client data, contracts, billing statements, PO data etc stored.
Completely innocent and non-suspect is relative. I can store something on a cloud service that may be perfectly legal for me to do, yet in the host country may not. I've now committed a crime haven't I?
You don't have to be the person that is suspect in the beginning, there is a reason for data mining. Having someone / something snoop all data they can get a hold of in the hopes that they find something they can use. Whether it is actually usable or relevant doesn't matter.
Thanks, train of thought derailed halfway through that sentence.
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I've noticed that you have cleaning products under your sinks. Didn't you know that in this state, it is a felony to have cleaning supplies in reach of children under the age of X? Oh, is that your 2 year old son. I'm sorry, I'll have to take you to jail now.
This is a hypothetical, but it is representative of how the government works. More often than not, they are coming in to look for things that will aid them in building a case against you even though they may seem completely benign. While searching your "nothing to hide stash" they come across a picture of you from 10 years ago with a college buddy who is now on a "watch" list, or a family member who speaks out just a little too much about the government.
Just because you think you have nothing to hide, does not actually mean that you have nothing to hide and shouldn't hide anything.
Because my data, that I do not willingly give to you, should not be accessed by you. It's really that simple. I put things out there so that I can access them easier while I am out and about, not for you, your government, my government, hackers or advertisers to access it. This goes the same with any business in the world. There may be cheap, reliable cloud systems for storing data that will benefit the business, but hinder or harm it if it gets out into the wild. The government should not be able to access the records of foreign business and or foreign citizens without the correct due process that is afforded not only by our constitution, but also by the laws of the business' / citizen's country of residence.
Most of us, re:Males, wouldn't even be approved for them in the first place. One of my best friends was out of work for 4 months. He has 3 children, the mother is dead. He applied for assistance through the winter to help with the power bill and food. The reviewer laughed in his face and told him "your a man, get a job".
Bottom of the screen, hosted by the EFF. Now as for operating costs... Who knows.
Your point is valid, but only to the extent that you assume property values are always increasing with only slight short downturns in the market. Right now, that's just not a truth. Many people I personally know, are completely upside down on their homes. My mother has lost $70,000 of the value of her house since 2009. A friend of mine has lost nearly $100,000 on his house. This is a huge problem here in Atlanta and people are walking away from their mortgages and going off to rent apartments and rental houses because in the long run, it's going to be better off for them. Especially with so many apartment rental companies offering equity accrued monthly as a base % of your lease.
Hack ABC/NBC/CBS/FOX and air 24 hours of people reading REAL NEWS. That would be far better.
It would get them caught on camera and possibly lead to convictions. If they were to do this, the need to fuck with the banks that lend other banks money and don't deal with the general public.
Just hacking in and deleting mortgage and other electronic assets. Modifying accounts balances, shifting money from corporate accounts to private accounts etc. Alas, in the end, all this will do is piss off the banks and lawmakers enough to pass some retarded bills that require us as individuals to make up the "loss" and then some.
That's easy to do. Save your money and buy it with cash. I've been doing it for years. I refuse to pay the interest rates on credit cards.