There's another common denominator in the construction or remodeling process. Occasionally a competent electrician is used, one who understands load calcs, amp draw, and wire sizing. Many more times than you would want to know about, you get the other kind of electrician.
Apprentices training on the public, contractors who have perennial negative cash flow problems, and workers right in the middle of not giving a damn.
With the slow erosion of the written in stone personal freedoms associated with the Bill of Rights, it is not astonishing an implied freedom is being phased out.
Of course there's the flip side of the responsibility argument that, at press release time, sounds like, "Though we're deeply saddened by today's events, it was an unforeseen malfunction bordering on an act of God that killed those innocents. We are delegating investigative authority to a special counsel composed of industry experts."
I think that I find the glee we as a species have in building better was of killing each other to be really depressing on the whole.
The very existence of flamethrowers proves that sometime, somewhere, someone said to themselves, "You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done." ~George Carlin
Granted, I'm an adult and I can decide but for medical guidance to be accurate and worthwhile you have to be honest with your doctor and his pointing out the embarrassing truth might be what it takes to get a patient to straighten up and fly right.
This is probably accurate in many cases.
The geriatric coke addict in the summary not withstanding.
I, too, see right through that sort of thing on the phone or off it, but these companies keep doing it, so there must be some less suspicious people out there who buy this load of crap
How else do they stay in business to keep doing it?
So, the original reason for data caps were that a few unscrupulous users were hogging all of the bandwidth and making everyone else suffer through a poor network experience...
I guess either that wasn't the real reason or AT&T doesn't mind if you have a poor network experience as long as they get more money...
Your post rminds me of the George Carlin bit on "Where Did All The Oil Come From?" here
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For us, a request for the force multiplier will get a hammer in your hand.
There's another common denominator in the construction or remodeling process. Occasionally a competent electrician is used, one who understands load calcs, amp draw, and wire sizing. Many more times than you would want to know about, you get the other kind of electrician.
Apprentices training on the public, contractors who have perennial negative cash flow problems, and workers right in the middle of not giving a damn.
I do agree, however, with the multitude of posts in this thread that anything Ford has is available to the government upon request.
The government buys a lot of vehicles.
I assume they are bidet controls.
With or without a side of ignorance.
With the slow erosion of the written in stone personal freedoms associated with the Bill of Rights, it is not astonishing an implied freedom is being phased out.
completely failing to mention the compromise in freedom.
Scientists everywhere are astonished.
This will likely be evidence enough to countermand deeply convicted religious objectors to evolution.
Of course there's the flip side of the responsibility argument that, at press release time, sounds like, "Though we're deeply saddened by today's events, it was an unforeseen malfunction bordering on an act of God that killed those innocents. We are delegating investigative authority to a special counsel composed of industry experts."
I think that I find the glee we as a species have in building better was of killing each other to be really depressing on the whole.
The very existence of flamethrowers proves that sometime, somewhere, someone said to themselves, "You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done." ~George Carlin
Granted, I'm an adult and I can decide but for medical guidance to be accurate and worthwhile you have to be honest with your doctor and his pointing out the embarrassing truth might be what it takes to get a patient to straighten up and fly right.
This is probably accurate in many cases.
The geriatric coke addict in the summary not withstanding.
And it can harm doctors. With the spread of viral diseases like hepatitis, patient deception can lead to infection of medical personnel.
And I'll wager the guy who introduced this technology to the smugglers has his Eureka moment in line at the drive-through teller. Hmmm...tubes, huh?
Most people are busy with their petty little lives as their freedoms slink away as subtly as a frog slow boiling in water.
I'm a law abiding citizen so I have nothing to hide. And I'm getting the new Eddie Bauer/Denali edition regardless!
Fool's logic.
How else do they stay in business to keep doing it?
Hey dawg! We heard you needed a robotic arm so we're sending you a robotic arm for your robotic arm.
Average annual inccome for Sudan is $2400 U.S.D. > $46,000 in the States.
Ironically, when you reside in a living hell, there are no personal injury lawyers.
And a good post=very informative.
So, the original reason for data caps were that a few unscrupulous users were hogging all of the bandwidth and making everyone else suffer through a poor network experience... I guess either that wasn't the real reason or AT&T doesn't mind if you have a poor network experience as long as they get more money...
Your post rminds me of the George Carlin bit on "Where Did All The Oil Come From?" here
On the plus side, it's going to make a lot of average-looking Chinese girls instantly more palatable.
Yes. If by restricted you mean pirated faster & furiously.
This would be unprecedented.
The U.S. nearly lost the taste for war after that debacle, and was relegated to Paper Tiger for a generation.
The unbridled ability of humankind to forget any lesson, given enough time, is astonishing.