chances are it gets 8 miles to the gallon, thus you get a top speed of 202 mph for three minutes before the next refill... even though that refill might be in another county.
than go through the time and expense of "innocent until proven guilty" burden of proof that one is indeed guilty. The whistleblowers have already made it clear that they're the ones who spoke, the criminals are more stealth (and protected) with their info.
So what you're saying is: American plants gain 5 IT workers because computers/robots are doing the work, but still have not gained back the hundreds of human workers laid off when the plants shipped their labor overseas.
The protests on Flickr after changes months ago had the same result: no changes, no apologies. And just the other day/. published a story about protests when some other Yahoo page changed, same result: no change, no apologies.
People need to understand Yahoo is marching off the cliff to the beat of its own drummer, and complaints mean nothing to them.
Seems to me there's something wrong if you have 50 empty school buildings but the same number of available teachers and students (or more) than before you closed them. They do make great workspaces but, hey, even better schools in many cases... unless the school is so run down that it's more suited to being a practice space for local bands.
Which is hardly a natural act, so you should position your camera just above your screen if possible because that's where you're looking, at your screen.:)
Yes, you can reason that quantum cryptography is going to protect this and that thing that isn't at the consumer level. Good on it. But you're still going to have people typing "password" as their password at their bank or "Jeremy85", the boy in the photo on their desk and his year of birth, in sensitive work email.
preventing the sale of pot to cartels and gangs, preventing sales to other states where the drug remains illegal under state law, and stopping the growing of marijuana on public lands.
Which is typically how you get pot in the first place, historically. Now you just buy it in the store!:-D
Meantime, drive down your average Washington metro city's street and you'll see dispenseries every other block. Funny how that industry cropped up so quicklike. (Irony: Voters closed the state liquor stores, so alcohol vendors have popped up next to the marijuana vendors.)
While the content being generated by these startups may be vacuous, there is at least the spark of new ideas (in some cases) or tangental thought that leads to other ideas. Someone else does the real legwork if it's a good spark, if these small startups can only talk the talk. Contrast the want-to-do's with the Microsoft archtype of staying safe and not innovating or thinking fresh.
There is some value to the cheerleading, even if it's just to provide grain for others to mill.
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Just thought a little devil's advocate would be fun here.
chances are it gets 8 miles to the gallon, thus you get a top speed of 202 mph for three minutes before the next refill... even though that refill might be in another county.
it's probably another reason not to go RT.
than go through the time and expense of "innocent until proven guilty" burden of proof that one is indeed guilty. The whistleblowers have already made it clear that they're the ones who spoke, the criminals are more stealth (and protected) with their info.
But in this instance it's for the common good. Serandpity on that. :)
So what you're saying is: American plants gain 5 IT workers because computers/robots are doing the work, but still have not gained back the hundreds of human workers laid off when the plants shipped their labor overseas.
> i live everyday of my life wishing i didnt make that huge life changing mistake.
You chose the wrong software vendor.
"...Good!"
and started looking for those nudes of Kate from their home machines.
"Marissa! The users are revolting!"
"Let them eat our new interface."
The protests on Flickr after changes months ago had the same result: no changes, no apologies. /. published a story about protests when some other Yahoo page changed, same result: no change, no apologies.
And just the other day
People need to understand Yahoo is marching off the cliff to the beat of its own drummer, and complaints mean nothing to them.
Seems to me there's something wrong if you have 50 empty school buildings but the same number of available teachers and students (or more) than before you closed them. They do make great workspaces but, hey, even better schools in many cases... unless the school is so run down that it's more suited to being a practice space for local bands.
and getting caught in the rain...
SOMEONE HAD TO SAY IT!
Which is hardly a natural act, so you should position your camera just above your screen if possible because that's where you're looking, at your screen. :)
you are eating the wrong brand, according to Dr. Oz.
Yes, you can reason that quantum cryptography is going to protect this and that thing that isn't at the consumer level. Good on it. But you're still going to have people typing "password" as their password at their bank or "Jeremy85", the boy in the photo on their desk and his year of birth, in sensitive work email.
Gonna need proof there was life on Mars or that whatever life we have here somehow came from Mars.
Meantime here on Earth we have people who ignore dinosaur bones and fern imprints as proof there was life before 4004 BCE.
preventing the sale of pot to cartels and gangs, preventing sales to other states where the drug remains illegal under state law, and stopping the growing of marijuana on public lands.
Which is typically how you get pot in the first place, historically. Now you just buy it in the store! :-D
Meantime, drive down your average Washington metro city's street and you'll see dispenseries every other block. Funny how that industry cropped up so quicklike. (Irony: Voters closed the state liquor stores, so alcohol vendors have popped up next to the marijuana vendors.)
Now's the time when climate change could do some good... RAISE GREENLAND! Make it green land!
I suspect they mean horizontally, not vertically. But that would be amusing, sort of a Fred & Ginger car configuration.
Too late, iRobot makes vacuum cleaners. ;-)
But MSFT might sue them to get the name with some flimsy IP claim if they wanted it.
Or at least a Godzilla reference in responses to this article. Here's one now!
Teenage girls who freak out if a boy doesn't reply in 20 seconds aside, of course.
Flickr's overlords that changde the UI to caca, yes. ;-)
While the content being generated by these startups may be vacuous, there is at least the spark of new ideas (in some cases) or tangental thought that leads to other ideas. Someone else does the real legwork if it's a good spark, if these small startups can only talk the talk. Contrast the want-to-do's with the Microsoft archtype of staying safe and not innovating or thinking fresh.
There is some value to the cheerleading, even if it's just to provide grain for others to mill.