I'm talking about a hypothetical situation where this would be implemented by movie theaters legally. (I didn't say my scenario was realistic)
And it makes plenty of sense, they have to be aware of the status of their phones at all times.
Both a dead battery and a blocked signal would prevent calls, and if they're on call, they need to avoid these situations.
I've seen a few good arguments to my statement, this however, is not one.
These people would know the risk going in, it would fall on their own shoulders for being unavailable to receive calls.
Should I blame the battery company too if their battery dies when they need to receive a call concerning their patients?
Movie theaters come to mind at first, granted I don't go all that often, but still.
They always have that announcement that everyone ignores to turn off your phone
This way they don't have to ask, they just stop working.
If there's some sort of emergency, I'm sure the theaters have a wired phone somewhere they can use quickly.
'This is devastating to the organization,' said an FBI official involved with the investigation. 'We're chopping off the head of LulzSec.'
Once again, showing that the morons in power don't understand how the internet works.
If you really want to call this guy a head, call him a head of a hydra.
Chop off this so called head, and two more grow in it's place.
Their advantage over dictatorships or other forms of government is merely that they "effectively prevent lower-than-average candidates from becoming leaders."'"
I think you've got that backwards, the only candidates we seem to get are well below average.
I remember reading the opposite.
I've also lost count of how many times I've had to use the "I'm a blind fucker" audio option because I can never read the damn things.
On top of that, I'd imagine it'd be relatively easy to make a computer recognize simple numbers being spoken.
(In before they start making the voices harder to understand too)
Anyone using above 3GB on an unlimited plan is a customer who isn't paying enough for the privilege
Excuse me? You're robbing people blind with your ridiculously high prices.
There's some months where my phone bill is higher than my damn electric bill.
You can't tell me that electricity is easier to make. |:
The game itself should always be classified as a "good", and should be able to be used in some form or another on it's own.
Connection to a server in order to play with others, however, is a service.
I've heard every other year that there's going to be a devastating solar storm that will change electronics forever, or whatnot.
I'm almost as tired of hearing this as I am of hearing the constant "We solved the energy crisis!" stories.
I guess Sprint is bleeding customers so bad that they have begun leasing their bandwidth to other companies to resell.
There are several small companies that do that in my area under AT&T.
It's the only thing worse than being an AT&T customer, because, as you could guess, it doesn't work well if you actually use the service.
Leave the market alone, it'll be just fine they said.
Bullshit, we're getting robbed blind by these people, costs should be nowhere near this high.
If they took one day of bonus away from the CEO, they'd probably be able to upgrade their infrastructure enough to handle all of the current users without breaking a sweat.
Oh, but no, CEO man has to have his 7 yachts and 5 mansions. We would be terrorists if we wanted him to go without just one yacht.
Every bloody time I watch one, there's always the one idiot the moderator has to argue with for hours that his turn is up.
Would be so much easier just to go "Time's up!" *zap*
Back in my day, we copied pages by hand that we needed our own copies of. You're all a bunch of spoiled, lazy brats!
Now if you'll excuse me, I have a hill to go up in order to get home.
Of all the things to try to save, you're trying to save pigeons? There are so many of the flying rats in major cities, you could kill millions of them and there would STILL be too many.
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Surviving members of anonymous and/or lulzsec
You make it sound like there's only a handful of them, are you new to the internet or something?
I'm talking about a hypothetical situation where this would be implemented by movie theaters legally. (I didn't say my scenario was realistic)
And it makes plenty of sense, they have to be aware of the status of their phones at all times.
Both a dead battery and a blocked signal would prevent calls, and if they're on call, they need to avoid these situations.
I've seen a few good arguments to my statement, this however, is not one.
These people would know the risk going in, it would fall on their own shoulders for being unavailable to receive calls.
Should I blame the battery company too if their battery dies when they need to receive a call concerning their patients?
Switch off these domains.
I'm thinking of switching to Dot-FuckyoUS
Movie theaters come to mind at first, granted I don't go all that often, but still.
They always have that announcement that everyone ignores to turn off your phone
This way they don't have to ask, they just stop working.
If there's some sort of emergency, I'm sure the theaters have a wired phone somewhere they can use quickly.
'This is devastating to the organization,' said an FBI official involved with the investigation. 'We're chopping off the head of LulzSec.'
Once again, showing that the morons in power don't understand how the internet works.
If you really want to call this guy a head, call him a head of a hydra.
Chop off this so called head, and two more grow in it's place.
Their advantage over dictatorships or other forms of government is merely that they "effectively prevent lower-than-average candidates from becoming leaders."'"
I think you've got that backwards, the only candidates we seem to get are well below average.
I remember reading the opposite.
I've also lost count of how many times I've had to use the "I'm a blind fucker" audio option because I can never read the damn things.
On top of that, I'd imagine it'd be relatively easy to make a computer recognize simple numbers being spoken.
(In before they start making the voices harder to understand too)
Anyone using above 3GB on an unlimited plan is a customer who isn't paying enough for the privilege
Excuse me? You're robbing people blind with your ridiculously high prices.
There's some months where my phone bill is higher than my damn electric bill.
You can't tell me that electricity is easier to make. |:
If you want to sell some porn, hire some actors you cheapskates.
The game itself should always be classified as a "good", and should be able to be used in some form or another on it's own.
Connection to a server in order to play with others, however, is a service.
I question these results when neither Pilot nor Air Traffic Controller are on this list.
I've heard every other year that there's going to be a devastating solar storm that will change electronics forever, or whatnot.
I'm almost as tired of hearing this as I am of hearing the constant "We solved the energy crisis!" stories.
I guess Sprint is bleeding customers so bad that they have begun leasing their bandwidth to other companies to resell.
There are several small companies that do that in my area under AT&T.
It's the only thing worse than being an AT&T customer, because, as you could guess, it doesn't work well if you actually use the service.
Leave the market alone, it'll be just fine they said.
Bullshit, we're getting robbed blind by these people, costs should be nowhere near this high.
If they took one day of bonus away from the CEO, they'd probably be able to upgrade their infrastructure enough to handle all of the current users without breaking a sweat.
Oh, but no, CEO man has to have his 7 yachts and 5 mansions. We would be terrorists if we wanted him to go without just one yacht.
Really now? We need harsher moderators then -,-
Whatever makes the warmongers in congress happy.
At least this way we're not sending young men to die needlessly.
Every bloody time I watch one, there's always the one idiot the moderator has to argue with for hours that his turn is up.
Would be so much easier just to go "Time's up!" *zap*
Haha, I'm glad someone caught it.
Back in my day, we copied pages by hand that we needed our own copies of. You're all a bunch of spoiled, lazy brats!
Now if you'll excuse me, I have a hill to go up in order to get home.
The longer i tend to sleep past 6 hours, the worse I feel throughout the day.
Some of my best/most productive days have been on 3-4 hours of sleep.
I hardly trust NORMAL elevators. Wake me up when they have space stairs.
Did the recent scandal involving TSA workers targeting women for scans make the White House realize that TSA is a national embarrassment?
> Assuming that the DHS has any common sense at all.
Of all the things to try to save, you're trying to save pigeons? There are so many of the flying rats in major cities, you could kill millions of them and there would STILL be too many.
...are those with multiple personalities immune to this sort of detection? :P