That goes without saying. Anyone who really understood how the market would behave wouldn't be blabbing about it for free on the internet. Instead they'd be keeping their mouth shut and buying and selling stocks and getting progressively more wealthy.
I don't think it's much of a secret that when there are two main competitors in a market and one of them has a spectacular fail, the competition will primarily gain from it.
The people who work for them are at-will employees and can leave anytime they like. Temp workers are probably grateful for the extra holiday hours as well, or I'm guessing they'd not be accepting temp work.
I stand ready to defect to a more altruistic company as soon as someone builds a better moustrap.
My parents bought a new pickup with a fancy navigation system, but according to TFP, they have to subscribe to something to use it, so they don't use it. They use a road atlas when they aren't asking people to get off their lawn.
Are they correct? Is it perception or does it truly require a subscription? I suppose at the end of the day it doesn't matter. Perception is reality.
It's totally legitimate to contrast the pooh-poohing of Samsung completely abandoning a flagship product over safety problems with how Slashdot would be reacting if this were Apple
She sounds like the kid who got caught accusing the kid who told of tattling.
But at this point, if you believe Hillary is ever going to tell the trust when the truth might not paint her in as good of light as some convenient lie, you are either willfully ignorant or from another planet.
Doesn't the fact that the phone which started smoking was a replacement phone raise any eyebrows on Slashdot? Like maybe they tried and failed, and the issue still hasn't been fixed?
Sure, most phones are safe, I'm typing this on a Note 7 now, it's just that a fe
Yes, when your lab company has vacated its results, had to close all its labs, and you personally are banned by the FDA from operating or managing a lab, I'd say it might be time for investors to look at their options.
That's non-justice. I did not receive what was due. It's the absence of justice, not the presence of injustice.
If I did receive justice, I can hardly complain about it because I am guilty. What happens to others has no bearing on whether I am receiving justice or not.
The good old "you too" fallacy - why no one ever holds politicians accountable for their misdeeds and illegal activitites today.
"Sure, my client robbed this bank, but come on. Is he the first person ever to rob a bank? Haven't plenty of bank robbers gotten off scot free? Is it really fair for us to single this one person out?"
That goes without saying. Anyone who really understood how the market would behave wouldn't be blabbing about it for free on the internet. Instead they'd be keeping their mouth shut and buying and selling stocks and getting progressively more wealthy.
I don't think it's much of a secret that when there are two main competitors in a market and one of them has a spectacular fail, the competition will primarily gain from it.
I'm waiting for them to open-source his teleprompter, then I can be president too!
Come on, this is really hot deal.
Mod parent "Flamebait"!
The people who work for them are at-will employees and can leave anytime they like. Temp workers are probably grateful for the extra holiday hours as well, or I'm guessing they'd not be accepting temp work.
I stand ready to defect to a more altruistic company as soon as someone builds a better moustrap.
Thank you kind sir, we await your recommendation for reasonable alternatives to Amazon which treat their employees like royalty.
Rosa Labs is... Soylent!
Or there is not a difficulty in turning a profit without paying the license costs, so they don't pay them.
My parents bought a new pickup with a fancy navigation system, but according to TFP, they have to subscribe to something to use it, so they don't use it. They use a road atlas when they aren't asking people to get off their lawn.
Are they correct? Is it perception or does it truly require a subscription? I suppose at the end of the day it doesn't matter. Perception is reality.
It's totally legitimate to contrast the pooh-poohing of Samsung completely abandoning a flagship product over safety problems with how Slashdot would be reacting if this were Apple
AC fanbois' diversionary tactics are working marvelously in this thread
I agree. An immobilized government is not going to take away and additional freedoms, which is the best we can hope for.
WALLY 2016!
I am not taking any of the four candidates I could name with any seriousness. (Which is probably what they hope for anyways.)
She sounds like the kid who got caught accusing the kid who told of tattling.
But at this point, if you believe Hillary is ever going to tell the trust when the truth might not paint her in as good of light as some convenient lie, you are either willfully ignorant or from another planet.
Well maybe they should appear in my living room instead of working remote and slacking off all the time.
Doesn't the fact that the phone which started smoking was a replacement phone raise any eyebrows on Slashdot? Like maybe they tried and failed, and the issue still hasn't been fixed?
Sure, most phones are safe, I'm typing this on a Note 7 now, it's just that a fe
Don't worry. Mark Zuckerberg and Washington DC politicians are working on a plan to solve all your problems.
Yes, when your lab company has vacated its results, had to close all its labs, and you personally are banned by the FDA from operating or managing a lab, I'd say it might be time for investors to look at their options.
To me the thickness of the phone is a "who cares?" factor. The length and width determine what sort of pocket I can fit the phone in.
Right for the wrong reasons is still right.
That's non-justice. I did not receive what was due. It's the absence of justice, not the presence of injustice.
If I did receive justice, I can hardly complain about it because I am guilty. What happens to others has no bearing on whether I am receiving justice or not.
If I did something and am punished for it, I have not received injustice.
The people who are made an example of received justice. The people who didn't received mercy. No one has received injustice.
The good old "you too" fallacy - why no one ever holds politicians accountable for their misdeeds and illegal activitites today.
"Sure, my client robbed this bank, but come on. Is he the first person ever to rob a bank? Haven't plenty of bank robbers gotten off scot free? Is it really fair for us to single this one person out?"
Wait, I'm not supposed to wash my Galaxy Not-
What is this "printer" thing you people speak of?