so you don't think we should criticize a government who is making decisions based on religion as opposed to science, or based on what will help his campaign donors as opposed what would benefit most of the people.
there was some type of artificial gravity on the "bombers" or did you not notice Rose's sister falling down from the catwalk over the bombs. or her trying to kick the ladder to get the remote control to release the bombs to drop down to where she was.
Your 50 year old may make twice as much as your 25 year old IT worker- but they'll make far less than half the mistakes and cause far fewer project delays.
I've mentioned this earlier. the Net Neutrality situation is only affecting the physical connection aspect by design. since the physical connection is something that is a natural monopoly and should be regulated like a public utility (water, electricity). the rest of it is content.
part of me thinks that the whole debate is really about the "legacy" media companies trying to find a way to regain their status as "gatekeepers of culture"
I wonder how many of the data breaches that have happened in the last few years can be linked to companies outsourcing IT work to countries where the data protection laws are lax?
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unless something's happened that didn't make the news I though Bezos owned the Washington Post. Which is probably Enemy number 3 or 4
so you don't think we should criticize a government who is making decisions based on religion as opposed to science, or based on what will help his campaign donors as opposed what would benefit most of the people.
but I like chewy beers.
there was some type of artificial gravity on the "bombers" or did you not notice Rose's sister falling down from the catwalk over the bombs. or her trying to kick the ladder to get the remote control to release the bombs to drop down to where she was.
It probably tasted like a Kale Smoothie.
so you're complaining that a Naval Admiral transferred over to ground forces,
two meters is also a little bit larger than a person. 2 meters is roughly 6'6"
Your 50 year old may make twice as much as your 25 year old IT worker- but they'll make far less than half the mistakes and cause far fewer project delays.
I think that's your reason right there.
I thought they were pining for the Fjords
the problem is, in most areas the primaries only draw the party loyalists. most moderates probably don't vote along party lines.
moose bites can be nasti
and Trump's knowledge about foreign policy was better?
I didn't vote for trump, I voted for Clinton, who had actual foreign policy experience from her time as Secretary of State.
I've mentioned this earlier. the Net Neutrality situation is only affecting the physical connection aspect by design. since the physical connection is something that is a natural monopoly and should be regulated like a public utility (water, electricity). the rest of it is content.
because the issue at hand is only with the physical connection providers, not the content providers like Facebook/Twitter/Reddit...
I thought the name for the legislation for everyone outside of the Fox "News" distortion bubble was the Affordable Care Act
my guess is they're counting each visit/session as a separate person?
that's fine until the person leading the donkey dies of dysentery
the problem with building up is good old fashioned NIMBYism, as others pointed out.
I thought the ones who leech were "Job Creators" in the current political context?
I presume you'd rather see him use Breitbart or Infowars?
when I read the headline I thought, because of friction from the atmosphere.
part of me thinks that the whole debate is really about the "legacy" media companies trying to find a way to regain their status as "gatekeepers of culture"
...and their little dog too
I wonder how many of the data breaches that have happened in the last few years can be linked to companies outsourcing IT work to countries where the data protection laws are lax?