I was under the impression that the talent situation was one where there's not enough people willing to do the job at the price that companies are wanting to pay.
I thought they were all a continuation of a proud tradition of/. trolling. going all the way back to GNAA, golden girls, Apps, cows, hot Grits, Sublaxations, Bennett Haselton, Jonathan Katz...
I suspect that the problem with building more runways is acquiring the land from the people who live or have businesses on the land. that could get expensive
I had a situation where I bought a TV from them, took it home and while setting it up noticed the screen was cracked. I wasn't sure if it was my fault or theirs, but they exchanged it for another of the same model with minimal difficulty.
that gives me a fragment of an idea. maybe claim that the Internet is the 21st century equivalent of Postal roads (something that is a constitutional duty of the federal government) put the physical connection under the domain of the USPS, they've had a history of delivering content without looking at it.
Slashdot Mirror
I think we found Peter Thiel's account
I was under the impression that the talent situation was one where there's not enough people willing to do the job at the price that companies are wanting to pay.
so is the computer our friend or not?
like the Yogi said "It's deja vu all over again"
but we can't make them repairable and THINNER
surely you've never worked collections. (I know, don't call you Shirley)
not all gamers are like that.
sounds more like a competitive bicycle (think velodrome track racing or tour de france) vs what most people would actually use
because if the battery isn't replaceable it can be thinner. Which is something that marketing people seem to think everyone wants regardless of brand
I thought they were all a continuation of a proud tradition of /. trolling. going all the way back to GNAA, golden girls, Apps, cows, hot Grits, Sublaxations, Bennett Haselton, Jonathan Katz...
I suspect that the problem with building more runways is acquiring the land from the people who live or have businesses on the land. that could get expensive
I had a situation where I bought a TV from them, took it home and while setting it up noticed the screen was cracked. I wasn't sure if it was my fault or theirs, but they exchanged it for another of the same model with minimal difficulty.
wasn't there a Black Mirror episode similar to that
and there are some items where even with 4-5 Brick and mortar stores don't have something in stock /
I think Top Gear stole most of those sayings to use as introductions for The Stig
both?
in a filing cabinet with a sign "beware of leopard"
...for now
there's already an entire channel devoted to that point of view. it's called Fox "News"
but they do have more than 1.5mb/sec in a city?
I know the two theaters closest to me, one a Cinemark and the other an AMC have both gone to the pleather recliners during renovations.
how much is Putin or the Koch brothers paying now?
that sounds like some Alex Jones level crazy
that gives me a fragment of an idea. maybe claim that the Internet is the 21st century equivalent of Postal roads (something that is a constitutional duty of the federal government) put the physical connection under the domain of the USPS, they've had a history of delivering content without looking at it.
I thought the Womp Womp was a vocalization of a "sad trombone" effect