You're right, the law is clear, but you're also wrong. You can protest on the PUBLIC SIDEWALK that runs past a privately owned parking lot, but you do not have a right to trespass on private property to protest. Just like you can protest on the sidewalk outside a bank, but you can't trespass inside the bank to protest without consequences.
Municipal airports are publicly owned, not private property.
Your third point is wrong because your first two points are wrong. No one has "a right" to trespass on private property to protest.
Haven't used Chrome, or any fork, for a couple years. And since ms improvements in today's browsers are not meaningful in anyway, I don't see the point.
60+ networks for $40/mo. I don't want 60+ networks. I only want the ones I watch. That was the whole reason I cut the cable, so they're not enticing me back by troweling out the same garbage channels at an inflated price.
They can publish all the "feel good" guidelines they want. Until they can effectively and promptly enforce consistent guidelines, it's all marketing drivel aimed at keeping the lawyers and regulators at bay.
T-Mobile is doing BOGO on Note 8's, Verizon sells them 50% off, Note 7 owners can get up to $425 discount from Samsung. And until 24 Sept. you can get up to $230 of accessories free with it. They sell like hotcakes when they're cheapened. Eats into profit though. Good thing the Samsung OLED division is making iPhone screens profitably.
Actually, what he did was more like planning the robbery, made that plan accessible to others, then acted surprised that someone used his plan to rob the bank.
Since each end user location (think individual home) has a single connection to the internet through a single ISP through which the occupants of that location may need to (per your example) concurrently play a streamed game, stream a movie, and make a VoiP call, how does that ISP realistically argue they can provide different quality and speed of connections to all members of the household at the same time?
4 smartphones and a Samsung LTE tablet, unlimited data plan, heavy data users, $279/mo includes payments for a Pixel phone and a Droid high end phone (we own the iPhone 6+ and 6S). Always have good coverage, good calls, no drops, fast data, no complaints. We've been with Verizon since our first cell phones. We're always open to offers, but so far no one has beat VZ on quality. Price maybe, but connections, stability, speed and quality count for a lot. Cheap service isn't a value if you can't use it.
It is a one-way business relationship in which Alphabet monetizes user data and gets the money, and the people who purchase Chromebooks or use Chrome browser, get the business.
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Kinda like 5GE isn't it? Make that shyte up and trowel it out.
You're right, the law is clear, but you're also wrong. You can protest on the PUBLIC SIDEWALK that runs past a privately owned parking lot, but you do not have a right to trespass on private property to protest. Just like you can protest on the sidewalk outside a bank, but you can't trespass inside the bank to protest without consequences.
Municipal airports are publicly owned, not private property.
Your third point is wrong because your first two points are wrong. No one has "a right" to trespass on private property to protest.
Only, there's nothing benign about it.
Haven't used Chrome, or any fork, for a couple years. And since ms improvements in today's browsers are not meaningful in anyway, I don't see the point.
Or they're off their medication again.
How's that working for ya?
60+ networks for $40/mo. I don't want 60+ networks. I only want the ones I watch. That was the whole reason I cut the cable, so they're not enticing me back by troweling out the same garbage channels at an inflated price.
They can publish all the "feel good" guidelines they want. Until they can effectively and promptly enforce consistent guidelines, it's all marketing drivel aimed at keeping the lawyers and regulators at bay.
Really? User error? So completely and obviously unprotected? Can't think of any reasons to open such a db, briefly, on purpose?
Nothing new here except they're calling it "hearing" because people can hear a bee's wings beating. Another case of anthropomorphism click bait.
You can repair it now, but you void the warranty. Don't like the manufacturer's rules, buy something else. It's that simple.
Or, you could take ownership and responsibility for your data by doing backups to an external hard drive or could service.
T-Mobile is doing BOGO on Note 8's, Verizon sells them 50% off, Note 7 owners can get up to $425 discount from Samsung. And until 24 Sept. you can get up to $230 of accessories free with it. They sell like hotcakes when they're cheapened. Eats into profit though. Good thing the Samsung OLED division is making iPhone screens profitably.
Actually, what he did was more like planning the robbery, made that plan accessible to others, then acted surprised that someone used his plan to rob the bank.
When one pyramid scheme isn't enough to fuel speculation, triple down on it.
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Hulu Plus (no commercials tier)
Amazon Prime (video and free shipping)
FilmStruck
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Outsource the CEO position and fire Cruz; see how he likes it.
Since each end user location (think individual home) has a single connection to the internet through a single ISP through which the occupants of that location may need to (per your example) concurrently play a streamed game, stream a movie, and make a VoiP call, how does that ISP realistically argue they can provide different quality and speed of connections to all members of the household at the same time?
I don't mind paying my taxes. I get a lot in return. I mind that corporations doing business in the USA, and other people, don't pay taxes.
4 smartphones and a Samsung LTE tablet, unlimited data plan, heavy data users, $279/mo includes payments for a Pixel phone and a Droid high end phone (we own the iPhone 6+ and 6S). Always have good coverage, good calls, no drops, fast data, no complaints. We've been with Verizon since our first cell phones. We're always open to offers, but so far no one has beat VZ on quality. Price maybe, but connections, stability, speed and quality count for a lot. Cheap service isn't a value if you can't use it.
It is a one-way business relationship in which Alphabet monetizes user data and gets the money, and the people who purchase Chromebooks or use Chrome browser, get the business.
Meh, wrong annoying Facebook thread lol
I had set my bar higher than this. Not interesting, nor needed. On a par with cute cat videos.
Steve Wozniak predicts ... TLDR, who cares. I'm sure he's a nice guy and all, but his 15 minutes expired decades ago.
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