Well, probably not, but she is exploiting her kid for money. And how many of the viewers are pedophiles? If she's moderating comments she probably knows at least some are, yet continues to try and make money from her son showing off for them.
Maybe don't put your children on YouTube.
Maybe don't try or expect to make money from your child being on YouTube.
Maybe we all know that social media isn't good for kids anyway.
Say it was China that hacked Equifax. We're in trade negotiations with them right now. Maybe they try to demand favorable terms in exchange for not releasing all that data.
But there is a big difference between being an imperfect Republic and being an oppressive totalitarian-authoritarian police state run by a single corrupt party that thinks "human rights" refers to it's power to do whatever the hell it wants to the humans under its vile authority.
Taiwan (the other China) and Korea? Unless LG makes stuff in China. And Foxconn is Taiwanese but I think they have factories on the mainland. But how do you even know? What electronic device doesn't have at least some components that were made in China?
I'd love to have IE completely gone. Problem is that we have sites and devices that depend on ActiveX plugins. Presumably because they are lazy a-holes.
$500 billion of lost output would today be about.02% of GDP, presumably far less in 2100. One trillion dollars in infrastructure damage over 81 years is even less meaningful (normal wear and tear will do it regardless).
This new New Deal would cost trillions every year, not one trillion over 81 years. It will almost certainly reduce GDP by more than.02%.
Cost/Benefit analysis => Bad idea, not worth doing by a long shot.
I think you're right. Notice how they are paying a "back-dated tax", rather than, "unpaid" or "owed". So, back-dated as in, "you didn't owe it then, but now we want more."
Government support doesn't help. Many European nations provide all the things you listed and have lower fertility rates than the US. Or in other words, increased government social supports correlate with decreased fertility rates. As does social/economic development generally.
There was a researcher named Thorarnin something (I think, can't track his name down) who described how government support removes many of the reasons people have children - like having someone to care for you in old age.
Yes, there are upsides and downsides, probable benefits and likely costs, and would require a host of exceptions, requirements and so forth. There are plenty of cases where representatives must be physically present, and more where they should be, but the bulk of their duties could probably be done from anywhere.
Oh, that gives me an idea - don't let it be "from anywhere". Install secure communications hardware at the rep's district office and make it the only location from which they can act as present other than the actual chambers.
I don't know if it would work, or be a good idea at all, but we'd be fools to not consider it.
Ars Technology also notes: "The corporate tax cut implemented as 2018 began also didn't stop job cuts at Comcast and AT&T, despite promises that the tax cut would create new jobs."
What did that have to do with the topic of the article? Nothing. Then why include it? Why, to grind a political ax of course!
It's like when you accidentally see your neighbor naked through the window. You have to stare for a few minutes to make sure your eyes aren't playing tricks, and you finish masturbating, before you tell everyone else what you saw.
And how does it get upgraded when better chips are available? Should I wait for one that "grows" into place like the NN 1 inskin from Daniel Keys Moran's "The Long Run" ("The Continuing Time" series)?
Is that where Musk got the idea? Because that's exactly what he describes.
If it makes you feel better, I have DirecTV Now, one of what is about to be three AT&T streaming services (assholes), and despite AT&T owning Turner, I can't sign into Adult Swim with my DTVN login.
What the hell? What does this mean for DTVN subscribers? Do I get to pay even more for HBO? Certainly makes me feel like I'm making a big mistake playing with that retard factory.
Sure, you're skipping the loan process, but the end result is the same. Is it really any different to be paying the university vs a lender? You're still just deferring tuition payment until after graduation..
No, it's not. But that doesn't change the fact that the company is far too big and bureaucratic to operate effectively. I have a feeling though that they won't be shedding the right employees, more likely it's the ones they actually need being discarded.
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Maybe don't put your children on YouTube.
Maybe don't try or expect to make money from your child being on YouTube.
Maybe we all know that social media isn't good for kids anyway.
Say it was China that hacked Equifax. We're in trade negotiations with them right now. Maybe they try to demand favorable terms in exchange for not releasing all that data.
But there is a big difference between being an imperfect Republic and being an oppressive totalitarian-authoritarian police state run by a single corrupt party that thinks "human rights" refers to it's power to do whatever the hell it wants to the humans under its vile authority.
Taiwan (the other China) and Korea? Unless LG makes stuff in China. And Foxconn is Taiwanese but I think they have factories on the mainland. But how do you even know? What electronic device doesn't have at least some components that were made in China?
And yet it's not even close to being the first time that was used to promote legislation.
Wells Fargo check reader - touchy plugin, requires reduced security
Fingerprint scanner for adding users to security system - touchy plugin, reduced security
"eRelocation" service - wicked touchy, 32-bit only, security reducing plugin.
Maybe if MS just kills IE entirely these jerks will have to get with the damn times already.
This new New Deal would cost trillions every year, not one trillion over 81 years. It will almost certainly reduce GDP by more than .02%.
Cost/Benefit analysis => Bad idea, not worth doing by a long shot.
I think you're right. Notice how they are paying a "back-dated tax", rather than, "unpaid" or "owed". So, back-dated as in, "you didn't owe it then, but now we want more."
The simple rule of thumb is that economic development is inversely correlated with fertility rates. I think you got most of the big reasons why.
There was a researcher named Thorarnin something (I think, can't track his name down) who described how government support removes many of the reasons people have children - like having someone to care for you in old age.
Oh, that gives me an idea - don't let it be "from anywhere". Install secure communications hardware at the rep's district office and make it the only location from which they can act as present other than the actual chambers.
I don't know if it would work, or be a good idea at all, but we'd be fools to not consider it.
What did that have to do with the topic of the article? Nothing. Then why include it? Why, to grind a political ax of course!
It's like when you accidentally see your neighbor naked through the window. You have to stare for a few minutes to make sure your eyes aren't playing tricks, and you finish masturbating, before you tell everyone else what you saw.
This will make it easy to verify whether or not they're being honest.
No, I'm sorry, that's a lie. I was hoping you wouldn't so I could.
Are they wholly synthetic or naturally occurring but unused?
Life, uh... finds a way.
I'm sick of Wikipedia always bugging me to buy it cigarettes.
Is that where Musk got the idea? Because that's exactly what he describes.
How was it free? Remind is spending money, and presumably not sending ads to students along with the teacher's messages. How were they making money?
If it makes you feel better, I have DirecTV Now, one of what is about to be three AT&T streaming services (assholes), and despite AT&T owning Turner, I can't sign into Adult Swim with my DTVN login.
What the hell? What does this mean for DTVN subscribers? Do I get to pay even more for HBO? Certainly makes me feel like I'm making a big mistake playing with that retard factory.
Poor planning.
Sure, you're skipping the loan process, but the end result is the same. Is it really any different to be paying the university vs a lender? You're still just deferring tuition payment until after graduation..
No, it's not. But that doesn't change the fact that the company is far too big and bureaucratic to operate effectively. I have a feeling though that they won't be shedding the right employees, more likely it's the ones they actually need being discarded.