FTFY. Let's not kid ourselves about who was REALLY President during the Bush years. And it sure as shit wasn't a dumb himbo pretending to be from Texas.
There were a lot of warning signs that the Western press' support for the Arab Spring may have been a bad idea too, but Twitter certainly didn't stop that.
He's saying that a lot of this "U.S. schools are awful, just awful" stuff is propaganda, funded by U.S. tech firms in an effort to import more H1B-visa indentured servants to save money.
Why has nobody of an officious status mentioned that this could be a false flag attack to muster international sentiments in favor of Syria, in opposition to the rebels?
Because it's become clear that the rebels in Syria (as in most of the Arab Spring) are no more trustworthy than the Assad government, and just as willing to engage in atrocities. When you can't trust either side, you basically end up just ignoring both. It's pretty much impossible to tell the truth from the bullshit in Syria.
And considering how generous Federal Student Loan terms are compared to regular loans, you would be pretty fucking stupid to "retire student debt" with this (especially at 7% interest).
The right thing to do, of course, would have been to contact AT&T. Had he done that, AT&T would have threatened him to keep quiet and then never fixed the flaw
And how is this different from the controversy over this exact same subject here in the US
Well, in Australia the Prime Minister is actually OPPOSING visas that cut native IT workers out of work (and artificially lower wages). In the U.S, by contrast, the President is falling all over himself to say how great they are, and ask for even more.
There millions of people in Africa who live in modern cities who could use any of the US's castoff computers
My understanding is that the big problem is Africa is electricity. Even in the big cities, it's pretty unreliable. That's why cells and tablets are so much more popular there. Even if a desktop were much cheaper up front, it wouldn't be of much use in a place where the power is constantly going out.
Even charities have minimum needs/standars for computers.
Nonsense. Those Goodwill boxes will take anything. I regularly put my old broken appliances, worn out VHS tapes, empty soda cans, used toilet paper, etc. in them late at night and I've never once heard them complain about it.
I keep hearing a lot about "consumer outcry" about EA games. And yet every time a new one comes out, those same consumers seemed to be lined up around the block to buy them.
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Hey, don't knock it. At that rate, I should be getting Google Fiber sometime around 2042.
I bet she also thinks that the highway speed limit is 100 miles when she drives in Canada.
Not only that, but she can drive it in less than 12 parsecs.
Dick Cheney dismantled it upon taking office
FTFY. Let's not kid ourselves about who was REALLY President during the Bush years. And it sure as shit wasn't a dumb himbo pretending to be from Texas.
Forget questioning the war, this was back when a newscaster *not wearing a flag pin* on his lapel could get fired for it.
But Voyager could never gain on that, so it could travel almost indefinitely out into the universe and the Sun would still have at least SOME effect.
There were a lot of warning signs that the Western press' support for the Arab Spring may have been a bad idea too, but Twitter certainly didn't stop that.
Shall we put you in charge of arresting the CEO of every single company that has every done business in China?
I would say that "true interstellar space" was "outside the gravitational effect of our sun" but, technically, that's nowhere in the universe.
...Discovers it can't pay workers in goodwill.
Film at eleven!
At level 0 Slim Pickens releases the great DDoS.
He's saying that a lot of this "U.S. schools are awful, just awful" stuff is propaganda, funded by U.S. tech firms in an effort to import more H1B-visa indentured servants to save money.
Why has nobody of an officious status mentioned that this could be a false flag attack to muster international sentiments in favor of Syria, in opposition to the rebels?
Because it's become clear that the rebels in Syria (as in most of the Arab Spring) are no more trustworthy than the Assad government, and just as willing to engage in atrocities. When you can't trust either side, you basically end up just ignoring both. It's pretty much impossible to tell the truth from the bullshit in Syria.
I agree with you.
Yes, I think she is a total bitch for saying that to you.
You fascinate me.
Yes, I would love to see that romantic comedy with you.
And considering how generous Federal Student Loan terms are compared to regular loans, you would be pretty fucking stupid to "retire student debt" with this (especially at 7% interest).
The right thing to do, of course, would have been to contact AT&T. Had he done that, AT&T would have threatened him to keep quiet and then never fixed the flaw
FTFY
Yeah, but there will be 4x the number of funny hats in this one--available for purchase!
Maybe we could train the Passenger Pigeons to fight the Canada Geese. Win-win!
You can bet MS has approached them on providing chips for Durango too. I wonder if they told *them* to piss off.
And how is this different from the controversy over this exact same subject here in the US
Well, in Australia the Prime Minister is actually OPPOSING visas that cut native IT workers out of work (and artificially lower wages). In the U.S, by contrast, the President is falling all over himself to say how great they are, and ask for even more.
I won't let Europeans into my house, and I'll be damned if I'm letting them into my car!
There millions of people in Africa who live in modern cities who could use any of the US's castoff computers
My understanding is that the big problem is Africa is electricity. Even in the big cities, it's pretty unreliable. That's why cells and tablets are so much more popular there. Even if a desktop were much cheaper up front, it wouldn't be of much use in a place where the power is constantly going out.
And pretend to work.
Great workout.
Even charities have minimum needs/standars for computers.
Nonsense. Those Goodwill boxes will take anything. I regularly put my old broken appliances, worn out VHS tapes, empty soda cans, used toilet paper, etc. in them late at night and I've never once heard them complain about it.
Shorly after release metacritic scores showed the "professional" critics giving 90's and 100's,
Hard to believe, considering most of those critics work for magazines and publications heavily supported by EA advertising.
I keep hearing a lot about "consumer outcry" about EA games. And yet every time a new one comes out, those same consumers seemed to be lined up around the block to buy them.