What they're doing is merely annoying. What is actually far worse is trying to obfuscate the actual issue by issuing a mea culpa speaking to 'GPS signals' -- rather than an open admission of what they were doing and why.
And this somehow okay?
The cover-up is almost always worse than the actual deed.
it's the samsung Interactive Explanation Device. Probably pretty good at taking down intruders who stray too close to it while breaking into your home. But yeah, gotta worry about your homeowner's insurance.. but then again, a Pyrrhic victory is still a win.
Don't worry, most of them will be wiped out in the next 5 years.
They knew this, even in Hollywood back in 1987:
(in regards to a company being labeled a sure thing)
"No such thing except death and taxes. No fundamentals, not a good company any more. What's going on, Bud? You know something? Remember there are no shortcuts, son. Quick buck artists come and go with every bull market, but the steady players make it through the bear market. You're a part of something here, Bud. The money you make for people creates science and research jobs. Don't sell that out."
Yeah but when the NWO and/or Illuminati take over, banks will be the first places hit.
So really, what you want to do is buy an abandoned ICBM silo, and setup an off-grid server farm powered by hidden solar panels. You'll want to install a faraday cage around the premises to protect against tempest attacks on your data. This also has the added benefit of keeping the armed guards from accidentally (Or intentionally! Remember, you'll want to vet these people carefully before hiring. NDA's are a must.) revealing anything via their cell phones
All this conversation about "yeah but if your house burns down" or "there's a flood, as an angry Jehova demonstrates his wrath; crashing calamity and woe down on our heads from on high".. recovering a few family photos or home movies you'll never likely watch again will be at the absolute bottom of your list of priorities.
This will be refuted; but talk to anyone who's lived through that and they'll tell you the same thing "i'm just lucky to be alive".
For personal stuff, just worry about your backup solution handling the most common, nuisance level failures: user error, hardware failure, and software bugs -- aka, even a local copy on an external drive is more than enough almost all the time.
Otherwise we get people who are VERY specialized in a singular field, but completely myopic.
Then they either: a) don't see the connections between their field of study, and others -- kind of a silo effect b) have a high level of expertise in one field, and can speak with authority on that topic, but foolishly believe that it carries over to everything else.
(this is also why liberal arts educations are a good thing, and STEM majors tend to be incredibly dull people.;) )
No wireless? What exactly is that supposed to mean?
For wifi: 802.11ac Wi-Fi with MIMO For bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.0 LE For wireless bands: LTE Bands 1/2/3/4/5/7/8/11/12/13/17/20/21/25/26/28/29/30/66 and TDD-LTE Bands 38/39/40/41/42/43
Oh you sweet summer child.
But anyways, the main thing from all this is smartphones are soon (there already?) to be commodity hardware -unless made by Apple. Valuing $yet_another_phone_maker that high is just silly, regardless of the founder's pedigree.
Government and their tax schemes are kind of like parasites; only instead of trying to exploit a biological niche, they find any economic activity they can -- and try to extract something from it.
Income tax, fine Property tax, fine Sales tax fine (though it's good to live in Oregon sometimes!) Auto Registration.... (it's a tax, no matter how you slice it).... the list goes on pretty much endlessly.
Only slightly surprised IRS goons don't show up and shut down lemonade stands because johnny jr didn't up.
Taxes aren't inherently bad, they do fund necessary services. But dear jesus.. spend the money more wisely and perhaps nonsense like this wouldn't be necessary.
wow, $30+ bucks for the privilege to watch some shitty movie at home vs waiting 6 months to watch the same shitty movie at home for $1 (or free)? Such a compelling value proposition, tell me more.
They wouldn't need to. they have all the pipe wrenches they'd ever need. (And by pipe wrenches, i mean physical pipe wrenches, as well as whatever metaphorical pipe wrenches you can think of for compelling someone's cooperation)
i-84 in eastern oregon is an example of this btw. there's a tree farm near Boardman that produces poplars for paper production. It's about 5 -10 miles long across the freeway, and easily another couple miles deep.
Farms like that are where your paper comes from (or it's simply recycled).
The waits are probably longer in Sweden (or japan, or the UK, or Germany, or France, or any developed country), while the care in the US is probably on par, or better (if you can afford it.)
But US tax rates are lower. And it's a really tough sell politically in this country to get people to look beyond the next paycheck.
Basically It's really, really, really hard to have a single payer system that works when half the population would have an easier time paying 11 quintillion dollaroos for a jet of very limited utility than to help their neighbor from going into bankruptcy over health issues.
(Queue up the slashdot liberterians, with the delicious "I've got mine, fuck you" attitude.)
how is this insightful? she specifically states she doesn't want to be rushed in the morning. Some people *enjoy* relaxing before work with some coffee.
Also note, that when her second alarm goes off she has her commute to the train station mapped down to the fucking minute.
Well clerics and financial analysts are totally different, but I think i can help answer.
Clerics usually wear plate armor, run around with scepters/maces (really any kind of blunt weapon). They're sort of like paladins, just slightly less full of themselves and 'muh chivalry'. They're also pretty much zealots, in their fanatical worship of Rodcet Nife (or Innoruuk, if evil).
SO for skills, they must be good at casting complete heal, and running to remote places to resurrect people. Also keeping a supply of peridots and other gems on hand is a must.. So good inventory management for sure.
Financial analysts.. they're like halflings, right? No one cares about halflings. Go back to Rivervale and stay there you hairy footed bastards.
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What they're doing is merely annoying. What is actually far worse is trying to obfuscate the actual issue by issuing a mea culpa speaking to 'GPS signals' -- rather than an open admission of what they were doing and why.
And this somehow okay?
The cover-up is almost always worse than the actual deed.
it's the samsung Interactive Explanation Device.
Probably pretty good at taking down intruders who stray too close to it while breaking into your home. But yeah, gotta worry about your homeowner's insurance.. but then again, a Pyrrhic victory is still a win.
Or simply get out while ahead.. make a million or two, then abandon ship. Move somewhere like Russia or Thailand and never look back.
Can slashdot just go ahead and ban self-promotion/shilling in posts?
It's really god damn annoying, take your yard-sale somewhere else.
i think part of it is because textual content is so trivial to copy and pass off as your own.
Don't worry, most of them will be wiped out in the next 5 years.
They knew this, even in Hollywood back in 1987:
(in regards to a company being labeled a sure thing)
"No such thing except death and taxes. No fundamentals, not a good company any more. What's going on, Bud? You know something? Remember there are no shortcuts, son. Quick buck artists come and go with every bull market, but the steady players make it through the bear market. You're a part of something here, Bud. The money you make for people creates science and research jobs. Don't sell that out."
Yeah but when the NWO and/or Illuminati take over, banks will be the first places hit.
So really, what you want to do is buy an abandoned ICBM silo, and setup an off-grid server farm powered by hidden solar panels. You'll want to install a faraday cage around the premises to protect against tempest attacks on your data. This also has the added benefit of keeping the armed guards from accidentally (Or intentionally! Remember, you'll want to vet these people carefully before hiring. NDA's are a must.) revealing anything via their cell phones
All this conversation about "yeah but if your house burns down" or "there's a flood, as an angry Jehova demonstrates his wrath; crashing calamity and woe down on our heads from on high".. recovering a few family photos or home movies you'll never likely watch again will be at the absolute bottom of your list of priorities.
This will be refuted; but talk to anyone who's lived through that and they'll tell you the same thing "i'm just lucky to be alive".
For personal stuff, just worry about your backup solution handling the most common, nuisance level failures: user error, hardware failure, and software bugs -- aka, even a local copy on an external drive is more than enough almost all the time.
you know, with steam's big picture mode + xbox 360 controller, you really do get the best of both worlds.
Otherwise we get people who are VERY specialized in a singular field, but completely myopic.
Then they either:
a) don't see the connections between their field of study, and others -- kind of a silo effect
b) have a high level of expertise in one field, and can speak with authority on that topic, but foolishly believe that it carries over to everything else.
(this is also why liberal arts educations are a good thing, and STEM majors tend to be incredibly dull people. ;) )
No wireless? What exactly is that supposed to mean?
For wifi: 802.11ac Wi-Fi with MIMO
For bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.0 LE
For wireless bands: LTE Bands 1/2/3/4/5/7/8/11/12/13/17/20/21/25/26/28/29/30/66 and TDD-LTE Bands 38/39/40/41/42/43
Oh you sweet summer child.
But anyways, the main thing from all this is smartphones are soon (there already?) to be commodity hardware -unless made by Apple. Valuing $yet_another_phone_maker that high is just silly, regardless of the founder's pedigree.
Reading that made me throw up a little in my mouth.
Government and their tax schemes are kind of like parasites; only instead of trying to exploit a biological niche, they find any economic activity they can -- and try to extract something from it.
Income tax, fine .... (it's a tax, no matter how you slice it) .... the list goes on pretty much endlessly.
Property tax, fine
Sales tax fine (though it's good to live in Oregon sometimes!)
Auto Registration
Only slightly surprised IRS goons don't show up and shut down lemonade stands because johnny jr didn't up.
Taxes aren't inherently bad, they do fund necessary services. But dear jesus.. spend the money more wisely and perhaps nonsense like this wouldn't be necessary.
he doesn't have any code left to store, so it's a non-issue!
wow, $30+ bucks for the privilege to watch some shitty movie at home vs waiting 6 months to watch the same shitty movie at home for $1 (or free)? Such a compelling value proposition, tell me more.
do you have a citation for either of those?
this guy can't see the forest for the trees apparently? :)
They wouldn't need to. they have all the pipe wrenches they'd ever need. (And by pipe wrenches, i mean physical pipe wrenches, as well as whatever metaphorical pipe wrenches you can think of for compelling someone's cooperation)
i-84 in eastern oregon is an example of this btw. there's a tree farm near Boardman that produces poplars for paper production. It's about 5 -10 miles long across the freeway, and easily another couple miles deep.
Farms like that are where your paper comes from (or it's simply recycled).
just when you think audiophiles are the most insufferable cunts on the face of the planet...
The waits are probably longer in Sweden (or japan, or the UK, or Germany, or France, or any developed country), while the care in the US is probably on par, or better (if you can afford it.)
But US tax rates are lower. And it's a really tough sell politically in this country to get people to look beyond the next paycheck.
Basically It's really, really, really hard to have a single payer system that works when half the population would have an easier time paying 11 quintillion dollaroos for a jet of very limited utility than to help their neighbor from going into bankruptcy over health issues.
(Queue up the slashdot liberterians, with the delicious "I've got mine, fuck you" attitude.)
how is this insightful? she specifically states she doesn't want to be rushed in the morning. Some people *enjoy* relaxing before work with some coffee.
Also note, that when her second alarm goes off she has her commute to the train station mapped down to the fucking minute.
Well clerics and financial analysts are totally different, but I think i can help answer.
Clerics usually wear plate armor, run around with scepters/maces (really any kind of blunt weapon). They're sort of like paladins, just slightly less full of themselves and 'muh chivalry'. They're also pretty much zealots, in their fanatical worship of Rodcet Nife (or Innoruuk, if evil).
SO for skills, they must be good at casting complete heal, and running to remote places to resurrect people. Also keeping a supply of peridots and other gems on hand is a must.. So good inventory management for sure.
Financial analysts.. they're like halflings, right? No one cares about halflings. Go back to Rivervale and stay there you hairy footed bastards.
You can't really compare a personal tragedy to one that effects society as a whole.
Well for starters, you never know exactly how a given technological process might be used in the future.
yar.. if there's one thing worse than this kind of repugnant bullshit, it's censorship.