Worth noting: most of the money from the severance package is composed of restricted stock units and options -- there's only $3 million in cold hard cash.
$55M is more of an idea, a gesture. It is Yahoo! stock, I assume.
It was just way more information than was necessary. By owning a modem, a user would ostensibly know that they have to call the cable company to provision the device, what models are approved, and so on. The question I asked was simply if the cableco pushed out firmware. That's it, a simple 'yes or no' question.
I do appreciate the answer, albeit long-winded. You, however, can eat shit.
I love the exposure his show gives to big topics, but having to sit through his repeated attempts to be funny is grating. He desperately needs new writers (assuming the problem isn't Oliver himself).
Nothing. OP was pointing out a tendency for some of those that have eschewed television to become arrogant regarding their decision. People like this will not hesitate to interject this into a conversation, and can be quite condescending about it.
I'm with you. XFCE here, but I still find the variety wonderful.
I am perfectly content with Linux being the niche OS that it is. Having been a user in some form or another since 2001, I fully understand the perception of Linux being difficult to use for the novice. It has improved drastically in that time, however, and I am very grateful for its existence.
What does population size have to do with it?
And if you're tying to imply that Gen-X'ers don't bubble-wrap their kids, you're wrong. As a Gen-X'er, I have noticed a sharp contrast with how we were raised (by Boomers), which could be a style best described as 'free-range', and how members of my generation now raises their kids. I don't like what I see, and I doubt I would 'succeed' as a modern parent.
We know nothing of the sort. We can assume Apple can do so, but with no further evidence besides an official statement from the FBI, there is no reason to believe that any other organization has such capability.
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liberals tend to be concerned with facts and evidence
Until they start talking about guns. Then it's out the window.
The IRS targeted conservative groups, not liberal ones.
IRS Targeting Controversy
Slashdot could use a little human intervention in its news outfit, I believe.
I think someone was whining about it randomly in the comments of an unrelated story.
He has a track record of failure and fraud.
Worth noting: most of the money from the severance package is composed of restricted stock units and options -- there's only $3 million in cold hard cash.
$55M is more of an idea, a gesture. It is Yahoo! stock, I assume.
I use Linux (var), and it has never alerted me with a popup. So no, at least not in such a tacky, intrusive manner.
This wasn't a system message, or an error. This was an advertisement/nagscreen.
Some of these are pretty good, I must say. For a chuckle, anyway.
Part of 'making the US better' involves not buying into the cop-drama bullshit you seem to believe. Read the news sometime.
I'm sooo grateful to live in a free society, where the authorities are only interested in protecting us. All of us, equally.
Ohh, so that's why cops don't like TOR. Gotcha!
It was just way more information than was necessary. By owning a modem, a user would ostensibly know that they have to call the cable company to provision the device, what models are approved, and so on. The question I asked was simply if the cableco pushed out firmware. That's it, a simple 'yes or no' question.
I do appreciate the answer, albeit long-winded. You, however, can eat shit.
He said 'barely qualify', which means that they do, in fact, qualify as routers.
I love the exposure his show gives to big topics, but having to sit through his repeated attempts to be funny is grating. He desperately needs new writers (assuming the problem isn't Oliver himself).
'Yes, the cableco will push firmware' would have been sufficient.
What about customer-owned equipment? Will they push out firmware updates to those, or is that the responsibility of the owner?
She's a PR exec, and was clearly in the wrong line of work.
Nothing. OP was pointing out a tendency for some of those that have eschewed television to become arrogant regarding their decision. People like this will not hesitate to interject this into a conversation, and can be quite condescending about it.
Whoosh. See (closely) your previous comment.
The volatility?
I'm with you. XFCE here, but I still find the variety wonderful.
I am perfectly content with Linux being the niche OS that it is. Having been a user in some form or another since 2001, I fully understand the perception of Linux being difficult to use for the novice. It has improved drastically in that time, however, and I am very grateful for its existence.
What does population size have to do with it?
And if you're tying to imply that Gen-X'ers don't bubble-wrap their kids, you're wrong. As a Gen-X'er, I have noticed a sharp contrast with how we were raised (by Boomers), which could be a style best described as 'free-range', and how members of my generation now raises their kids. I don't like what I see, and I doubt I would 'succeed' as a modern parent.
We know nothing of the sort. We can assume Apple can do so, but with no further evidence besides an official statement from the FBI, there is no reason to believe that any other organization has such capability.
It's certainly going to be my strategy.