There is not fierce competition, the McCarron Fergason act of 1945 exempts insurance companies from anti-trust laws. They can, and do, get together and fix prices.
When large corporate lobbyists and their politicians talk about the economy, simply substitute the word "profit" for "jobs" to get a more honest version of what they're saying.
And beware of anything with the word "free" in it.
With it seems like all the health care sites having the same problems, I can't help wondering how much of it sabotage caused by the republicans and the insurance companies.
We need to stop calling it DRM and call it what it really is "Digital Restrictions Malware".
In the 1980s copy protected software started to appear and poeple would not buy it.
Have we turned into a herd of cattle that will accept all the crap governments and corporations throw at us?
Here is the story.
Sony puts malware on CDs, how can anyone trust them to tell the truth?
They will just put their spin on it and make a hero out to be a traiter.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/...
A few summers ago, when gas hit $4.00/gallon I added it up and I was paying more for bandwidth (cable, telephone, wife's cell, and internet) than I was for energy. (gas for two cars, natural gas and electricity) I ditched cable, eliminated one phone line, and my wife got a cheaper cell plan. Ditching cable was one of the best decisions I have ever made.
A few years back when gas hit $4.00/Gallon I added it up and I was paying more for bandwidth than energy.
Energy: Gasoline (2 cars), Natural Gas, Electricity.
Bandwidth: Cable TV, 2 Phone lines, Internet, Wife's Cell Phone.
My first move was to cut the cable (Comcast), then we dropped the second phone line and my wife got a cheaper cell plan.
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I found that a programming job ruined a good hobby. I went back to CNC machining.
I quit buying Sony products when they started putting viruses on CDs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S...
There is not fierce competition, the McCarron Fergason act of 1945 exempts insurance companies from anti-trust laws. They can, and do, get together and fix prices.
They are not bad people thay are cattle. You can join them if you want to, I won't.
The deepest circle of hell should be reserved for people who abuse power.
Here in the USA we call bribes campaign contributions.
People who have worked there have REPORTED claims that there is Alien Spacecraft there. They can't all be lying, right?
The best place to hide the truth is in a pack of lies.
When large corporate lobbyists and their politicians talk about the economy, simply substitute the word "profit" for "jobs" to get a more honest version of what they're saying.
And beware of anything with the word "free" in it.
With it seems like all the health care sites having the same problems, I can't help wondering how much of it sabotage caused by the republicans and the insurance companies.
A new use is found for duct tape every day.
Governments just make the laws. It's us peasants who have to follow them.
We need to stop calling it DRM and call it what it really is "Digital Restrictions Malware". In the 1980s copy protected software started to appear and poeple would not buy it. Have we turned into a herd of cattle that will accept all the crap governments and corporations throw at us?
Here is the story. Sony puts malware on CDs, how can anyone trust them to tell the truth? They will just put their spin on it and make a hero out to be a traiter. http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/...
Our messages are transmitted over a carrier signal that is very obvious, even if the data is encrypted.
It's more than just the encryption, you also need to figure out the alphabet. Even if you figure out that 01000001 means "A" what does "A" mean?
We don't have a choice, there are only two viable parties and they both support unrestrained capitalism. (The key word here is unrestrained.)
What does sushi mean in Japanese? Raw Fish?
The model T was introduced in1909, 1927 was the end of it's run.
Sounds like 1948 and Tucker all over again. Go Tesla!
A few summers ago, when gas hit $4.00/gallon I added it up and I was paying more for bandwidth (cable, telephone, wife's cell, and internet) than I was for energy. (gas for two cars, natural gas and electricity) I ditched cable, eliminated one phone line, and my wife got a cheaper cell plan. Ditching cable was one of the best decisions I have ever made.
And I thought Steve Jobs was the anti-christ.
Do you mean "welease".
Get a $199 Chromebook, start hacking, install a Linux distro.
Removing Dash/shopping and adding Classicmenu makes for a system that's easy to navigate.
If it was not for the quicklists I would dump Unity.
How do you remove the dash?
A few years back when gas hit $4.00/Gallon I added it up and I was paying more for bandwidth than energy. Energy: Gasoline (2 cars), Natural Gas, Electricity. Bandwidth: Cable TV, 2 Phone lines, Internet, Wife's Cell Phone. My first move was to cut the cable (Comcast), then we dropped the second phone line and my wife got a cheaper cell plan.
"All in all you're just another brick in the wall."