The submitter will continue to be only a commentator. The post meanders along with no substance, then eventually gets to the point that it is just a political hit piece.
If a contractor needs it, they need it today. Contractors buy as needed, and are used to just picking up more on the next supply run. Small things bought ahead of time just wind up lost behind the pile of extra parts in the truck or shop. But yea you just sit there on your couch with the 'easy order' button.
It's fun to imagine the mayhem if it also eats vinyl:
Vinyl siding.
Vinyl windows.
Vapor barriers.
Drain and sewer pipes (and some supply pipes).
Electrical insulation. And thats just a basic modern home.
It is not the driver's fault for buying a defective product with false advertising, this a fault of the manufacturer. However now that we all know it is a defective product, knowingly using said defective product is NOW the fault of the driver. Hmm, can't be long now until a lawyer initiates a class action suit.
Nice try, but these don't look related to meltdown or spectre at all. It's a problem with their 'secure' management layer, intel already fixed theirs a while back - what took AMD so long:P
And your $36 includes taxes, which helps pay for road repair and expansion. Do those electric prices do anything to help maintain the roadways they use?
That is almost 1 out of every 2 people on earth. They might have had 3 billion 'accounts', but how many of them were throw aways that people kept creating and discarding for various questionable purposes. I would guess legitimate accounts will drop 2+ zeros from that total. Verifiable accounts, those where the owner will respond back, would drop 2+ more zeros.
I don't use twitter, but isn't this the type of thing they have been preaching to people for a long time now? Why has it taken them so long to also have equality on their data collection convenience platform?
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It's the modern day version of Mad Libs.
The submitter will continue to be only a commentator. The post meanders along with no substance, then eventually gets to the point that it is just a political hit piece.
of the graphene product, I see the machine but the 'product' looks like a computer illustration. (sigh)
Are you saying you don't have electricity or plumbing yet over there?
If a contractor needs it, they need it today. Contractors buy as needed, and are used to just picking up more on the next supply run. Small things bought ahead of time just wind up lost behind the pile of extra parts in the truck or shop. But yea you just sit there on your couch with the 'easy order' button.
Haha, good luck getting everyone to agree to a standard. Plus there a ton of non-hardwired smoke alarms and such out there.
It's fun to imagine the mayhem if it also eats vinyl: Vinyl siding. Vinyl windows. Vapor barriers. Drain and sewer pipes (and some supply pipes). Electrical insulation. And thats just a basic modern home.
It is not the driver's fault for buying a defective product with false advertising, this a fault of the manufacturer. However now that we all know it is a defective product, knowingly using said defective product is NOW the fault of the driver. Hmm, can't be long now until a lawyer initiates a class action suit.
It's even better than that! Exceed the speed limit for the area and boom! Automatic speeding ticket!
It's going to suck more for them as my business goes elsewhere.
It gets even stupider when you realize they are breaking one of the 1st rules of passwords, use a different one for each account.
But if they get your 'biometrics', you um... Use a different finger? Use a different face?
I am undecided if you are implying the windows phones were big and clunky, or bragging that you still play with matchbox cars ?
Good thing there are no pesky updates to get in your way anymore. It is now the perfect phone.
just an excuse to explain poor supply and price gauging.
Since it would first record the data of the person to beam...
I'm gonna stop your right there, before facebook gains interest.
How do you cede customers to a car maker that can't even meet it's own release schedule?
Isn't that why people use it? To put yourself out there to the public?
Or to put it another way, those that want privacy don't use facebook.
Nice try, but these don't look related to meltdown or spectre at all. It's a problem with their 'secure' management layer, intel already fixed theirs a while back - what took AMD so long :P
Sounds a lot easier to have never been there in the first place.
Looks to me like some 'designer' got what they wanted. Nothing more.
Good luck undoing that.
And your $36 includes taxes, which helps pay for road repair and expansion. Do those electric prices do anything to help maintain the roadways they use?
That is almost 1 out of every 2 people on earth. They might have had 3 billion 'accounts', but how many of them were throw aways that people kept creating and discarding for various questionable purposes. I would guess legitimate accounts will drop 2+ zeros from that total. Verifiable accounts, those where the owner will respond back, would drop 2+ more zeros.
I don't use twitter, but isn't this the type of thing they have been preaching to people for a long time now? Why has it taken them so long to also have equality on their data collection convenience platform?