I predict communication industry start offering services to bulk callers ways to punch through that block. There's nothing more profitable than selling to both sides of a conflict.
A coworker in my former life was doing jobs of two for pitiful pay. One day when another coworker left, she was told to do the job of the departed in addition to the two she was handling. When she refused, she was written up for insubordination. A week later, she landed herself a job with normal work load and 50% increase in pay, and promptly left. That company ended up hiring three people each with higher than what she was paid to do the work she did.
The one thing I know is you can not have a rational discussion with them about gun control. They genuinely believe that the right to bear arms is a good thing and the deaths that result, while tragic, are the price of freedom. I realise that any critique of US gun control or freedom means I will now be modded down.
People with hate in their heart will just as easily use a machete, a baseball bat, a crowbar, or even a vase or broken beer bottle. Gun control is irrelevant for this discussion.
companies forget that loyalty goes both ways. when management demonstrates zero loyalty to employees, employees felt compelled to reciprocate. the first lesson learn by their cheap guest worker replacement is the very same.
And if it is the size of a pea are you pea brained (able to hold contradictory ideas at same time)?
Ability to doublethink is highly valued in the legal profession and in politics. Add duckspeak to the mix, and you have the perfect lawyer and politician all rolled into one.
I'll admit, since I started aggressively using Yahoo's kludgy abuse reporting system, I'm seeing a lot less spam from the "at yahoo dot com" domain. Will this incentivize the current leadership at Yahoo! to finally fix their busted crap?
You forgot to mention that, at least by default, they are toggled to the "don't kill all humans" setting.
The problem is they hired the cheapest programmers they could find in India and between when the specs where developed and the programmers got them that setting got changed to "kill all humans". You get what you pay for when you just base quality of the programmers on how little they cost.
I am just waiting for a disgruntle coder to slip in "take a chance" in their programming...
Remember this company used to be called GoldStar, best known for substandard product and nonexistent customer service in the 90s. The brand name was so thoroughly trashed they renamed themselves LG.
I'd pay triple for a car with that feature, so I could run over retards and then say "It wasn't me, my automatic car did it, sue them.".
Considering that the vehicle will probably have wireless network to facilitate over the air firmware update, I bet real money some 1337 h4x0r script kiddie can't resist the idea of changing that 5 mph to 50 mph... somewhere there will be bookies taking bets on how far the the... target flew following the impact.
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That's nothing new. Consoles and PCs have been warping time and reality for decades.
That's nuttin', St. Jobs has warped reality for decades.
The residual field is still being felt years after he expired.
You mean like this?
I expect ... technology transfer to China faster than you can swear.
I predict communication industry start offering services to bulk callers ways to punch through that block.
There's nothing more profitable than selling to both sides of a conflict.
Microsoft LOVES Linux!
... specifically, M$ loves to have it disappear.
you have to move to W10 one day, so why not to-day?
you'll die one day, why not today?
I wonder if the Nazgûl of late is as persistent as Nazgûl of old?
A coworker in my former life was doing jobs of two for pitiful pay. One day when another coworker left, she was told to do the job of the departed in addition to the two she was handling. When she refused, she was written up for insubordination. A week later, she landed herself a job with normal work load and 50% increase in pay, and promptly left. That company ended up hiring three people each with higher than what she was paid to do the work she did.
We've got some smart ass border agents.
you've missed a word. I took the liberty of fixing it for you.
The one thing I know is you can not have a rational discussion with them about gun control. They genuinely believe that the right to bear arms is a good thing and the deaths that result, while tragic, are the price of freedom. I realise that any critique of US gun control or freedom means I will now be modded down.
People with hate in their heart will just as easily use a machete, a baseball bat, a crowbar, or even a vase or broken beer bottle. Gun control is irrelevant for this discussion.
"Well, the best defense is a good offense. Do you know who said that? Mel the Cook on Alice."
companies forget that loyalty goes both ways. when management demonstrates zero loyalty to employees, employees felt compelled to reciprocate. the first lesson learn by their cheap guest worker replacement is the very same.
The man wants to create the borg collective.
And which fucktard in the government signed this stinker? Might this fucktard now be on Lockheed Martin's payroll now?
My U160 SCSI Cheetah 15K7's on a Mylex controller. For speed that's still a hard combo to beat.
Ouch. I didn't think people still use parallel SCSI.
Been 20+ years since I worked on FW for those.
man-bear-pig?
With an small download cap!
In USA, we much rather charge more for less than build out infrastructure.
And if it is the size of a pea are you pea brained (able to hold contradictory ideas at same time)?
Ability to doublethink is highly valued in the legal profession and in politics.
Add duckspeak to the mix, and you have the perfect lawyer and politician all rolled into one.
I'll admit, since I started aggressively using Yahoo's kludgy abuse reporting system, I'm seeing a lot less spam from the "at yahoo dot com" domain. Will this incentivize the current leadership at Yahoo! to finally fix their busted crap?
You're like, joking, right?
nothing will happen. a few harsh words and then nothing.
You forgot to mention that, at least by default, they are toggled to the "don't kill all humans" setting.
The problem is they hired the cheapest programmers they could find in India and between when the specs where developed and the programmers got them that setting got changed to "kill all humans". You get what you pay for when you just base quality of the programmers on how little they cost.
I am just waiting for a disgruntle coder to slip in "take a chance" in their programming...
Remember this company used to be called GoldStar, best known for substandard product and nonexistent customer service in the 90s. The brand name was so thoroughly trashed they renamed themselves LG.
I was going to say "and nothing of value was lost."
I'd pay triple for a car with that feature, so I could run over retards and then say "It wasn't me, my automatic car did it, sue them.".
Considering that the vehicle will probably have wireless network to facilitate over the air firmware update, I bet real money some 1337 h4x0r script kiddie can't resist the idea of changing that 5 mph to 50 mph... somewhere there will be bookies taking bets on how far the the ... target flew following the impact.
Perhaps you should ask Santa.