Maybe the real problem is that it's extraordinarily expense for the average person to get a university education in the US. To adjust for this, some tax breaks were added. Now that gets eroded so they can pay their "fair share". The net result is a less educated populace. Not a good long-term result.
And BTW, is this the same company so many praise for its unparalleled attention to detail?
No kidding. Maybe they should do a joint venture with Samsung. When the screen becomes unresponsive from the cold the phone spontaneously combusts. Problem solved.
I doubt Trump is worth as much as his mouth said he was.
Of course not. If he actually had the amount he was saying then he would claim at least twice that. So it's impossible for him to have the amount he claims, no matter what it is.
What's stopping a bunch of people from "painting the tape" - that is, making higher and higher (or lower and lower) transactions amongst themselves? Is there a mechanism? I really don't know.
When a single btc will be worth $70k, those idiots will still spew their usual nonsense.
That's the thing about bubbles - it's very hard to predict when they bursting will actually occur. Even the guy who made billions of the 2008 bubble damn near went broke first because he was too early. You say it's going to $70k. Why? I'm not saying you're wrong, but please do show your work.
Not just snow, but snow clearing equipment. They stop and wave you on and you drive around them. Not sure how an automated car will do that.
Eventually the snow plow will also be automated and they will talk to each other. All cars will. This eliminates surprises, blind spots, stalled intersections, etc.
And then of course once that's all ironed out, the cars go 3D and fly, all communicating. No more snow plow issues because no more roads. All that asphalt-covered land gets reclaimed.
Eight times as much as, not eight times more than. A technical site should at least know how to compare quantities. Eight times more means nine times as much.
The only tax shelters the non rich have seem to involve giving money to rich people. Hmmmmm
You don't claim any deductions on your taxes? Not even the standard one? If you do, then you're avoiding taxes. No giving of money to rich people is involved.
There's a pretty big gap between "serves no purpose" and "does not solve a core problem". And they will keep getting better to the point where it will seem foolish to not have one.
To be fair, Apple hasn’t cornered the market on time-related bugs. Android’s had them too...
There may not be a professional programmer alive who hasn't ever had a date/time bug. Still though, it always seems just a little bit silly that they surface in shipping code.
Humans aren't that fucking fragile. I don't believe any of this "harm" shit.
Jet lag is very real, and it gets worse and worse as one ages. It seems unlikely that there's zero effect at one hour, but then it suddenly kicks in at larger amount of time. If so, then there's some effect. Perhaps trivial in most younger people, but a greater effect with age.
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Seems like money well spent.
Damn. I just sprayed milk and Oreo bits all over my screen.
If only they would give us a lumpy sheet of glass. Then we could really get stuff done!
A decade and a half ago? Maybe he's this guy.
Maybe the real problem is that it's extraordinarily expense for the average person to get a university education in the US. To adjust for this, some tax breaks were added. Now that gets eroded so they can pay their "fair share". The net result is a less educated populace. Not a good long-term result.
You're holding it in the wrong place.
No kidding. Maybe they should do a joint venture with Samsung. When the screen becomes unresponsive from the cold the phone spontaneously combusts. Problem solved.
Not only didn't they ask for help, but Apple reached out to them immediately and they refused the help . Perhaps because they had been waiting for an opportunity to complain about encryption.
Of course not. If he actually had the amount he was saying then he would claim at least twice that. So it's impossible for him to have the amount he claims, no matter what it is.
I'd tell you, but posting it has a cost: time. That's why I'm never gonna tell you.
Try reversing the phase. You'll enjoy it more.
All humans are swayed by illogical things. Though you can mitigate it, there's nothing you can do to prevent it.
What's stopping a bunch of people from "painting the tape" - that is, making higher and higher (or lower and lower) transactions amongst themselves? Is there a mechanism? I really don't know.
That's the thing about bubbles - it's very hard to predict when they bursting will actually occur. Even the guy who made billions of the 2008 bubble damn near went broke first because he was too early. You say it's going to $70k. Why? I'm not saying you're wrong, but please do show your work.
I started with the word "eventually". And I don't know why you find that laughable. It all will happen.
Eventually the snow plow will also be automated and they will talk to each other. All cars will. This eliminates surprises, blind spots, stalled intersections, etc.
And then of course once that's all ironed out, the cars go 3D and fly, all communicating. No more snow plow issues because no more roads. All that asphalt-covered land gets reclaimed.
Eight times as much as, not eight times more than. A technical site should at least know how to compare quantities. Eight times more means nine times as much.
If Facebook is more trustworthy than your lovers then you've really made some poor choices in your life.
You don't claim any deductions on your taxes? Not even the standard one? If you do, then you're avoiding taxes. No giving of money to rich people is involved.
There's a pretty big gap between "serves no purpose" and "does not solve a core problem". And they will keep getting better to the point where it will seem foolish to not have one.
There may not be a professional programmer alive who hasn't ever had a date/time bug. Still though, it always seems just a little bit silly that they surface in shipping code.
Or Tony, Orlando, and Dawn. Though admittedly I never did figure out which one was Orlando.
We do. Claim a deduction? That's tax avoidance. It's built into the system. If you don't like a particular avoidance then change the rules.
And it's not tonal. Mispronounced words are easier to understand, and tone can be use to convey meaning even when the vocabulary is lacking.
Jet lag is very real, and it gets worse and worse as one ages. It seems unlikely that there's zero effect at one hour, but then it suddenly kicks in at larger amount of time. If so, then there's some effect. Perhaps trivial in most younger people, but a greater effect with age.