Tesla is booking significant revenue from cars they haven't yet built and likely won't build for years and THEY ARE STILL LOSING MONEY?
Damn. You want to get it straight, we tried to let you get it straight, but then in the very next thing you write you get it wrong. Deposits are not revenue. They don't affect the profit/loss in any way.
When you buy property do you only buy something less than your net worth? Of course not. Google has good credit, and the land itself would be collateral. So they could do it if they wanted to. (though why would they?)
Like any phone, if the voltage dropped the phone shut down. So what they did instead is reduce the maximum draw in order to maintain the necessary voltage. It made the phones more useful, not less, despite what you'll read in these comments.
I think the issue was more with simply not telling anybody about the change, leading to frustration by a genuinely invisible foe.
That's what it should be, but for people to learn that they'd have to actually read past the headlines of "Apple intentionally slowing your old phone".
I have a friend with a LG phone listed above that got stuck in a bootloop recently. Sucks to be him! Because he's not in the existing class action, so he gets jack shit.
This does not preclude him from taking action on his own. Considering that LG is already paying on this, he probably has a pretty good chance at some remuneration.
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So you're agreeing with me? Not sure what your response means.
Go ahead.
Damn. You want to get it straight, we tried to let you get it straight, but then in the very next thing you write you get it wrong. Deposits are not revenue. They don't affect the profit/loss in any way.
When you buy property do you only buy something less than your net worth? Of course not. Google has good credit, and the land itself would be collateral. So they could do it if they wanted to. (though why would they?)
What does that have to do with what I wrote?
Reddit is not the government, They can ban them if they want.
Like any phone, if the voltage dropped the phone shut down. So what they did instead is reduce the maximum draw in order to maintain the necessary voltage. It made the phones more useful, not less, despite what you'll read in these comments.
But this case is waymo important to uber than it is to waymo. If uber loses it's a huge setback, if waymo loses nothing changes.
This must be sarcasm.
it's a shame it's now so difficult to find posts from Carl Lydick. They're good for countless hours of entertainment and enlightenment.
What might you might need to reconsider is what matters most to you in this topic.
Only if you gain. Selling for the purchase price does not create a gain. And not 40% of course, but that's not the point.
This guy is a writer and he thinks a cache of money is pronounced cash-ay?
Are you one of the city assholes they should move to?
That's what it should be, but for people to learn that they'd have to actually read past the headlines of "Apple intentionally slowing your old phone".
For me personally, the one time I ever needed it my helmet saved me both money and a lot of pain and facial scaring. I'm glad this wasn't my face.
This does not preclude him from taking action on his own. Considering that LG is already paying on this, he probably has a pretty good chance at some remuneration.
I'm glad they don't, as that directly affects both resale value and the general perception of the overall quality.
It won't be terribly long before human drivers are relegated to closed tracks. They're simply too dangerous and unreliable.
These are the same people who blindly forward all those "tell everybody you know" emails that a 30 second search debunks.
What a bizarre way to interpret what he wrote.
Ya think?
A dead one...or so they would have you believe. Rumor has it he's taken over Patton Oswalt's identity. It's obvious from the recent photos.
If you're aiming for growth/redemption then five years in prison is about the worst thing you could do.
Interesting. What other things have you "borrowed"?
When was the last time you did this? Before or after the $29 announcement? And how many times is "every time"?