make healthcare affordable enough that you don't need the government
No government means no regulation. That leaves the medical industry to voluntarily reduce prices and profits and not engage in anti-competitive behavior. Given the behavior of the medical industry these last decades, do you really believe that will happen? Bottom line, the only way to MAKE healthcare affordable is through the government.
There is nothing in that opinion piece defending current government spending practices. It is critical of S&P's understanding of CBO budget estimates. You should READ what Paul Krugman writes before condemning it.
The bill amends Section 2703 of title 18, United States Code. Section 2703 of title 18 says the government can, with a warrant, ask for records from ISPs. The amended part says 1) the ISP must keep a record of temp IP addresses and 2) records must be stored securely to protect customer privacy.
I dropped Netflix mail DVDs after waiting 4 months for a "newish" DVD. The price was OK, but if you can't get anything remotely new, it is not worth it. I recently dropped Netflix streaming as well. Stuff in my queue kept disappearing. A TV series disappeared in the middle of watching a season. The price was OK, but when even the very limited content disappears so quickly and randomly, it is not worth it. That makes it more like watching broadcast without a DVR: catch it while you can because who knows if it will be there tomorrow.
Daily affirmation: People are lazy and stupid. They will fritter away the last moments of their unfulfilled lives complaining about something they chose to use rather than change.
The output rounds the interior angles to an integer, so it displays 68deg instead of 67.5deg. Below the individual interior angles it states the sum of the interior angles is 180deg.
Mentioning Al Franken in the presence of self proclaimed "conservatives" is like waving a red flag at a bull. They will stampede to proclaim the NBC/Comcast merger as a shining beacon of free market supremacy and the best thing for the consumer since sliced bread.
Either unit is equally effective in the Security Kabuki. Safety is not a consideration, because the worst effects will manifest after the responsible politicians are retired to a life of taxpayer and corporate funded luxury.
When you can't deny the information any longer, you switch to discrediting it. Fighting truth is just a cost of business for the entertainment industry.
Because nothing stains like the orange powdery goodness of Cheetos. 9 out of 10 supermodels prefer geeks who eat Cheetos. Doritos are for dorky losers in their mom's basement.
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FTA: "...exploring a spinoff of its PC business"
That's entirely different. Summary blows.
Dead people have a smaller carbon footprint. Cycling in the current 107 degree heat through heavy traffic is a sure way to achieve that reduction.
make healthcare affordable enough that you don't need the government
No government means no regulation. That leaves the medical industry to voluntarily reduce prices and profits and not engage in anti-competitive behavior. Given the behavior of the medical industry these last decades, do you really believe that will happen? Bottom line, the only way to MAKE healthcare affordable is through the government.
There is nothing in that opinion piece defending current government spending practices. It is critical of S&P's understanding of CBO budget estimates. You should READ what Paul Krugman writes before condemning it.
Fonzi rates US debt "Aaaaa..." and gives it a thumbs up.
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...a glitch with a graphics driver for an old macbook
You consider a one year old macbook (from summary: mid 2010) too old to properly support? The reality distortion field is clouding your vision.
Do they need professional help?
No, there's an app for that.
That's my reading as well.
The bill amends Section 2703 of title 18, United States Code.
Section 2703 of title 18 says the government can, with a warrant, ask for records from ISPs.
The amended part says 1) the ISP must keep a record of temp IP addresses and 2) records must be stored securely to protect customer privacy.
Yo dawg! I hurd you like emacs so I put some source code in your source code so you can compile while you compile!
Push it in the general direction of the Westboro Baptist Church and let god do the rest.
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The power of Steve compels you... to buy a new iPhone.
I dropped Netflix mail DVDs after waiting 4 months for a "newish" DVD. The price was OK, but if you can't get anything remotely new, it is not worth it. I recently dropped Netflix streaming as well. Stuff in my queue kept disappearing. A TV series disappeared in the middle of watching a season. The price was OK, but when even the very limited content disappears so quickly and randomly, it is not worth it. That makes it more like watching broadcast without a DVR: catch it while you can because who knows if it will be there tomorrow.
Why use it if you don't like it?
Daily affirmation: People are lazy and stupid. They will fritter away the last moments of their unfulfilled lives complaining about something they chose to use rather than change.
The output rounds the interior angles to an integer, so it displays 68deg instead of 67.5deg. Below the individual interior angles it states the sum of the interior angles is 180deg.
Mentioning Al Franken in the presence of self proclaimed "conservatives" is like waving a red flag at a bull. They will stampede to proclaim the NBC/Comcast merger as a shining beacon of free market supremacy and the best thing for the consumer since sliced bread.
Either unit is equally effective in the Security Kabuki. Safety is not a consideration, because the worst effects will manifest after the responsible politicians are retired to a life of taxpayer and corporate funded luxury.
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Do not taunt Texas' faith based education! We will return the USA to space using "God Pods" developed with our Evangelical sciences.
When you can't deny the information any longer, you switch to discrediting it. Fighting truth is just a cost of business for the entertainment industry.
My poor old Mac Mini only has a half eaten burrito that Steve Jobs could not finish inside. Talk about long boot times!
The race is over. We won!
300 baud modems? 500 ns memory? Daisy wheel printers?
All of these (modems, memory, printers) exist in modern computing in faster updated form, just like ethernet.
Because nothing stains like the orange powdery goodness of Cheetos. 9 out of 10 supermodels prefer geeks who eat Cheetos. Doritos are for dorky losers in their mom's basement.