Many Americans are willing to make an attempt to break the corruption, even if it breaks the Union, for the chance that things may actually improve. That's why the majority are willing to vote for Trump. This is indeed a dangerous election, with two terrible choices. Neither of them are fit to be President, but at least with Trump, we have a chance.
Most 'survivalists' aren't actually thinking about the survival aspect. They expect to buy with gold, or take with weapons, anything they need/want after a breakdown of the social order. They're not interested in the petty details of village economics and rebooting local agriculture.
You're right. In a major crisis, the peasants *always* sack and raze the castles, because the little lords didn't do their duty to protect and stabilize the kingdom.
NSA = National Security Agency, not National Surveilance Agency. If this shit was coming out of the CIA, I would be wholly unsurprised and a little less concerned. The NSA was supposed to be limited in scope to protecting American territory from organized terrorism. The reason all these espionage programs are under the NSA's jurisdiction now, is because of the Patriot Act's funding, and Executive Orders giving them carte blanch to circumvent the law.
When one gains access to a head-of-states 'private' communications, one does not waste that opportunity for lulz on 4chan. At least until after they leave office, which is exactly what happened.
It became a criminal offense when she started trading classified documents via her private email systems. Of course just having the server for private use is perfectly legal.
So, you travel often enough to make international data usage a serious consideration, but the extra $20 is a deal breaker? You're also willing to spend time and money fiddling with disposable SIMs. I don't follow your logic.
I would think $20 would be worth not having to worry about that kind of shit, especially since you have the added bonus of both moving away from the screw-job contracts AT&T offers, and still being able to roam onto the AT&T network as needed, with no hassle.
"de-prioritized" isn't the same as throttled. It depends almost exclusively on how busy your local towers are. I've burned through 80-100GB the last few billing cycles, and I still get a reliable 30+Mbps connection. For me and my situation, T-Mo is by far the best, most reliable option.
Easy, they insist on being paid more than their tiny sliver of the $12 subscription is worth. They are high-value series with dedicated fan bases. Hulu is just passing the blame with lawyer approved verbiage.
KissAnime has you covered, at least as far as anime is concerned. I don't know of any good places to watch older non-animated series, but torrents are still alive and well.
Remember the old proverb: Give a man a fish, her eats for a day; teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime. Gates' intentions may be noble, but market disruptions are a real threat that send shockwaves through an economy, with long lasting effects.
With enough 'free' chickens in the market, it won't be worth the producers effort to keep his flocks in production. He'll kill most of them as a stop-loss. Short term: everyone enjoys a bonanza of free chicken dinners. Long term: everyone starves in 6 months, as the chicken producer is out of business, or doesn't have enough deliverable goods to meet the demand. This cycle will repeat for years until the market restabilizes itself. - Welcome to capitalism, communist Bolivia!
I wonder if this is some way to prevent T-Mo customers from suing, or petitioning the FCC, by creating a conflict of interest? T-Mo has been mired in deep shit for their networks neutrality breaking 'White listing' policy.
Some states have (recently) corrupted laws, tailor made for debt-collectors. They do not require you actually, or correctly, be served. They Aldo grant default judgement against you when you fail to appear for the court date you weren't served notice of. Welcome to 'Merica!
Gave up in 2008? Sounds like you screwed yourself by selling out in the recession. If you had the fortitude to grin and bear it, you would have recovered your losses several times over, rather than once.
You guessed it. This is AstroTurfing brought to you by lobbyists for the national radio networks. People who care about having access to FM radio, choose a handset with a working FM radio - It's not like you don't have a choice.
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Many Americans are willing to make an attempt to break the corruption, even if it breaks the Union, for the chance that things may actually improve. That's why the majority are willing to vote for Trump. This is indeed a dangerous election, with two terrible choices. Neither of them are fit to be President, but at least with Trump, we have a chance.
Most 'survivalists' aren't actually thinking about the survival aspect. They expect to buy with gold, or take with weapons, anything they need/want after a breakdown of the social order. They're not interested in the petty details of village economics and rebooting local agriculture.
You're right. In a major crisis, the peasants *always* sack and raze the castles, because the little lords didn't do their duty to protect and stabilize the kingdom.
Slavery, or minimum wage employment with government benefits. It hasn't gone away, we just have a different name for it these days.
Yes, no more tamperproof letters or packages.
NSA = National Security Agency, not National Surveilance Agency. If this shit was coming out of the CIA, I would be wholly unsurprised and a little less concerned. The NSA was supposed to be limited in scope to protecting American territory from organized terrorism. The reason all these espionage programs are under the NSA's jurisdiction now, is because of the Patriot Act's funding, and Executive Orders giving them carte blanch to circumvent the law.
I'm sure the marketing folks at Apple would beg to disagree with you. 6 is antiquated tech, and 7 is the best phone since 6. ^.^
Jews suing everyone involved, because their business took a risk, and incurred a loss? Say it ain't so...
When one gains access to a head-of-states 'private' communications, one does not waste that opportunity for lulz on 4chan. At least until after they leave office, which is exactly what happened.
It became a criminal offense when she started trading classified documents via her private email systems. Of course just having the server for private use is perfectly legal.
Disable IPv6 in your APN settings. It's TMo's servers that are routing your request, and the IPv4 servers aren't playing man-in-the-middle yet.
So, you travel often enough to make international data usage a serious consideration, but the extra $20 is a deal breaker? You're also willing to spend time and money fiddling with disposable SIMs. I don't follow your logic. I would think $20 would be worth not having to worry about that kind of shit, especially since you have the added bonus of both moving away from the screw-job contracts AT&T offers, and still being able to roam onto the AT&T network as needed, with no hassle.
"de-prioritized" isn't the same as throttled. It depends almost exclusively on how busy your local towers are. I've burned through 80-100GB the last few billing cycles, and I still get a reliable 30+Mbps connection. For me and my situation, T-Mo is by far the best, most reliable option.
Like a true father, they care about you more than you'll ever know ^_^
You make good points sir. I'll also add that 1Kg of fertilizer is *more* than enough to raze all kinds of hell, when properly applied.
That's exactly the point cheesybagel was trying to make. His definition of efficiency is a lot broader than yours, though.
Easy, they insist on being paid more than their tiny sliver of the $12 subscription is worth. They are high-value series with dedicated fan bases. Hulu is just passing the blame with lawyer approved verbiage.
KissAnime has you covered, at least as far as anime is concerned. I don't know of any good places to watch older non-animated series, but torrents are still alive and well.
Remember the old proverb: Give a man a fish, her eats for a day; teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime. Gates' intentions may be noble, but market disruptions are a real threat that send shockwaves through an economy, with long lasting effects. With enough 'free' chickens in the market, it won't be worth the producers effort to keep his flocks in production. He'll kill most of them as a stop-loss. Short term: everyone enjoys a bonanza of free chicken dinners. Long term: everyone starves in 6 months, as the chicken producer is out of business, or doesn't have enough deliverable goods to meet the demand. This cycle will repeat for years until the market restabilizes itself. - Welcome to capitalism, communist Bolivia!
I wonder if this is some way to prevent T-Mo customers from suing, or petitioning the FCC, by creating a conflict of interest? T-Mo has been mired in deep shit for their networks neutrality breaking 'White listing' policy.
You're speaking of the E-lluminati?
Some states have (recently) corrupted laws, tailor made for debt-collectors. They do not require you actually, or correctly, be served. They Aldo grant default judgement against you when you fail to appear for the court date you weren't served notice of. Welcome to 'Merica!
EBay. We promise you won't get sued for using our auction platform. Please don't use CL, it's bad for our business, as well as yours!
Gave up in 2008? Sounds like you screwed yourself by selling out in the recession. If you had the fortitude to grin and bear it, you would have recovered your losses several times over, rather than once.
You guessed it. This is AstroTurfing brought to you by lobbyists for the national radio networks. People who care about having access to FM radio, choose a handset with a working FM radio - It's not like you don't have a choice.