And they are paying for the maintenance too, via the same taxes. Don't like it? buy the road and deal with the maintenance yourself, without any taxpayer dollars. Don't want to do that? Shut the fuck up.
Yes, as a tax payer I AM entitled to use it if it is a through road. That's not even debatable. What the road was "designed for" isn't a factor here. If it's passable, and traffic data recommends it, I'm using it.
It is 100% illegal to deny me the right to drive on a taxpayer funded road. That has been proven again and again. Don't like it? buy the road, maintain it yourself, and deal with the consequences. That's your ONLY option.
And any victim of such "action" would be well justified in defending him/herself with whatever force they deemed appropriate.
You have zero proprietary rights to common, tax-payer created facilities. None at all. If you try to prevent others from using them, you should pay dearly. If you try by actively endangering people, you can and probably should pay with your life.
If I paid for it, I'm using it, and if you try to stop me, I'll see you slapped down hard.
That said I no longer own a car or drive anywhere apart fromt he very occasional rental and this doesn't directly affect me but... You live on a road. People will drive on it. Fellow tax payers. They paid for it, they have a right to it, and if you don't like it, you should be trying to get the other roads improved.
Horse shit. It's a fucking brain dead system. Using blind statistical numbers like that is a surefire way of ensuring that you have ZERO employee loyalty forever.
I worked for Seagate Software/VERITAS/Symantec through many mergers. Due to my specific skills I was totally safe from layoffs. For a time we had ex-Oracle execs, and such shit-born layoff policies were instituted.
Eventually I got sick of watching long time friends, who had done perfectly great jobs for years, walked out the door to maximize some VP's bonus.
So when given a good exit vector, I left for a better, less hate-driven opportunity. I declined to train a replacement. And I told them WHY.
I'm very glad I did. I hope that was really fucking expensive for them.
Not to a fast charger. Headbolt heater isn't going to have that connection, and given the DRM apparently present, it's not going to get juice anyhow.I figure people with SUVs are like the asshole rednecks with pickups set up to "roll coal" and they deserve as much property damage as random passerby can inflict when they intentionally block chargers like that
And a solid punch to the jaw with a wrench, if they happen to be present.
Well (and I say this as someone who lives within walking distance of his office and actually sold his car a year ago...) My parents live on the opposite coast of South Florida from me. Just long enough for a 200 mile charge to not be good for a round trip. Charging overnight isn't an option, because I have ZERO intention of staying overnight there. That pretty much eliminates the Tesla from my options when I eventually buy a new vehicle.
As a commuter vehicle, it could work, even if I lived much farther from the office than I do. As the sole reason I miss owning a car? Not so much.
Dickheads like the property owner need to pay, one way or another.
Guaranteed none of this asshole/company's tennants are too poor to hire attorneys. Elsewise this prick would be in court, mere hours from losing his property in a settlement.
I don't even HAVE a fucking facebook account. Please be so stupid, someone, to deny someone with a disability a lease based on that. I could stand to own a bunch of apartments.
Except that XBox and Valve Linux boxes do not play the games that I WANT to play, with the best possible resolution and detail. I also play games in VR now, and NOT on a mobile phone. I have no interest in doing that on an XBox. I do have consoles of course, but only for games that aren't available on my much more powerful gaming PC.
I'm not willing to forgo my main entertainment, or significantly limit it to what little is available on those platforms.
If I start detecting scans from the windows box doing things it should not, you'll certainly hear about it. I don't think even Microsoft would do something so blatant, and wind up in the news as installing what would effectively be a bot-net on windows 10 machines.
The only thing I ever use wireless keyboards for is for HTPC and similar functions. Only as a remote control and NOT for anything work or security related. This is as much for reliability as security, as back in the day wireless keyboards (and especialy mice) were flaky and ate batteries at an unholy rate.
The ONLY reason I use a wireless keyboard for certain things with my HTPC (and now my Nvidia shield) is that the security of a wire is unnecessary, and incredibly inconvenient while sitting on my couch.
And yet with your historical bias, it's difficult for any of us to take what you say, or what you post, at face value.
Interesting points, but do understand that you are WELL known to have an agenda in this area of science, and your posts are seen through a filter as a result.
Palmer is probably not behind this, but nevertheless, it's a deathknell for Oculus. The people that they NEED to drive their platform are now going to do the opposite and ensure that no one ever buys Oculus hardware.
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And they are paying for the maintenance too, via the same taxes. Don't like it? buy the road and deal with the maintenance yourself, without any taxpayer dollars. Don't want to do that? Shut the fuck up.
And at that point the city should tell you to go fuck yourself. Taxpayers don't own it? Taxpayers shouldn't be paying to fix it.
OK there, Seven Digit ID.
If you're not a government representative, and your signs are not grounded in law, you should do time for interfering with traffic.
Yes, as a tax payer I AM entitled to use it if it is a through road. That's not even debatable. What the road was "designed for" isn't a factor here. If it's passable, and traffic data recommends it, I'm using it.
It is 100% illegal to deny me the right to drive on a taxpayer funded road. That has been proven again and again. Don't like it? buy the road, maintain it yourself, and deal with the consequences. That's your ONLY option.
And any victim of such "action" would be well justified in defending him/herself with whatever force they deemed appropriate.
You have zero proprietary rights to common, tax-payer created facilities. None at all. If you try to prevent others from using them, you should pay dearly. If you try by actively endangering people, you can and probably should pay with your life.
Precisely. Pay for your own road, or get over it.
If I paid for it, I'm using it, and if you try to stop me, I'll see you slapped down hard.
That said I no longer own a car or drive anywhere apart fromt he very occasional rental and this doesn't directly affect me but... You live on a road. People will drive on it. Fellow tax payers. They paid for it, they have a right to it, and if you don't like it, you should be trying to get the other roads improved.
Otherwise shut the fuck up.
Horse shit. It's a fucking brain dead system. Using blind statistical numbers like that is a surefire way of ensuring that you have ZERO employee loyalty forever.
I worked for Seagate Software/VERITAS/Symantec through many mergers. Due to my specific skills I was totally safe from layoffs. For a time we had ex-Oracle execs, and such shit-born layoff policies were instituted.
Eventually I got sick of watching long time friends, who had done perfectly great jobs for years, walked out the door to maximize some VP's bonus.
So when given a good exit vector, I left for a better, less hate-driven opportunity. I declined to train a replacement. And I told them WHY.
I'm very glad I did. I hope that was really fucking expensive for them.
And I hope the cockroach that came up with that is identified and exterminated.
That's generally because they blow red lights and act like complete twats.
Preferably ALL of them.
Not to a fast charger. Headbolt heater isn't going to have that connection, and given the DRM apparently present, it's not going to get juice anyhow.I figure people with SUVs are like the asshole rednecks with pickups set up to "roll coal" and they deserve as much property damage as random passerby can inflict when they intentionally block chargers like that
And a solid punch to the jaw with a wrench, if they happen to be present.
Well (and I say this as someone who lives within walking distance of his office and actually sold his car a year ago...) My parents live on the opposite coast of South Florida from me. Just long enough for a 200 mile charge to not be good for a round trip. Charging overnight isn't an option, because I have ZERO intention of staying overnight there. That pretty much eliminates the Tesla from my options when I eventually buy a new vehicle.
As a commuter vehicle, it could work, even if I lived much farther from the office than I do. As the sole reason I miss owning a car? Not so much.
I have zero problems with slashing tires and putting acid on paint if I see that.
s/none/all/
Dickheads like the property owner need to pay, one way or another.
Guaranteed none of this asshole/company's tennants are too poor to hire attorneys. Elsewise this prick would be in court, mere hours from losing his property in a settlement.
I don't even HAVE a fucking facebook account. Please be so stupid, someone, to deny someone with a disability a lease based on that. I could stand to own a bunch of apartments.
Except that XBox and Valve Linux boxes do not play the games that I WANT to play, with the best possible resolution and detail. I also play games in VR now, and NOT on a mobile phone. I have no interest in doing that on an XBox. I do have consoles of course, but only for games that aren't available on my much more powerful gaming PC.
I'm not willing to forgo my main entertainment, or significantly limit it to what little is available on those platforms.
If I start detecting scans from the windows box doing things it should not, you'll certainly hear about it. I don't think even Microsoft would do something so blatant, and wind up in the news as installing what would effectively be a bot-net on windows 10 machines.
What possible notification could I actually want/need from WORD, FFS? It's a word processor, not a godsdamned calendar.
From the pictures it's just a headphone jack on one side, and USB 3 on the other, so that's the charge port too.
Absolutely ridiculous. Especially since the battery is likely so tiny you'll have the thing hooked up to a charger most of the time.
The only thing I ever use wireless keyboards for is for HTPC and similar functions. Only as a remote control and NOT for anything work or security related. This is as much for reliability as security, as back in the day wireless keyboards (and especialy mice) were flaky and ate batteries at an unholy rate.
The ONLY reason I use a wireless keyboard for certain things with my HTPC (and now my Nvidia shield) is that the security of a wire is unnecessary, and incredibly inconvenient while sitting on my couch.
Hunched over on the shitter with a peanut butter and bananna sammich in my paw?
Why we need to farm Giant Australians.
It doesn't even seem like a very good idea...
Not if they make it unprofitable to do business there.
And yet with your historical bias, it's difficult for any of us to take what you say, or what you post, at face value.
Interesting points, but do understand that you are WELL known to have an agenda in this area of science, and your posts are seen through a filter as a result.
Palmer is probably not behind this, but nevertheless, it's a deathknell for Oculus. The people that they NEED to drive their platform are now going to do the opposite and ensure that no one ever buys Oculus hardware.