I have at least 4 choices for broadband where I live
Consider yourself lucky. Maybe your brain tuned out this part of the summary so I'll copy it here again for you:
There's "a monopoly provider for three-quarters of the homes in America, and no choice," Wheeler said in a forum (video) in Arlington, Virginia Monday hosted by US Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.). "When you've only got one provider, who makes the rules? The provider makes the rules."
The thread will now include posts about nutcases who still believe in coal, petroleum, propane and propane accessoires and who believe solar and other renewables are a scam.
They need three companies to activate that feature. The first one is Google, the second one is Facebook. We know the third one won't be Apple, so which company will it be? Twitter isn't big enough and LinkedIn is a business-type-Facebook-wannabe. Amazon could be the third though I suspect they would keep the data for themselves.
If Facebook wishes to grow its Western revenue at the rate its shareholders demand
The shareholders seem to think we live in an infinite world with an infinite number of people with internet access. However, reality doesn't fit their growth models based on unicorn farts and pixie dust.
Here goes: systemd, the cause of all modern Linux problems.
systemd is completely backward in how unix systems are built. You're supposed to have tiny programs do one job and do it well. systemd is a huge monolith that's assimilating everything on its path.
Wait, why does that sound familiar?
Anyone know if the authors of systemd are getting paid by Microsoft, by any chance?
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Consider yourself lucky. Maybe your brain tuned out this part of the summary so I'll copy it here again for you:
There's "a monopoly provider for three-quarters of the homes in America, and no choice," Wheeler said in a forum (video) in Arlington, Virginia Monday hosted by US Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.). "When you've only got one provider, who makes the rules? The provider makes the rules."
You're damn right. Hasbro should regulate them all.
We're not listening to him. We're reading to him.
Wait, english doesn't work that way...
So what you are saying is that a fitbit measures how much of a pedo you are?
Not sure if it's a fuck-my-wife-while-she-is-sleeping joke or a I-masturbate-next-to-my-sleeping-wife joke.
I once played D&D with my friends, we used a 1D1.
Why would you put a garmin watch on your cat and why would that affect your own sleep patterns?
Since tehcyder has classified you as "Mr Average.", you may be interested in a top-secret military human hibernation experiment.
What do you mean? An American REM or a Japanese REM?
And I think unlike Santa Claus, fitbit knows when you're having sex.
Here you go
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
WTF is Google News?
WTF is "Google Photos"? Is it an app on Android? Something available on smartphones only? Is there a Windows, macOS and Linux version?
Sent from my C=64.
Damn, slashdot is too stupid to fix links.
http://www.powerfilmsolar.com/
And that money could have been kept in the USA, providing jobs for americans.
I find posts made by BeauHD a little difficult to process. Is there any way to get posts made by Beau480P?
The thread will now include posts about nutcases who still believe in coal, petroleum, propane and propane accessoires and who believe solar and other renewables are a scam.
They need three companies to activate that feature. The first one is Google, the second one is Facebook. We know the third one won't be Apple, so which company will it be? Twitter isn't big enough and LinkedIn is a business-type-Facebook-wannabe. Amazon could be the third though I suspect they would keep the data for themselves.
The shareholders seem to think we live in an infinite world with an infinite number of people with internet access. However, reality doesn't fit their growth models based on unicorn farts and pixie dust.
Here goes: systemd, the cause of all modern Linux problems.
systemd is completely backward in how unix systems are built. You're supposed to have tiny programs do one job and do it well. systemd is a huge monolith that's assimilating everything on its path.
Wait, why does that sound familiar?
Anyone know if the authors of systemd are getting paid by Microsoft, by any chance?
The proper term for that is haxing a computer.
Sure it does! Look, I'm going to hack my computer right n{#`%${%&`+'${`%&NO CARRIER
You're right. After all, when Windows XP came out Microsoft had a pristine security history from MS-DOS 3 to Windows 98.
Rules of Acquisition #10: Greed is eternal.