I thought Red meant Russia, a.k.a. "scary Communists". Seeing how they act, except using money instead of the military, it's hard to tell the difference.
...economic equality... means no one prospers, because everyone is equally poor and dependent on the state for every aspect of their life. It's called Socialism.
How does "economic equality" translates to "everyone is poor"? That's a typical U.S.A. point of view.
And why not give them homes while we're at it? But you'll never be able to do that, because then they're no longer homeless and by definition no longer need any help. At least that's the capitalist way of thinking, especially in the U.S.A.
1. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, along with his company, has poured more than $7 million into the campaign.
2. The new funds will bring in an estimated $250 million to $300 million a year.
So, a bit over 7 million was spent once to generate 250 to 300 million every year from now on. And even if it's repealed next year, it's a net gain of over 240 million for the homeless until then. The only way it would have been bad is if the law didn't pass, but it was a calculated move on his part. What you can do for the homeless with seven million is nothing compared to 250+ million.
Apple can make extremely dumb decisions: iPhone notch, removing the headphone port from iPhones and iPads, butterfly keyboards on MacBooks. Even after three generations of butterfly keyboards, they still suck.
Stop following Apple and their dumb decisions. Stop making phones, tablets and laptops thinner. Just as there's "good enough" with technology, there's "thin enough" for portable devices. What we need is lighter devices with the same capabilities, not thinner with thermal throttling and no space left for batteries.
For all these reasons, the fact that profits from services will soon be/already are exceeding profits from hardware sales, they should start selling macOS as a stand-alone OS for regular PCs. Simply give a list of supported CPUs/GPUs/chipsets.
That way, it means more people using macOS, more people subscribing to Apple services, more people buying other Apple devices (phones, tablets, watches, set-top boxes, etc).
I didn't care one way or the other that most actors were black, that was a given because the story was about Black Panther. What pissed me off was the "magic tech sand" bullshit, which is similar to the last few versions of Iron Man's suit and the last Transformer movies.
Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind- bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.
Bloomberg and their stupid "china spyware chips are everywhere" bullshit story, WSJ trying to make Tesla fail... it's like the media is being controlled by idiots who believe technology is evil.
Next up, newspapers publishing that coal is clean, nuclear is a gift from satan himself and space travel is impossible because the earth is all that exists in the universe.
So... in other words, a community where every single transaction is tracked and remembered forever?
And how is this different from regular society? Paying cash is starting to disappear, people are paying with debit or credit cards. You can bet that the banks and the credit card companies are keeping all transactions and building a profile on everyone.
Yeah, sure, whatever. And what is going to produce the energy in that tower? The freakin' sun is going to do it for free, I suppose? Why not just ask the wind to work for free too, while he's at it.
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I thought Red meant Russia, a.k.a. "scary Communists". Seeing how they act, except using money instead of the military, it's hard to tell the difference.
It means a homeless in the USA gets more in a year than someone working in the fast-food industry.
How does "economic equality" translates to "everyone is poor"? That's a typical U.S.A. point of view.
And why not give them homes while we're at it?
But you'll never be able to do that, because then they're no longer homeless and by definition no longer need any help. At least that's the capitalist way of thinking, especially in the U.S.A.
It's all right there in the summary:
1. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, along with his company, has poured more than $7 million into the campaign.
2. The new funds will bring in an estimated $250 million to $300 million a year.
So, a bit over 7 million was spent once to generate 250 to 300 million every year from now on. And even if it's repealed next year, it's a net gain of over 240 million for the homeless until then. The only way it would have been bad is if the law didn't pass, but it was a calculated move on his part. What you can do for the homeless with seven million is nothing compared to 250+ million.
Don't worry! If you look at the 90 days chart, you'll see Ripple is doing very well!
https://www.coingecko.com/en/p...
Alright, I'll try something...
"Hey, Zuckerberg! Don't be a wanker, eh?"
So what? Everything isn't about the end zone layer.
I guess love is like the ozone layer.
You never miss it until it's gone.
Wow, nine fucking warnings?
Okay, fair enough.
Maybe these people were using encryption, thus AT&T can't confirm they are not pirates, thus the allegations.
How does "if you don't have anything to hide then everything you do should be public knowledge" sound to you?
Tell me about it. This is like the 54983289th time the Universe gets rebooted because of your damn drugs.
What do you mean? Ten iMacs or ten MacBooks?
What's the fucking advantage of having a fucking notch in the fucking display?
What's wrong with you people?!
Apple can make extremely dumb decisions: iPhone notch, removing the headphone port from iPhones and iPads, butterfly keyboards on MacBooks. Even after three generations of butterfly keyboards, they still suck.
Stop following Apple and their dumb decisions. Stop making phones, tablets and laptops thinner. Just as there's "good enough" with technology, there's "thin enough" for portable devices. What we need is lighter devices with the same capabilities, not thinner with thermal throttling and no space left for batteries.
It's hwipping the flu's ass.
For all these reasons, the fact that profits from services will soon be/already are exceeding profits from hardware sales, they should start selling macOS as a stand-alone OS for regular PCs. Simply give a list of supported CPUs/GPUs/chipsets.
That way, it means more people using macOS, more people subscribing to Apple services, more people buying other Apple devices (phones, tablets, watches, set-top boxes, etc).
I didn't care one way or the other that most actors were black, that was a given because the story was about Black Panther.
What pissed me off was the "magic tech sand" bullshit, which is similar to the last few versions of Iron Man's suit and the last Transformer movies.
Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind- bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.
Bloomberg and their stupid "china spyware chips are everywhere" bullshit story, WSJ trying to make Tesla fail... it's like the media is being controlled by idiots who believe technology is evil.
Next up, newspapers publishing that coal is clean, nuclear is a gift from satan himself and space travel is impossible because the earth is all that exists in the universe.
I just remembered I saw that awful movie because of your comment.
Fuck you.
You really should thing before clicking [Submit].
And how is this different from regular society? Paying cash is starting to disappear, people are paying with debit or credit cards. You can bet that the banks and the credit card companies are keeping all transactions and building a profile on everyone.
Stupid reply even stupider than my stupid question.
You get a virtual +1 Funny, sir.
Yeah, sure, whatever. And what is going to produce the energy in that tower? The freakin' sun is going to do it for free, I suppose? Why not just ask the wind to work for free too, while he's at it.