Exactly who paid for the ad should be visible within the ad, without having to click a link or run your mouse over it. Same as TV ads that say "paid for by".
More or less. I really used Vegas as a place to sleep and eat. Spent the majority of time in the state and national parks in the surrounding area. I did see a show and hit a few nice restaurants. Gambled exactly zero time.
I'll take hiking and camping anyway over hanging out in the city.
According to Apple, the average user replaces their iPhone every 3 years. Despite the fanboys that upgrade a device every time something new appears, it's not really a thing.
https://www.apple.com/environm...
I'm pretty far left and mostly anti-corporation, so to be honest I don't know what I would do. Class action doesn't seem like the best option, though, as lawyers are typically the only ones that win.
I'm mostly against them, but might be okay if say the lawyer(s) were allowed a max percentage of the win, say 10% and everything else had to go directly to them below and not in the form of credits or coupons.
We have plenty of generic drugs and for most every condition. There are a few (very few) drugs in the US that have absolutely no generic or biosimilar counterpart. I would easily say that 95% of the brand-name drugs you hear about or see advertised are designer or a slight tweak to a previous med. There are virtually no novel drugs in the pipeline.
Source: I'm a clinical Pharmacist.
This isn't helped at the university level where lots of liberal teachers preach that blue collar workers are nothing but a bunch of dumb hicks that are not smart enough to find something better.
Eight years of college/grad school and I never, not even once, heard anything remotely close to that.
It may not be their main way of selling, but Apple stores are the most profitable locations per square foot of any retail space, of any industry.
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/2...
I keep my room pitch black after having years of problems with sleep. Absolutely no electronics in the room helps as well; no tv, no cell, no charging watch, no digital clock.
Only thing I have plugged in is a lamp.
What happens when you run off the people who work the lower paying jobs? If no one below a certain amount of pay can live there, then you lose all your restaurant workers, sanitation, etc. Most people aren't going to ride the bus for an hour to work for $10/hr. They will just find another job.
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WhatsApp is owned and operated by Facebook. No thank you.
You can have all the anonymous political talk and promoting you want. Once money is involved, the anonymity should end.
Exactly who paid for the ad should be visible within the ad, without having to click a link or run your mouse over it. Same as TV ads that say "paid for by".
All the telecoms are digital, and have been for several years.
More or less. I really used Vegas as a place to sleep and eat. Spent the majority of time in the state and national parks in the surrounding area. I did see a show and hit a few nice restaurants. Gambled exactly zero time. I'll take hiking and camping anyway over hanging out in the city.
Perhaps, but I was there last week and the casinos and street were so packed you could barely walk.
eGods can tweet from jail:
https://mashable.com/2018/04/1...
According to Apple, the average user replaces their iPhone every 3 years. Despite the fanboys that upgrade a device every time something new appears, it's not really a thing. https://www.apple.com/environm...
Squirrels and/or hurricanes aren't malicious actors with intent.
I'm pretty far left and mostly anti-corporation, so to be honest I don't know what I would do. Class action doesn't seem like the best option, though, as lawyers are typically the only ones that win.
I'm mostly against them, but might be okay if say the lawyer(s) were allowed a max percentage of the win, say 10% and everything else had to go directly to them below and not in the form of credits or coupons.
Actually we do have photos. http://www.skyandtelescope.com...
Big Tech is no better than Big Oil or Big Pharmaceutical.
Naa, he listens to people who will earn him and his kids more money.
My electric company and internet provider did a credit check.
We have plenty of generic drugs and for most every condition. There are a few (very few) drugs in the US that have absolutely no generic or biosimilar counterpart. I would easily say that 95% of the brand-name drugs you hear about or see advertised are designer or a slight tweak to a previous med. There are virtually no novel drugs in the pipeline. Source: I'm a clinical Pharmacist.
This isn't helped at the university level where lots of liberal teachers preach that blue collar workers are nothing but a bunch of dumb hicks that are not smart enough to find something better.
Eight years of college/grad school and I never, not even once, heard anything remotely close to that.
Enough with the hyperbole.
Stop bring Nazi and/or Hitler into every conversation.
No problems here on my MBP with my local servers.
I'm happy with this decision, but Kim Dotcom is in no way a Good Guy. He's a sleezeball.
I work 70 hours a week, but every other week.
...and I get paid for 80!
It may not be their main way of selling, but Apple stores are the most profitable locations per square foot of any retail space, of any industry. https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/2...
I voted for Hillary, only because she wasn't Trump.
I keep my room pitch black after having years of problems with sleep. Absolutely no electronics in the room helps as well; no tv, no cell, no charging watch, no digital clock. Only thing I have plugged in is a lamp.
What happens when you run off the people who work the lower paying jobs? If no one below a certain amount of pay can live there, then you lose all your restaurant workers, sanitation, etc. Most people aren't going to ride the bus for an hour to work for $10/hr. They will just find another job.