I mean, sure they use discredited pseudoscience to claim to be able to provide consumer predictions that they have never been able to back up with results, but that's beside the point!
It comes from the web. They are tapping into the streaming content that others provide, inserting their own ads and calling it a day. Thus the lawsuit, they are basicly "rebroadcasting" content without permission.
So at the end of the day, you're paying 20$ a month for a web browser and an aggregation service.
If you're willing to shell out extra for the business-class connection, most the other providers are just fine too. Most households can't afford to spend $105 per month on a network connection though.
Well that's the thing, after a few years my "low cost" XFinity plan ballooned to 275$ a month. Business class was cheaper.
I don't know about you, but I have a choice between Comcast and xfinity./s
Which actually is a choice... Comcast Buisness service, while expensive, is no nonsense and fairly OK. I dropped XFinity in favor of Comcast and have no regrets.
I'm sure it wont be used for something bad, unlike the last time, and the time before that, and remember when we used census data to round up the Japanese into camps? Yeah, wont be like THAT time at all.
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it does not mean you're any good at what you do.
Just like they found the one (and only one) using their Facebook admin access to stalk women. Problem solved!
I mean, sure they use discredited pseudoscience to claim to be able to provide consumer predictions that they have never been able to back up with results, but that's beside the point!
I think that may be the core of the issue right there...
"unfollow means no!"
So... like they draw a pentagram, hold hands and say his name three times while looking in the mirror? Does that work?
There's no WAY it's "an" employee.
Revenge porn?
Passwords are different, by comparison most locks have four pins, most passwords require eight or more characters.
They are a deterrent against casual attacks, and nothing more.
Based on the Facebook stuff, they seem to not understand how the tubes work...
It comes from the web. They are tapping into the streaming content that others provide, inserting their own ads and calling it a day. Thus the lawsuit, they are basicly "rebroadcasting" content without permission.
So at the end of the day, you're paying 20$ a month for a web browser and an aggregation service.
If you're willing to shell out extra for the business-class connection, most the other providers are just fine too. Most households can't afford to spend $105 per month on a network connection though.
Well that's the thing, after a few years my "low cost" XFinity plan ballooned to 275$ a month. Business class was cheaper.
I assume.... and perhaps it's the Will Smith from tested.com
I don't know about you, but I have a choice between Comcast and xfinity. /s
Which actually is a choice... Comcast Buisness service, while expensive, is no nonsense and fairly OK. I dropped XFinity in favor of Comcast and have no regrets.
We saw what it did to Windows 10. It's.... not gud.
Because that's the only place.... my friend.... sees flash these days.
Yes, but they tend to cost more... they're used for things like restaurant menus these days.
'cause he's not gotten his taxes done yet.
For it to be as bad as duck dynasty it would have to be a bunch of Google employees pretending to not have internet access....
Already got nonsense about mountain men and what not, so why not "broadbandless"!
We wont even be able to have a steerage class deck I bet...
Name a company that doesn't ask their employees to protect corporate secrets.
I'm sure it wont be used for something bad, unlike the last time, and the time before that, and remember when we used census data to round up the Japanese into camps? Yeah, wont be like THAT time at all.
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