These offers to let the public 'vote' are nothing but promotions to get people to visit websites, etc. In the end, the names will be picked from an internal list that is curated by insiders.
GM, Tesla, etc. all track you in real time...regardless of what country you may be in, so...is this just a push for domestic product? Remember that although Apple has a small percentage of the cellphone market in China, it has a large percentage of the smartphone market.
Is this what that $2.3billion request for immigration is all about...we're going to shoot illegals into space rather than back to where ever they sneak in from?
Next thing we know, someone will find that the people responsible for tracking those vials mysteriously died from the same pox. "Gee, Professor...I wonder what's in these?"
While attending Apple's WWDC a couple years back and looking around during the lunch break, I noticed indie devs looking at the corp devs with envy, lamenting how great it must be working for a big company with all those perks, resources, tight social connections, regular paychecks, etc.
Listening to the corp devs, they were all eyeing the indies, jealous of the perceived freedoms to set their own project priorities and schedules while eft alone to focus on whatever they liked at a given point in time.
....we've used one now for a while, and it is a great device (hardware), but the learning algos (software) need improvement, I think. Sometimes it learns too well and gets overly aggressive with predicted settings, making it difficult to re-train. Remote access is great.
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...it's just old fashioned human nature.
As a long time SP fan, anything that keeps it going is fine with me.
...we need to get rid of the stinking penny.
These offers to let the public 'vote' are nothing but promotions to get people to visit websites, etc. In the end, the names will be picked from an internal list that is curated by insiders.
As humans, we can't conceive of what's beyond, simply because we lack the mental capacity. Much like an amoeba is unaware of high interest rates.
Polar Bear in a snow storm, then....
'solving the problem' is what you do when someone on staff forgets to order more staples.
Repeatedly risking human lives is ripe for blame, don't you think?
GM, Tesla, etc. all track you in real time...regardless of what country you may be in, so...is this just a push for domestic product? Remember that although Apple has a small percentage of the cellphone market in China, it has a large percentage of the smartphone market.
Cell towers in the middle of every playground for wi-max?
'fast fluxing' is the result of zombiefied router storms gone rouge.
That way, when things go south, you have time to right the ship before the early birds start logging in at 5:30.
"Please stop broadcasting re-runs of welcome back kotter.....!"
Amazon is just looking to get in on yet another news cycle. Maybe charlie rose is ready to fawn all over them again...
Is this what that $2.3billion request for immigration is all about...we're going to shoot illegals into space rather than back to where ever they sneak in from?
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Don't expect me to call 911 on my iPhone when you have a heart attack and fall at my feet...
This is what happens when you don't read the directions on the package...
Why does this work so hard to sound organic, when it seems more like a boldfaced ad for xbox?
A virus will always find a way.
Next thing we know, someone will find that the people responsible for tracking those vials mysteriously died from the same pox. "Gee, Professor...I wonder what's in these?"
Insurance companies shaping coverage/billing based on client data? Shocked, I say....
Can you say red-lining?
It's always a bad idea to assume a good idea.
While attending Apple's WWDC a couple years back and looking around during the lunch break, I noticed indie devs looking at the corp devs with envy, lamenting how great it must be working for a big company with all those perks, resources, tight social connections, regular paychecks, etc.
Listening to the corp devs, they were all eyeing the indies, jealous of the perceived freedoms to set their own project priorities and schedules while eft alone to focus on whatever they liked at a given point in time.
....we've used one now for a while, and it is a great device (hardware), but the learning algos (software) need improvement, I think. Sometimes it learns too well and gets overly aggressive with predicted settings, making it difficult to re-train. Remote access is great.
"Microsoft is now pushing Bing Maps exclusively"
...counting down to the eventual outcry over upcoming changes to BING licensing restrictions that will further profit MS
FoxConn is a leader, so take note...