If they are, can't they use the poles under FCC reg? If not, why are they not considered a cable company or telco? Is it because they don't want to follow some regulation that would be required if they have that status?
I have just suffered personally from this, I was in Bangalore two days ago where I got serious food poisoning from a McDonalds
While one might argue that any food from McDonald's is poison, I'll be especially careful to avoid those restaurants in Maine. Who knew the northeast was such a pit?
I am just taking a stab in the dark here as I don't really know, but maybe there are a lot of "MS Stack software" developers in the home of MS. If they got a ton of them already in town why import more?
I agreed to be a "web intern" for the local newspaper one semester. I thought I'd be helping to design layouts or code bits. No, it turned out all I did was copy news stories from Quark and paste them into HTML, and modify/crop the newsprint images for the web.
A recent Supreme Count ruling makes that type of work paid. If it isn't education and setup to benefit the student, then you get should get paid.
So, a few stories below we have the "Whirlpool's 30,000 users move to Google" and now we get an "IBM Could Crush Google" story? No, that's no suspicious at all.
They say it is made primarily of carbon fiber, which I guess is for weight savings, but why not tell me how much it weighs?
I don't mind the way it looks, even if it looks mostly like a toy (I think because of the size), but agree with others that a plain-jane designed electric car would probably sell.
Why the hell are engineers designing, or being allowed to design, a life-critical system like brakes on a car so that the system lacks a direct, non interruptible physical connection between the driver and the brakes?
To make it safer, with things like ABS, traction control and roll stability. You know, things that keep you from skidding uncontrollably, spinning out or tipping over in your big, tall SUV.
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If they are, can't they use the poles under FCC reg? If not, why are they not considered a cable company or telco? Is it because they don't want to follow some regulation that would be required if they have that status?
I have just suffered personally from this, I was in Bangalore two days ago where I got serious food poisoning from a McDonalds
While one might argue that any food from McDonald's is poison, I'll be especially careful to avoid those restaurants in Maine. Who knew the northeast was such a pit?
Please consider reapplying after...
So only hipster douchebags need apply?
I am just taking a stab in the dark here as I don't really know, but maybe there are a lot of "MS Stack software" developers in the home of MS. If they got a ton of them already in town why import more?
Or it could just be numbers, as in population.
Seattle: 650k
Los Angeles: 3.9M
Sheldon and any other mathematician...
How dare you lump Sheldon in with lowly mathematicians. He's a theoretical physicist, not some school teacher.
At least with the ps4 released, I can snap up used PS3 for media consoles in the bedrooms now.
This is the main reason of why I'll buy Xbox One over the PS4.
There is no way I'm putting an Xbox One in my bedroom.
You forgot something... "And get off my lawn!"
...refused because it was illegal and would need to involve a massive number of private sector workers.
So being illegal isn't enough, it also has to be expensive and inconvenient?
So will the french demand the return of the Statue of Liberty that they gifted to the americans?
Hey France: Molon labe.
Perhaps it's appropriate that the first commanding officer of the Zumwalt will be Captain James Kirk (yes, that's actually his name).
Come on US Navy, you can tell us: you saw the name and went for it :)
Why isn't it the DDG-1701?!
Apple overcharges users for the cables, while preventing the competition from building cheaper alternatives.
You! Hardware company that makes money selling cables and things that plug into cables! I immediately demand you halt you money-making venture!
I agreed to be a "web intern" for the local newspaper one semester. I thought I'd be helping to design layouts or code bits. No, it turned out all I did was copy news stories from Quark and paste them into HTML, and modify/crop the newsprint images for the web.
A recent Supreme Count ruling makes that type of work paid. If it isn't education and setup to benefit the student, then you get should get paid.
So, a few stories below we have the "Whirlpool's 30,000 users move to Google" and now we get an "IBM Could Crush Google" story? No, that's no suspicious at all.
Voltron? I think you mean The Iron Giant (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Iron_Giant)
Such bugs are usually there in Beta releases. This will be fixed in the Production Release.
No, these bugs are in beta. In the production release, they'll be full-blown vulnerabilities or exploits.
As scientific knowledge advances, god shrinks.
Wouldn't that make them Heaven-Bent instead of Hell-Bent?
Android fan says "we had all that a long time ago" and this is somehow Interesting or Insightful?
Why did I read that as "Woz (& Jobs 2.0)" expecting to read a story about Woz building a Steve Jobs robot?
Aztek redux now with a dose of hipster douchebag.
Fixed that for ya.
They say it is made primarily of carbon fiber, which I guess is for weight savings, but why not tell me how much it weighs?
I don't mind the way it looks, even if it looks mostly like a toy (I think because of the size), but agree with others that a plain-jane designed electric car would probably sell.
Is it April 1 already?
Aaaaaaaaand, of course it is a Kickstarter.
Why the hell are engineers designing, or being allowed to design, a life-critical system like brakes on a car so that the system lacks a direct, non interruptible physical connection between the driver and the brakes?
To make it safer, with things like ABS, traction control and roll stability. You know, things that keep you from skidding uncontrollably, spinning out or tipping over in your big, tall SUV.
When I read the summary about a black hole ripping a cloud of gas, I admit to not first thinking about astronomy.
Damn you, chickory root!
At least link to an article with more than 300 words. Review at CNET.
Just do it.