I wonder if it has something to do with relying on birth certificates. It could be that those around 100-110 years old who have a birth cirtificate are -for whatever reason - skewing the results.
No matter how many dipshits like you don't understand, selling ads that target data is not selling data. Learn how English works, or learn how ad networks work.
Why would you accept dollars? To burn? You know dollars are backed by the U.S., right? If there's no U.S., dollars don't have value, similar to the way that if there's no Internet, Bitcoin has no value.
So, the question is, which will sustain an apocalypse: the United States or the Internet?
Plastic recycling is a problem that can't be solved by markets. Environmentalists need to put their money where their mouth is and stop trying to convince people recycling can be profitable. Tax your community to pay for it, or stop requiring them to waste their time with bins.
I wonder how it stacks up if you include dividends. Lots of the older, stable industries (including MS to be fair) pay out decent dividends which keeps the P/E down.
They are susceptible to advertisers who convinced them ads are valuable.
Between marketeers, investors, and corporate customers, there's a whole lot of mass delusion going on in the ad space. Frankly, I think it's a sign that corporations are making too much profit, and their leadership is too incompetent to know where to re-invest, so they just dump it into marketing.
And the fact those contact lists will inevitably split is why neither will ever succeed in become a de facto form of communication. Instagram's growth is a flash in the pan. Social networks grow into unusability. It's inevitable.
That's fine. Not all iPhone owners are Apple fan boys, but it's the fan boys that make AAPL valuable.
Tesla is attempting to move into a high margin premium market. By controlling the battery supply and making advancements to stay a couple years ahead of their competitors in cost, as well as focus on direct sales, they've positioned themselves to reap much larger proft margins than any of their competitors.
Splitting religion from science becomes somewhat nonsensical before the scientific revolution. The builders of stonehenge may have had a version of astronomy steeped in mythic tradition, but they were still essentially building an astral calendar. That's engineering, no matter the stories they may have told about the reasons they felt compelled to do so.
Asians aren't minorities though. Just look at any newspaper article talking about minorities in college and you will find that Asians are consistently left out of minority status. And we all know racism isn't really racism unless it involves the oppression of minorities.
Asians gotta suck it up like the white people when it comes to college.
Webpages are inefficient masses of the crappiest software built under the dumbest constraints. Using large amounts of memory is how you make them operate reasonably well. And humans are notoriously bad at understanding how much memory used is too much memory.
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You probably hate-click leftist articles to rage as liberal crazies, then Google takes this to mean you want to see more.
I wonder if it has something to do with relying on birth certificates. It could be that those around 100-110 years old who have a birth cirtificate are -for whatever reason - skewing the results.
It's this type of thing that makes me think Apple has lost sight of what they offer as a business.
Apple Maps is the TMobile of mapping; good coverage is only in the cities.
No matter how many dipshits like you don't understand, selling ads that target data is not selling data. Learn how English works, or learn how ad networks work.
They serve ads over the web. Or are they running TV and radio ads now and didn't tell anyone?
Can you provide an example of a site that A) renders in FF so badly you can't read it and B) has any quality content?
My guess is this is more of an academic argument and there aren't really sites like you describe.
Why would you accept dollars? To burn? You know dollars are backed by the U.S., right? If there's no U.S., dollars don't have value, similar to the way that if there's no Internet, Bitcoin has no value.
So, the question is, which will sustain an apocalypse: the United States or the Internet?
Plastic recycling is a problem that can't be solved by markets. Environmentalists need to put their money where their mouth is and stop trying to convince people recycling can be profitable. Tax your community to pay for it, or stop requiring them to waste their time with bins.
Uber relies on Google Maps, Apple relies on Intel and ARM, Google relies on Sprint/Nextel/AT&T/Comcast/etc...
Or Facebook would have found another way to crush them. Just look at SNAP.
I wonder how it stacks up if you include dividends. Lots of the older, stable industries (including MS to be fair) pay out decent dividends which keeps the P/E down.
However much you can sell it for on the open market.
People think Bitcoin is like tulips. They are right.
People think there was a bubble in Dutch tulips. They are mistaken. There was a bubble in tulip FUTURES.
Futures are like the CDOs and other derivative instruments that brought about the 2008 financial collapse.
Tulip futures bubbled for a season. Bitcoin has been rising for a decade.
You are a low information voter, too, I bet...
They are susceptible to advertisers who convinced them ads are valuable.
Between marketeers, investors, and corporate customers, there's a whole lot of mass delusion going on in the ad space. Frankly, I think it's a sign that corporations are making too much profit, and their leadership is too incompetent to know where to re-invest, so they just dump it into marketing.
And the fact those contact lists will inevitably split is why neither will ever succeed in become a de facto form of communication. Instagram's growth is a flash in the pan. Social networks grow into unusability. It's inevitable.
Every single tech company in Silicon Valley depends on the success of other tech companies, in or out of the Valley.
That's fine. Not all iPhone owners are Apple fan boys, but it's the fan boys that make AAPL valuable.
Tesla is attempting to move into a high margin premium market. By controlling the battery supply and making advancements to stay a couple years ahead of their competitors in cost, as well as focus on direct sales, they've positioned themselves to reap much larger proft margins than any of their competitors.
That's the Apple model.
Splitting religion from science becomes somewhat nonsensical before the scientific revolution. The builders of stonehenge may have had a version of astronomy steeped in mythic tradition, but they were still essentially building an astral calendar. That's engineering, no matter the stories they may have told about the reasons they felt compelled to do so.
Asians aren't minorities though. Just look at any newspaper article talking about minorities in college and you will find that Asians are consistently left out of minority status. And we all know racism isn't really racism unless it involves the oppression of minorities.
Asians gotta suck it up like the white people when it comes to college.
Web designers should be the ones caring about their sites not rendering properly, not you. You should care about the quality of the content.
Webpages are inefficient masses of the crappiest software built under the dumbest constraints. Using large amounts of memory is how you make them operate reasonably well. And humans are notoriously bad at understanding how much memory used is too much memory.
I recently switched to FF from Chrome and haven't noticed much difference.
It uses the renderer which is the part everyone likes.
...demonstrating you have no idea how IQ works...