Really, you don't think those deep pockets are going to somehow pass their savings on to the end users?
How about more ads, or hikes in subscriber rates, instead of you're $9 NetFlix sub imagine $40 for a NetFlix stream sub, to cover costs of their user base that watches on mobile media.
Anytime a company chooses to do something and passes it off to consumers as a mega corp will foot the bill, we usually end up paying in the end anyway.
You seem to be forgetting one important factor, those armed groups that will roam taking what they want, shooting people pretty much for something as little as a single meal or bottle of water.
Except there's little the queen could do except for suggest things to change. Even then it's a suggestion it's not like she can wave a scepter and make it so.
It seems this is more a topic for the FAA vs the state of Illinois. I do recall there being something in FAA FAR's about operation of a drone by commercial entities and that operation requiring a COA for the drone and pilot training.
The very least they could be reported to the FAA for unsafe operation of aerial vehicles.
Given the broad definitions the gov tends to use, I'd say their idea of metadata probably contains a great deal of individually identifiable markers that others would consider to be more than just "metadata".
Yep yep, the article linked in the summary even states "Apple, which initiated the legal fight in 2011, had 13 percent market share in the third quarter of this year, while Samsung had 31 percent, according to IDC research."
Sounds like sour grapes to me.
I know I love my Galaxy S3 and have never had an iPhone due to not wanting to be locked to iTunes.
I'm actually surprised Apple is only going after them in the US, though the US is primarily the only place Apple is relevant, everywhere else it's pretty much Samsung.
I'm sorry you feel giving up your constitutional rights is worth saving someones life, especially considering the number of lives given to ensure we have and keep those rights.
Sorry for your mothers misfortune, but I'm glad that she learned.
I'd be willing to bet you're one of the ones that wanted to shift healthcare from those that currently don't have it from those that have it leaving those that currently have it not having it due to it's unaffordability.
I can attest to this, in my younger days I worked assisting glaziers working at a Naval hospital doing some window work. My job was to go before them and clean windows so they could apply solar film (read tint) to the windows. We were required to wear hard hats, what I found was that while walking around the hospital wearing the hard hat no one questioned your presence anywhere including an empty operating theater.
Do you really believe the NSA foiled a cyberplot of an unnamed nation attempting a BIOS exploit?
I question the validity, considering my BIOS needs to be flashed via USB, and to my knowledge no government official has been to my house to flash it. In fact it's not been on at home in 3 years.
Football (American) - they will each try and score goals, most of the play time will be eaten up by fat guys waiting to move the ball - followed by mindnumbing commentary.
Football (Everywhere but America) - guys will haul ass up and down the pitch trying to score a goal.
Tennis - ball will bounce from one side of the net to the other
Hockey - guys will skate from one side of the rink to the other trying to score a goal by hitting a small disklike object.
Did I miss any? Barring racing that's about what happens in every sport ever aired or watched. The winners / losers may differ but the same shit happens each and every game.
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What corp that has big money these days doesn't have Congress, a CongressCritter, or some type of politician in their pocket?
Really, you don't think those deep pockets are going to somehow pass their savings on to the end users?
How about more ads, or hikes in subscriber rates, instead of you're $9 NetFlix sub imagine $40 for a NetFlix stream sub, to cover costs of their user base that watches on mobile media.
Anytime a company chooses to do something and passes it off to consumers as a mega corp will foot the bill, we usually end up paying in the end anyway.
You seem to be forgetting one important factor, those armed groups that will roam taking what they want, shooting people pretty much for something as little as a single meal or bottle of water.
Except there's little the queen could do except for suggest things to change. Even then it's a suggestion it's not like she can wave a scepter and make it so.
It seems this is more a topic for the FAA vs the state of Illinois. I do recall there being something in FAA FAR's about operation of a drone by commercial entities and that operation requiring a COA for the drone and pilot training.
The very least they could be reported to the FAA for unsafe operation of aerial vehicles.
For an idea google Trappy of Team Black Sheep. http://www.suasnews.com/2013/10/25471/the-faas-complaint-against-trappy/
Given the broad definitions the gov tends to use, I'd say their idea of metadata probably contains a great deal of individually identifiable markers that others would consider to be more than just "metadata".
Let's leave race out of this shall we?
Yep yep, the article linked in the summary even states "Apple, which initiated the legal fight in 2011, had 13 percent market share in the third quarter of this year, while Samsung had 31 percent, according to IDC research."
Sounds like sour grapes to me.
I know I love my Galaxy S3 and have never had an iPhone due to not wanting to be locked to iTunes.
I'm actually surprised Apple is only going after them in the US, though the US is primarily the only place Apple is relevant, everywhere else it's pretty much Samsung.
Yes because we all know it's not possible to create a dummy Google+ or facebook account to post anonymously.
It's ok China, you can ban the game just keep in mind that millions of BF 4 players are enjoying the game on Chinese manufactured equipment.
Irony anyone?
My experience wacko people are the most fun to be around at work and in general, it's the "normies" that you have to avoid.
He's saying with $50 bucks he could buy a fat sack or a case or two of beer, or a bottle of something, you know to aid in the rest of the drive home.
I'm sorry you feel giving up your constitutional rights is worth saving someones life, especially considering the number of lives given to ensure we have and keep those rights.
Sorry for your mothers misfortune, but I'm glad that she learned.
I believe that like I believe the NSA only collects "metadata".
Make women stop swallowing
Think of the children that would save!
What am I saying?
And I have to worry about dogs why?
I'd be willing to bet you're one of the ones that wanted to shift healthcare from those that currently don't have it from those that have it leaving those that currently have it not having it due to it's unaffordability.
I can attest to this, in my younger days I worked assisting glaziers working at a Naval hospital doing some window work. My job was to go before them and clean windows so they could apply solar film (read tint) to the windows. We were required to wear hard hats, what I found was that while walking around the hospital wearing the hard hat no one questioned your presence anywhere including an empty operating theater.
Point is no one really questions anymore.
They get put together using glue?
I would have guessed it a throwback from when coins were silver, if it has raised ridges it would be obvious if someone were shaving some off.
Do you really believe the NSA foiled a cyberplot of an unnamed nation attempting a BIOS exploit?
I question the validity, considering my BIOS needs to be flashed via USB, and to my knowledge no government official has been to my house to flash it. In fact it's not been on at home in 3 years.
And yet you still sat through it and even actively sought it out.
Really?
Boxing - each boxer will throw punches
Football (American) - they will each try and score goals, most of the play time will be eaten up by fat guys waiting to move the ball - followed by mindnumbing commentary.
Football (Everywhere but America) - guys will haul ass up and down the pitch trying to score a goal.
Tennis - ball will bounce from one side of the net to the other
Hockey - guys will skate from one side of the rink to the other trying to score a goal by hitting a small disklike object.
Did I miss any? Barring racing that's about what happens in every sport ever aired or watched. The winners / losers may differ but the same shit happens each and every game.
Crackle has ads?
Been using it 3 years now and other than the Crackle intro I've yet to see one ad.