When they "perfect" this technology, 99.9% of us responsible drivers will be forced to buy something we will never use, and drunks will still find a way to get around it.
YouTube is not to blame for people believing that the world is flat.
There are many posts that argue both sides, so if a person watched and listened to both sides of the argument, then they could formulate their own opinion.
The problem is that people tend to sway to things they already believe in, and support their ideology, so they are typically getting only one side of the argument; thus, it reinforces what they already want to believe.
YouTube is to blame for this, like a spoon is to blame for making me fat.
I find more people, like myself, are cutting the cord because of cost, but it isn't only the cost. It paying high prices for 200 channels of garbage to get the five channels that we only watch.
Both cable and satellite companies are forced to bundle by the network providers. I can't get just TruTV, I have to purchase every Turner network channel to include CNN, TBS, Cartoon Network, and the ton of other channels. Because of this, we are force to pay high costs to obtain a single channel from the network. I ditched my satellite provider almost a year ago and have been using a plethora of free providers and a couple paid providers (Hulu and Amazon Prime). There are a few things I miss, but it isn't worth the $120 I was shelling out a month. If cable and satellite are to survive, the networks have to move to ala carte TV.
Honestly, I don't think the consumer is too interested in getting rid of the set top boxes, they are more interested in ala-carte TV. I got rid of my cable and satellite because I got tired of paying $120 a month for a bunch of crap to get the five channels I wanted.
If and ISP can be fined for what takes place on their networks, then the Government should be fined for the drugs that are shipped on their Interstates.
They are purposely placing sensors in places that inflate the temperatures. There is one sensor placed near an airport that occasionally received the direct jet engine blast and reports over 200 degrees Fahrenheit.
This is all a ruse to pad the pockets of Democrat cronies and green energy investors.
No doubt they are not cybersecurity experts. They are attempting to solve the impossible: "Preventing future attacks." The attacks will continue. They need to change the goal to be "Prevent successful attacks." Until the problem has been correctly defined, it will not be solved.
What you have here is a leader in the organization that is an Apple freak that is lying to get them to ditch Android in an attempt to get more people hooked on iPhones so his/her stock prices go up. No joke, seen these types of leaders when I was active duty.
The U.S. hasn't been truly capitalistic for a long time now. It has been slowly muddied with socialism for years. Those that claim that capitalism isn't working are actually pointing out that the socialism they are slowly integrating and eroding the system with isn't working. Those same people refuse to believe their socialist policies aren't working and that we need more socialist policies to fix it. Many Millennials believe they are rejecting capitalism, when in reality they are rejecting a sluggish economy that socialism is causing.
I loved my Amiga's. I owned a 1000, 500, 2000, 1200 and a 4000. When the writing was on the wall of its demise in the mid 90's, I held on too, hoping that it wouldn't die, but in 1999 embraced Linux, and sold everything Amiga. Isn't it time to say goodbye?
The sunscreen isnâ(TM)t free, it is just taxpayer funded. That said, I can picture the politicians that approved this having some monetary interest in sunscreen.
So the cops can pick them up, book them, and immediately let them back out so they can come and kill me once they find out it was my camera that caught them. Don't think so.
Your statement contains no facts. I can call you ugly all day long, but unless I substantiate it, it means nothing. Here are some facts for you:
http://taxfoundation.org/artic...http://www.ntu.org/foundation/...
I supose I am a racist too since that is typically the last resort of somebody that can't think.
I honestly don't care how you color code this to make it sound warm and fuzzy. The premise of this is redistribution of wealth. I work very hard long hours to make a comfortable living for me and my family. I shouldn’t have to work even harder to pay for the insurance of the “poor”. In most instances “poor” is a life choice. What you subsidize you will get more of. Redistribution of wealth is theft.
Lathes: as they can be used to make firearm parts, grinders: as they can be used to make firearm parts, metal: as it is most likely used to make firearm parts, and so on and so on. Lawmakers are morons and know nothing about about reality.
This is a good example of why the Government needs to keep out of business. These laws have unintended consequences and when there is a legitimate and immediate need for a change, it can take the Government years to react. Let the economy dictate this action of industry. When it is feasible for this to happen, it will.
Wanna talk about CFL bulbs and how they are working for you? Not!
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When they "perfect" this technology, 99.9% of us responsible drivers will be forced to buy something we will never use, and drunks will still find a way to get around it.
YouTube is not to blame for people believing that the world is flat. There are many posts that argue both sides, so if a person watched and listened to both sides of the argument, then they could formulate their own opinion. The problem is that people tend to sway to things they already believe in, and support their ideology, so they are typically getting only one side of the argument; thus, it reinforces what they already want to believe. YouTube is to blame for this, like a spoon is to blame for making me fat.
When the competition bashes your products, you know they are scared. AMD has a winner GPU.
I find more people, like myself, are cutting the cord because of cost, but it isn't only the cost. It paying high prices for 200 channels of garbage to get the five channels that we only watch.
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Ethylene glycol poisoning used to be quite common until they used an additive to make it taste bad. Should be just as simple.
Both cable and satellite companies are forced to bundle by the network providers. I can't get just TruTV, I have to purchase every Turner network channel to include CNN, TBS, Cartoon Network, and the ton of other channels. Because of this, we are force to pay high costs to obtain a single channel from the network. I ditched my satellite provider almost a year ago and have been using a plethora of free providers and a couple paid providers (Hulu and Amazon Prime). There are a few things I miss, but it isn't worth the $120 I was shelling out a month. If cable and satellite are to survive, the networks have to move to ala carte TV.
Honestly, I don't think the consumer is too interested in getting rid of the set top boxes, they are more interested in ala-carte TV. I got rid of my cable and satellite because I got tired of paying $120 a month for a bunch of crap to get the five channels I wanted.
If and ISP can be fined for what takes place on their networks, then the Government should be fined for the drugs that are shipped on their Interstates.
They are purposely placing sensors in places that inflate the temperatures. There is one sensor placed near an airport that occasionally received the direct jet engine blast and reports over 200 degrees Fahrenheit. This is all a ruse to pad the pockets of Democrat cronies and green energy investors.
No doubt they are not cybersecurity experts. They are attempting to solve the impossible: "Preventing future attacks." The attacks will continue. They need to change the goal to be "Prevent successful attacks." Until the problem has been correctly defined, it will not be solved.
In other news, crime flourishes due to criminals stealing your data due to inadequate encryption.
What you have here is a leader in the organization that is an Apple freak that is lying to get them to ditch Android in an attempt to get more people hooked on iPhones so his/her stock prices go up. No joke, seen these types of leaders when I was active duty.
The U.S. hasn't been truly capitalistic for a long time now. It has been slowly muddied with socialism for years. Those that claim that capitalism isn't working are actually pointing out that the socialism they are slowly integrating and eroding the system with isn't working. Those same people refuse to believe their socialist policies aren't working and that we need more socialist policies to fix it. Many Millennials believe they are rejecting capitalism, when in reality they are rejecting a sluggish economy that socialism is causing.
I loved my Amiga's. I owned a 1000, 500, 2000, 1200 and a 4000. When the writing was on the wall of its demise in the mid 90's, I held on too, hoping that it wouldn't die, but in 1999 embraced Linux, and sold everything Amiga. Isn't it time to say goodbye?
The sunscreen isnâ(TM)t free, it is just taxpayer funded. That said, I can picture the politicians that approved this having some monetary interest in sunscreen.
The Clinton Adminstration couldn't have been responsible for this cause it was Bush's fault.
So the cops can pick them up, book them, and immediately let them back out so they can come and kill me once they find out it was my camera that caught them. Don't think so.
Your statement contains no facts. I can call you ugly all day long, but unless I substantiate it, it means nothing. Here are some facts for you: http://taxfoundation.org/artic... http://www.ntu.org/foundation/... I supose I am a racist too since that is typically the last resort of somebody that can't think.
What do you expect when the tax system punishes performance and rewards failure.
I honestly don't care how you color code this to make it sound warm and fuzzy. The premise of this is redistribution of wealth. I work very hard long hours to make a comfortable living for me and my family. I shouldn’t have to work even harder to pay for the insurance of the “poor”. In most instances “poor” is a life choice. What you subsidize you will get more of. Redistribution of wealth is theft.
This is like trying to make people smarter by lowering the test standards.
Lathes: as they can be used to make firearm parts, grinders: as they can be used to make firearm parts, metal: as it is most likely used to make firearm parts, and so on and so on. Lawmakers are morons and know nothing about about reality.
Hope this passes so I don't have to pay for 200 channels of crap just to get the five channels I watch.
This is a good example of why the Government needs to keep out of business. These laws have unintended consequences and when there is a legitimate and immediate need for a change, it can take the Government years to react. Let the economy dictate this action of industry. When it is feasible for this to happen, it will. Wanna talk about CFL bulbs and how they are working for you? Not!