Remember that many of us are in support of people with crippling illnesses getting the help they need and are happy to pay taxes toward those ends.
As a point of pride I have never taken a government handout or public charity. Instead of taxes perhaps you might think about giving to one of the many community organizations that are much more efficient at helping those in need.
The number of texts sent in the US has gone up over the years as the price has gone down to an average of $0.10 per text sent and received. To convince more customers to buy unlimited text messaging plans, some major cellphone providers have increased the price to send and receive text messages from $.15 to $.20 per message.
Not only are you wrong your source doesn't even say what you think it does.
Try again. You had people paying a couple hundred bucks a month for text. When they could get number portability and bundled fixed rate text plans they dropped carriers like hot potatoes.
Remember when you used to pay by the character for text messaging ?
The cost to the provider was so near zero as to be laughable The major carriers were making so much money off of it though they didn't want to compete on it. That changed as soon as you got a few betrayals. The same is true now. As long as the only way to get good service is a wire into your home that's controlled by a monopoly or duopoly forget about it.
Yeah more like market choice is market choice. 5g will provide many more choices that will make it much harder to leverage deliberately crippling other services.
As the Marine general said the other day "Do those people not understand one company of Marines can take out an entire small city?" The only thing it's guaranteeing is your ability to shoot up your neighbors.
https://in.reuters.com/article...
Clean energy stories on Slashdot aren't dog whistles, they're electrodes planted in the pleasure centers of the gullible.
Take a look at the idiot in the cubicle next to you, that has the resistor color code in their hair already.
Dumpster diving, seems ineffective and it shouldn't be too hard to make it difficult to swap chips on new cards.
The question isn't can science address the mechanisms of climate, of course it can.
The question is will people who have their incomes and careers bound up in advocating for particular results actually do science
You should try actually giving directly. Expecting the state to do things for you is isolating.
Remember that many of us are in support of people with crippling illnesses getting the help they need and are happy to pay taxes toward those ends.
As a point of pride I have never taken a government handout or public charity. Instead of taxes perhaps you might think about giving to one of the many community organizations that are much more efficient at helping those in need.
Thanks, I have a crippling illness but you just lifted my spirits. It's always important to remember there are others worse off.
Thatâ(TM)s all I want to know.
Blame ? Congratulate. What a great way to cut the budget than eliminating 45 people who come in and get a fee for being opinionated.
I suspect most of the butt hurt in this thread, is from too many people that would like to be paid for having badly formed opinions.
The number of texts sent in the US has gone up over the years as the price has gone down to an average of $0.10 per text sent and received. To convince more customers to buy unlimited text messaging plans, some major cellphone providers have increased the price to send and receive text messages from $.15 to $.20 per message.
Not only are you wrong your source doesn't even say what you think it does.
Try again. You had people paying a couple hundred bucks a month for text. When they could get number portability and bundled fixed rate text plans they dropped carriers like hot potatoes.
Remember when you used to pay by the character for text messaging ?
The cost to the provider was so near zero as to be laughable The major carriers were making so much money off of it though they didn't want to compete on it. That changed as soon as you got a few betrayals. The same is true now. As long as the only way to get good service is a wire into your home that's controlled by a monopoly or duopoly forget about it.
That's when your wireless carrier offers you a "protection" plan for your connection
How many wireless carrier choices do you have at the moment ? That only works if all your choices including wired are operating the same way.
Yeah more like market choice is market choice. 5g will provide many more choices that will make it much harder to leverage deliberately crippling other services.
But nice windy fruit analogy.
https://www.theverge.com/2018/...
Half a gigabit speeds over wireless and people are running around like crazy worried about their wired carriers ?
How did it get here ?
You know you could provide counter examples, if you can find them.
As the Marine general said the other day "Do those people not understand one company of Marines can take out an entire small city?" The only thing it's guaranteeing is your ability to shoot up your neighbors.
Need to ask the Vietnamese about that.
Stopping discussion still seems to be overwhelmingly the province of the left.
Here you have a bomb threat directed at the FCC meeting on net Neutrality
https://www.theverge.com/us-wo...
There's at least one Democrat that didn't care about "Sensible Gun Laws" when he opened fire on the congressional baseball team
http://thefederalist.com/2017/...
And lets not forget Rand Pauls neighbor who is doing time now over a "Gardening Dispute"
None of this even touches on the day in and day out insanity of the snowflakes on college campuses.
Ha silly Euro
http://ww2live.com/en/content/...
Running Sherman Tank for sale or would you prefer a different make ?
I am fine with it.
1. New York Builds Windfarm for electricity ....
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3. Oil for liquid fuel, Feedstocks, plastics and lubricants on the way out ?
The FBI used the Fusion GPS Memo, to get a FISA warrant on Carter Page, so they could spy on him and the people around him.
If you don't like the FISA laws, this is your smoking gun of how they are abused.
That is very high cost of peak power. A lot to pay for instantaneous backup.
Normal wholesale prices are $20 per MWh in the US. Even real time usually doesn't hit more than $150.
This. Seems they would be better off trying to address the problem that causes their rates to spike.
Lets put some ads up there.
I'm selling space on Saturn's rings. Jupiter is already sold out.
Last time I checked maintenance was still the largest part of software engineering by a wide margin.