How do you make a risk go away by paying for insurance?
You can mitigate the risk if the Insurance company has policies in effect that help you manage your health, such as doctor visits, blood tests, and other things. But it does not "make it go away".
Management of a highly probable occurence is what health insurance does, just like car insurance.
Your outlook is limiting and blind. if you were to pay health insurance for one day, and then you get into an injury, how does what you paid into the insurance "make your risk go away"?
As for my statement about the government, redistributed funds... just like insurance and how it is handled.
Even though this is completely offtopic... WTF part of insurance do you not get?
You are paying for someone else to get surgery, so that if, one day, you need surgery, others are paying for it.
Premiums should go down because more are paying into it and it is being subsidized by the Governement, but because it is a business, they will keep them where they are at until competition starts driving down the price (unlikely).
Right, if they wanted to go the separate home / business route, why did they go to Windows XP in 2k3?
They have different flavors, but business ver still has this shitty UI.
Yup, I wont be using this polished turd in an office setting anytime soon.
No one does a full screen "launch apps" except OSes that cannot handle multi-tasking.
You may have history, but I have logic and evidence.
If people are everywhere,
They are drinking water everywhere
if everywhere cant support the people
Nowhere will.
Utilizing "Fuzzy" Math to approximate is exactly what humans do when they encounter math in the real world.
When was the last time you believed your transfer files time in Windows?
I dont believe inane means what you think it means.
What does seem obvious to me is the lack of concern.
So be it... may your children be dried husks cursing us until they die.
Banks can require other methods, like security tokens, for online access.
Hell I did it with Blizzard for what, $30 and I got a plush toy.
If banks wanted to mitigate the risk, they could justify the cost easily.
If the
My balls are just fine at 1.6 watts per kilo, raise that higher and I might just father a mutant that can run through walls.
But dont blame me, blame the FCC.
Bliggers, is that what we are calling paid pundits for shill corporations?:)
I wouldnt mind coming up with a word for these types of people. "Advertisement" is too nice.
I am not conservative, and I know what Al Gore meant when he said that.
I also know what Ted Stevens(R) meant when he said the internet is a series of tubes.
Both still amuse me, as the implication is that it was something put together so simply that it could be explained away so easily.
perhaps you are not understanding what he is saying.
At Home: Files secure. In Cloud: unknown variables. Server down, backup processes, human intervention, government intervention, service turned off without notice
At Home: Legally yours, and cannot be searched without a search warrant. In Cloud: Search warrant given to cloud provider, if at all, and data is searched without your knowledge.
At Home: Files not datamined unless you download a virus. In Cloud: you can be sure, datamined.
At Home: Files are accessed by known individuals pending hacking In Cloud: People you dont know have access.
So... maybe you are right, simple files like MP3s can be stored there, just be sure you have proof of purchase, lest the RIAA come after you.
Hey... maybe you can store the Proof of Purchase on the cloud!
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But regulations are bad!
They hurt job creators ability to create jobs in other countries, or make our kids work!
1)Gave loans to people
a)people who couldnt afford them
a1.)When the bottom falls out, we will own them.
1a1.)
They will be fine, as long as the Curiosity Rover has the iPhone IOS!
How do you make a risk go away by paying for insurance?
You can mitigate the risk if the Insurance company has policies in effect that help you manage your health, such as doctor visits, blood tests, and other things. But it does not "make it go away".
Management of a highly probable occurence is what health insurance does, just like car insurance.
Your outlook is limiting and blind. if you were to pay health insurance for one day, and then you get into an injury, how does what you paid into the insurance "make your risk go away"?
As for my statement about the government, redistributed funds... just like insurance and how it is handled.
I dunno, what does unencrypted stored data at an unsecure location cost?
You can get them back... just Google it.
Even though this is completely offtopic... WTF part of insurance do you not get?
You are paying for someone else to get surgery, so that if, one day, you need surgery, others are paying for it.
Premiums should go down because more are paying into it and it is being subsidized by the Governement, but because it is a business, they will keep them where they are at until competition starts driving down the price (unlikely).
Right, if they wanted to go the separate home / business route, why did they go to Windows XP in 2k3?
They have different flavors, but business ver still has this shitty UI.
Yup, I wont be using this polished turd in an office setting anytime soon.
No one does a full screen "launch apps" except OSes that cannot handle multi-tasking.
Humans
A gimbal based kill-switch would have prevented fuel from getting to the rocket engine had it detected a flipover.
I am wondering why they dont put in kill switches to the fuel. Seems a waste of materials, as well as a tougher time finding out what happened.
You may have history, but I have logic and evidence.
If people are everywhere,
They are drinking water everywhere
if everywhere cant support the people
Nowhere will.
Think about that and get back to me.
Utilizing "Fuzzy" Math to approximate is exactly what humans do when they encounter math in the real world.
When was the last time you believed your transfer files time in Windows?
I dont believe inane means what you think it means.
What does seem obvious to me is the lack of concern.
So be it... may your children be dried husks cursing us until they die.
I believe you can "opt-out" by moving to another country.
Or in this case, another city.
You would know if you were or not if you read the article.
Banks can require other methods, like security tokens, for online access.
Hell I did it with Blizzard for what, $30 and I got a plush toy.
If banks wanted to mitigate the risk, they could justify the cost easily.
In a car.... with a robot at the wheel.
If the My balls are just fine at 1.6 watts per kilo, raise that higher and I might just father a mutant that can run through walls.
But dont blame me, blame the FCC.
Bliggers, is that what we are calling paid pundits for shill corporations? :)
I wouldnt mind coming up with a word for these types of people. "Advertisement" is too nice.
I am not conservative, and I know what Al Gore meant when he said that.
I also know what Ted Stevens(R) meant when he said the internet is a series of tubes.
Both still amuse me, as the implication is that it was something put together so simply that it could be explained away so easily.
And all of it powered by Al Gore's internet!
Why do I have to decrypt the summary?
perhaps you are not understanding what he is saying.
At Home: Files secure. In Cloud: unknown variables. Server down, backup processes, human intervention, government intervention, service turned off without notice
At Home: Legally yours, and cannot be searched without a search warrant. In Cloud: Search warrant given to cloud provider, if at all, and data is searched without your knowledge.
At Home: Files not datamined unless you download a virus. In Cloud: you can be sure, datamined.
At Home: Files are accessed by known individuals pending hacking In Cloud: People you dont know have access.
So... maybe you are right, simple files like MP3s can be stored there, just be sure you have proof of purchase, lest the RIAA come after you.
Hey... maybe you can store the Proof of Purchase on the cloud!