You do realize that the entire basis for Wall Street (and capitalism) is that new, high growth wealth creation ideas initially require more funding than they can initially generate from their own operations, right? Ever heard the phrase, "it takes money to make money?" The vast majority of new forms of wealth creation require some form of initial "investment." Larger and longer periods of investment are correlated with higher expectations of growth and wealth creation.
You do realise that Wall Street now only exists to separate suckers from their money...
the stereo speakers are at the bottom of the display... they could have had a pair of speakers at the top as well and when playing in landscape, switch the speakers so that they still give stereophonic effect in landscape.
1984: Winston comments to himself, "There was of course no way of knowing whether you were being watched at any given moment. How often, or on what system, the Thought Police plugged in on any individual wire was guesswork. It was even conceivable that they watched everybody all the time. But at any rate they could plug into your wire whenever they wanted to. You had to live-did live, from habit that became instinct- in the assumption that every sound you made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every movement scrutinized"(Orwell 3).
because the opposition rightly surmised that telling outright lies and promising untold riches stolen from "the rich" via tax, borrowing and printing more money would increase their vote share by persuading the younger and stupider voters to vote for them.
Moral: don't click on things you get randomly from the Internet. Also, don't click on things you get unexpectedly from colleagues in the same organization.
more importantly, don't run software that can still be infected by opening an email or document?
what about things like the Great Firewall of Britain where there is a super secret list of blocked sites and we don't know for sure if they're blocking access to web articles critical of our 'glorious' Tory party or revealing embarrassing information on what they are really doing to us and the rest of the world... they put it up under the guise of protecting us from porn and kiddie porn...
Slashdot Mirror
You do realise that Wall Street now only exists to separate suckers from their money...
Because Apple...
just like I do my Guitars...
anyway, here's a link to the real article which OP neglected to use
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/0...
nope, it's 'green washing' to make themselves look good and distract from the awful treatment they deal to their workforce...
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/u...
the invasion is coming...
the stereo speakers are at the bottom of the display... they could have had a pair of speakers at the top as well and when playing in landscape, switch the speakers so that they still give stereophonic effect in landscape.
from here
https://blogs.commons.georgetown.edu/engl-246-fall2011/tag/panopticon/
but there appears to be no information at all as to why Slashdot was completely borked this week...
rubbish blockbusters? Formulaic re-boots/re-hashes? Copycat me too genre films...
"The original and best linux desktop"
that's a matter of opinion...
It's not rocket science...
Infra-red light is the real danger here...
The depths they've already been slithering about in?
Bollocks...
n/t
arghhhh!!! my eyes... my eyes...
that was terrifying...
more importantly, don't run software that can still be infected by opening an email or document?
not on my OS of choice...
a billion dollars is peanuts compared to their offshore stashed cash mountain...
what about things like the Great Firewall of Britain where there is a super secret list of blocked sites and we don't know for sure if they're blocking access to web articles critical of our 'glorious' Tory party or revealing embarrassing information on what they are really doing to us and the rest of the world... they put it up under the guise of protecting us from porn and kiddie porn...
there is, I believe, some research being done to detect sugar in your tears. A device to scan your eyes and analyse the light bouncing off them
nope... got another year left on the strips I bought last summer (big job lot, got a nice discount)...
Nope, have only had to change the CR2032 battery annually in the four years I've been using my meter... I use at least six strips a day as well
I use the SD Codefree meter... simple and cheap to run as well.
strangely enough though, Black Cab drivers are exempt from this test...
they'll up his sentence...