A budget that does something about that, not a budget that takes from things which make the US more valuable and gives to things the US doesn't need more of and doesn't impact the deficit at all?
> Ever since she took over, Yahoo has been trending downhill!
It has gone up in stock value from the point she took over to today. If you're going to have an opinion, it could at least be based on events that have occurred in reality.
In the goal of increased security, it's exceedingly unlikely that a larger bank is storing anything password related in plain text. Banks are beyond that stuff these days. Procedures and software are audited, etc etc - nobody but mom and pop sites would be able to fly under the radar of the harm to reputation that would occur if it turned out that your bank passwords were being stored in plaintext.
The thing that makes this so stupid is that you haven't made contingencies for the thousands of other terrible things that are far more likely to happen to you, your wife, and your children. This is what makes the "I'm prepared game" so fucking hollow.
Trump doesn't want anything more than to be liked. If disenfranchised American workers wanted him to feed them poison, because they thought it would get them jobs, he'd do it. That's how stupid populism works. The kind you seem to buy into.
Good lord, paying a company in another country doesn't amount to foreign aid. Holy shit, what the fuck has become of what used to be a country of fairly sensible people?
All it is is a heat disposal system. A building has heat. I'm sure you understand how you can use an IR camera to "see" a heated structure in total darkness. The heat on the inside is absorbed and emitted towards outside in a spectrum that isn't absorbed by the atmosphere. It's effectively "dumped" into space. (And shielded by a mirror that prevents it from absorbing the infrared coming from the sun.)
You're a moron for not just thinking that was the most likely possibility in the first place; that you were not familiar with the term. Hey, two reasons you're a moron.
They don't have a CEO. Chief, implying one person, is right there in the name. They have others who have taken on different parts of the job that a CEO does at other companies.
In what alternate reality does one think that the internet wouldn't have been developed without one person? Or that computers and thus networking of those computers, and thus communication via those computers isn't just an inevitable part of the path of science and technology? We are all dumber for having read your post.
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I love people who complain when faced with nobody forcing them to do anything at all.
Didn't happen before, won't happen now. So basically, this is a dumb often repeated joke that proves the opposite of the point it's meant to make.
A budget that does something about that, not a budget that takes from things which make the US more valuable and gives to things the US doesn't need more of and doesn't impact the deficit at all?
You know this because you were a shitty kid? Or a shitty parent?
I don't understand. Were you born an adult?
"Those are the only two possibilities."
Not really.
"All speech should be legal."
This is a dumb statement that is neither true, nor should be true.
I think about the only possible dumb reaction to this news would be to immediately assume you know what happened.
> Ever since she took over, Yahoo has been trending downhill!
It has gone up in stock value from the point she took over to today. If you're going to have an opinion, it could at least be based on events that have occurred in reality.
In the goal of increased security, it's exceedingly unlikely that a larger bank is storing anything password related in plain text. Banks are beyond that stuff these days. Procedures and software are audited, etc etc - nobody but mom and pop sites would be able to fly under the radar of the harm to reputation that would occur if it turned out that your bank passwords were being stored in plaintext.
Uh, no.
You might as well just have posted, "I don't know anything about software development."
The thing that makes this so stupid is that you haven't made contingencies for the thousands of other terrible things that are far more likely to happen to you, your wife, and your children. This is what makes the "I'm prepared game" so fucking hollow.
Trump doesn't want anything more than to be liked. If disenfranchised American workers wanted him to feed them poison, because they thought it would get them jobs, he'd do it. That's how stupid populism works. The kind you seem to buy into.
Good lord, paying a company in another country doesn't amount to foreign aid. Holy shit, what the fuck has become of what used to be a country of fairly sensible people?
And then the officer who fired the tazer went to prison for 30 months. Nice of you to leave that out.
If those questions were not rhetorical, it's probably best you focus on goals more down to your level, like say, how to tie your shoes.
All it is is a heat disposal system. A building has heat. I'm sure you understand how you can use an IR camera to "see" a heated structure in total darkness. The heat on the inside is absorbed and emitted towards outside in a spectrum that isn't absorbed by the atmosphere. It's effectively "dumped" into space. (And shielded by a mirror that prevents it from absorbing the infrared coming from the sun.)
Pizzas and sneakers are luxury markets with no dependencies on infrastructure and low barriers to market.
Sure. Want to go without internet for a few months to wait for one? Didn't think so.
Options and competition are good things, right?
For luxuries, yes. Is bypassing traffic if your son is sick a luxury?
> except for discrimination against white men ... I'm sure you know the story of the boy that cried wolf
Well, obviously you're familiar with it.
You're a moron for not just thinking that was the most likely possibility in the first place; that you were not familiar with the term. Hey, two reasons you're a moron.
They don't have a CEO. Chief, implying one person, is right there in the name. They have others who have taken on different parts of the job that a CEO does at other companies.
That's not having a (one) CEO.
In what alternate reality does one think that the internet wouldn't have been developed without one person? Or that computers and thus networking of those computers, and thus communication via those computers isn't just an inevitable part of the path of science and technology? We are all dumber for having read your post.