Well in the current design of the bathtub and stuff, they are needed, to prevent water splashing out from the area of the bath tub? Why? Because the bathroom floor has no other water egress area.
Do they have shower curtains in gyms? No, the floor is slopy, collecting water towards the egress pipe.
Also, in many Asian cultures too, there is no need for a shower curtain, due to the sloped bathroom floor.
[On a side note, disposable shower curtains - landfill!!]
Of course, to me, asking if you can trust this guy is like asking if you can trust someone with the key to those shitty luggage locks they put on suitcases. If you gave a shit about security, you'd be using something else anyways.
You probably intended this as satirical, or maybe even rhetorical, meaning you would not trust the "shitty" suitcases. Probably you'd go in for some uber security device. What if you only had Rs 500 in the suitcase. Depends, right. Degrees of security.
When American companies sell products in underdeveloped markets, forcing the governments to open up their economies, that is just Globalisation. When manufacturing and (software) devlopment is done in those same countries, that is being traitor.
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Seriously why? What does this have to do with technology. You have a relationship problem. Why bug us?
Do they have shower curtains in gyms? No, the floor is slopy, collecting water towards the egress pipe.
Also, in many Asian cultures too, there is no need for a shower curtain, due to the sloped bathroom floor.
[On a side note, disposable shower curtains - landfill!!]
You probably intended this as satirical, or maybe even rhetorical, meaning you would not trust the "shitty" suitcases. Probably you'd go in for some uber security device. What if you only had Rs 500 in the suitcase. Depends, right. Degrees of security.
Replace Microsoft with a new monopoly? Which gets evil over time?
But money spent on gas guzzling American SUV's which finances countries that are simply terrorist in nature is not.
Also, financing Al Queda is definately not blood money. That somehow is santified operations.
When American companies sell products in underdeveloped markets, forcing the governments to open up their economies, that is just Globalisation. When manufacturing and (software) devlopment is done in those same countries, that is being traitor.
Makes sense!!
Oh wait! They did. And they also profited from Nazi forced labor. Holier than thou indeed.Just one of the examples.
Or did you get confused between the issue of breadth of software available with being technically advanced?