Funny that you'd pick some narrow hair-splitting example and ignore one that's highly relevant and didn't go in your direction. https://www.bloomberg.com/news...
A lot of people can probably charge their car near work but maybe the average person won't buy this car. Isn't the average car a 2,200kg monster anyway?
If my ISP gave me constant speed upgrades I'd be forced to upgrade my home network or just accept I wasn't getting what I paid for. Do any normal consumer routers support 2.5Gbit?
I don't know why something needs to be done to me for any of this to be valid but one time a larger BMW sedan pulled onto the highway from a complete stop about 10 meters in front of me and killed my poor Honda. It was being driven by every single BMW owner.
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Just let the taxpayer deal with the problem
The problem is stealing, stealing is a crime, I don't see the problem.
Where are they claiming they're an open platform? What do you consider an open platform?
It's clear to you because you want it to be true but it's not legally meaningful.
They offer Blu-ray.
Yes, they do, if the corporations are deemed to be operating public spaces.
If they are? They aren't.
Funny that you'd pick some narrow hair-splitting example and ignore one that's highly relevant and didn't go in your direction. https://www.bloomberg.com/news...
I'm confused about cinavia. What does it actually do? Why can I rip blu-rays without worrying about it?
A lot of people can probably charge their car near work but maybe the average person won't buy this car. Isn't the average car a 2,200kg monster anyway?
I think this one was taken on the factory floor, the unfinished product to the left is pretty creepy.
https://i.imgur.com/RQSlx58.jp...
Hackers are modifying software and allowing it into the hands of other users? This changes everything.
When you're using them to convey distance to the general public they sure are.
They call it kickball, as everyone should.
Those are stupid American units unless you live in England where it's okay.
Nobody cares. If you want to point out something silly why not focus on nautical miles?
Has any industry ever pulled out of a dip in demand by raising costs?
If my ISP gave me constant speed upgrades I'd be forced to upgrade my home network or just accept I wasn't getting what I paid for. Do any normal consumer routers support 2.5Gbit?
I just chatted with Amazon support yesterday. I'm gonna type, "Fuck you," and wait for a ten count and then back over it.
How brave and mature of you.
I've never understood why you Americans take so much abuse just because it's dished out by a private company.
My favorite thing we like to do is blame the consumer for everything.
Did Comcast screw you over for years? you're stupid!
Did Apple lie to you about your warranty rights? Moron!
They won't pay anything near $12M.
Yeah, even stupid dumb people should know that people with a bunch of money have solutions and know stuff.
I don't know why something needs to be done to me for any of this to be valid but one time a larger BMW sedan pulled onto the highway from a complete stop about 10 meters in front of me and killed my poor Honda. It was being driven by every single BMW owner.
I don't really care who buys them but I could do without the people that drive them.
It's also illegal to ride them on sidewalks in virtually every city in the country.
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If you're paying $250 to fix your phone you've fallen for some sort of scam.
Because that only appeals to a very small niche and doesn't make them more money.