I mean, technically I suppose it is. It's just pretty dumb news that nobody cares about. A minor wording change in a Siri response? Fuck off with this garbage, editors.
Because people don't buy a new car every year, and cars don't just magically go away after the first year. There are cars on the road that are 10+ years old that are still being resold. A new car can only be bought new once. A used car can be bought and sold multiple times.
It's fucking EASY to sell more used cars than new ones. It's like you people are willfully fucking stupid.
Don't be stupid. Most people do not buy new cars - they buy used cars. Really think about how many people you see driving this year's model and stop being asinine.
Basically, affordable 5 - 10 years later when it's good and used. It's no shock that Elon's idea of affordable is anything but. It's the complete disconnect rich people have with the rest of the world showing itself.
I think the point being made here is that no separation is made between the kernel and Linux as a complete operating system. The kernel plays a role in the success of Linux, but it's not the sole reason for it's success. It's all the tools and software that make up the operating system which made it successful. Without those it would just be a car engine with no car built around it to make it useful.
Just because someone hacks you doesn't mean they're willing to tell you how they did it. That's the difference between a bug bounty and someone randomly hacking you.
I'm not worried about this. The internet has a built in failsafe against corporate greed when it comes to media. When the price becomes unreasonable, or the media becomes hard to access a large number of people will return to piracy instead of paying.
It's been shown that if the price is fair and it's convenient to get the content that people will pay. If they forget this, those same people will remind them.
Netflix was successful specifically because it was a flat rate. People are done getting nickled and dimed to death by hollywood for content. Pay per view will fail like every other service that has attempted it.
...safe, except for whatever the debris falling out of the sky hits on the ground and possibly ignites if something should go wrong. There's no point in using a flammable gas to float it when we have better alternatives.
>syncing with the phone when in range is fine but I don't want to lose my watch as a timepiece just because I'm out of Bluetooth range of my phone at the moment
Android wear supports syncing with your phone over wifi. In addition, android wear devices will still display the date and time even when out of range of the phone and not connected to anything. It would be nice if people would at least learn the basics of things before they started talking about them.
Trump doesn't need to steer foreign trade policy. He's already one of the richest men in America, and even if every business he owned failed tomorrow, he'd still be set for life. I'm still not seeing the return on the effort and money spent here that makes you think he's doing it for his own monetary gain. I'm not even convinced it has anything to do with monetary gain.
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Well they're using iphones, so there goes that theory.
...or does the MPAA get more and more batshit insane with every passing year?
I mean, technically I suppose it is. It's just pretty dumb news that nobody cares about. A minor wording change in a Siri response? Fuck off with this garbage, editors.
The simple explanation: You're lying.
Because people don't buy a new car every year, and cars don't just magically go away after the first year. There are cars on the road that are 10+ years old that are still being resold. A new car can only be bought new once. A used car can be bought and sold multiple times.
It's fucking EASY to sell more used cars than new ones. It's like you people are willfully fucking stupid.
IF you happen to live in the right place, and IF you happen to be in a position to buy before they pull them.
Don't be stupid. Most people do not buy new cars - they buy used cars. Really think about how many people you see driving this year's model and stop being asinine.
Basically, affordable 5 - 10 years later when it's good and used. It's no shock that Elon's idea of affordable is anything but. It's the complete disconnect rich people have with the rest of the world showing itself.
Does everything have to be a conspiracy?
I think the point being made here is that no separation is made between the kernel and Linux as a complete operating system. The kernel plays a role in the success of Linux, but it's not the sole reason for it's success. It's all the tools and software that make up the operating system which made it successful. Without those it would just be a car engine with no car built around it to make it useful.
Pfft, we ALL know anytime you build something that big it's got a thermal exhaust port.
The more you tighten your grip, the more websites will slip through your fingers!
Just because someone hacks you doesn't mean they're willing to tell you how they did it. That's the difference between a bug bounty and someone randomly hacking you.
There is no such thing as a 100% secure platform. Every time someone makes such a boast the system gets hacked - usually very publicly.
Seriously, why does every damn thing now need to be controlled by a cellphone? It makes zero sense to network the security of your car.
I'm not worried about this. The internet has a built in failsafe against corporate greed when it comes to media. When the price becomes unreasonable, or the media becomes hard to access a large number of people will return to piracy instead of paying.
It's been shown that if the price is fair and it's convenient to get the content that people will pay. If they forget this, those same people will remind them.
That's part of the problem, not the solution.
Netflix was successful specifically because it was a flat rate. People are done getting nickled and dimed to death by hollywood for content. Pay per view will fail like every other service that has attempted it.
Well they do keep telling us we were made in His image, so....
I think if this is true then God isn't actually in heaven. He's in his parent's basement eating a bag of cheetos and playing Xbox.
...safe, except for whatever the debris falling out of the sky hits on the ground and possibly ignites if something should go wrong. There's no point in using a flammable gas to float it when we have better alternatives.
Some of you are so stupid it's mind blowing.
Another idiot that can't even get the reference right. Here, let me help you.
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Mayer has proven one thing singularly - she's not fit to run the company. She's made a series of horrible choices and it has cost the company dearly.
Another dumbass that doesn't understand the difference between hydrogen and helium. It's like we're reliving an episode of Archer.
>syncing with the phone when in range is fine but I don't want to lose my watch as a timepiece just because I'm out of Bluetooth range of my phone at the moment
Android wear supports syncing with your phone over wifi. In addition, android wear devices will still display the date and time even when out of range of the phone and not connected to anything. It would be nice if people would at least learn the basics of things before they started talking about them.
Trump doesn't need to steer foreign trade policy. He's already one of the richest men in America, and even if every business he owned failed tomorrow, he'd still be set for life. I'm still not seeing the return on the effort and money spent here that makes you think he's doing it for his own monetary gain. I'm not even convinced it has anything to do with monetary gain.