Apple has been moving away from relying on Samsung for parts, for over a year now.
At some point, one of them was going to cut the ties. The patent lawsuit that turned them from frenemies to just plain enemies was probably that point. And after the outcome, Samsung probably wanted to hurt Apple.
But Apple has been preparing that exit for quite a while now. So it's not too great a hurt.
You can store wind, solar, hydroelectric power almost indefinitely by putting the energy into hydrocarbons. Certainly orders of magnitude longer than batteries can hold the same amount of power.
The GPA/schooling reflect in the choice of candidates and what the salary is.
If I come from Carneige Mellon with a 3.97 GPA, I won't be considered for a $40k job. Because they know I'd demand a lot more than that. Similarly, if I come from local community college with a 2.74 GPA, I won't be considered for the $125k job. Because my schooling reflects that I couldn't handle the demands of it. True or not, that's how it looks from the company side.
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To open the windows?
How is Apple crying if it's Samsung saying this?
Oh, right. Apple hater. Nevermind.
It's not that simple.
Apple has been moving away from relying on Samsung for parts, for over a year now.
At some point, one of them was going to cut the ties. The patent lawsuit that turned them from frenemies to just plain enemies was probably that point. And after the outcome, Samsung probably wanted to hurt Apple.
But Apple has been preparing that exit for quite a while now. So it's not too great a hurt.
You forgot to mention that the van has eight 2500 HP engines...
Depends on which Windows 8 you're using.
The cocaine must have gotten to your head.
IP addresses are tied to locations
I know you probably think this, but it's not actually true.
If you have a Comcast cable modem at home, it's possible that you get an IP address that is *associated* with their gateway location in Texas.
Shut up with your sciencey talk.
You mean using the judges words for their apology?
That might get awkward.
Not disagreeing, but let me know when the entire world will have all the motors converted to electric.
Including redundancy for when primary electric goes down.
Except that he didn't say that. He just said they put Doctor in front of their name. As if they aren't entitled to do so.
You do know that if you have a PhD, you can call your self Doctor, right? It's the D in PhD.
How can you tell they're out of state vs lying about address?
Better in theory, not so much in practice where not everything is powered by electricity.
They need the windmills to cool down the solar cells, which get hot in the sun.
This is the actual point of the program.
Storage.
You can store wind, solar, hydroelectric power almost indefinitely by putting the energy into hydrocarbons. Certainly orders of magnitude longer than batteries can hold the same amount of power.
$10/month.
Last I looked at least, 4 years ago.
They check it before you're ever asked to come in. It's a filter criteria, just like your school, previous experience & salary.
Exactly.
The GPA/schooling reflect in the choice of candidates and what the salary is.
If I come from Carneige Mellon with a 3.97 GPA, I won't be considered for a $40k job. Because they know I'd demand a lot more than that.
Similarly, if I come from local community college with a 2.74 GPA, I won't be considered for the $125k job. Because my schooling reflects that I couldn't handle the demands of it. True or not, that's how it looks from the company side.
I assure you that neither of those things has EVER come up in a job interview.
But they have in the salary planning. They know what they're getting, and pay accordingly.
Yeah, but then there's the Jersey Devil to deal with!
It's fall. 80 degrees sounds too damn hot for October.
And all of them have horrible traffic.
Yes, but there's many more technicians that engineers at their data centers. Opposite is true in MV, CA. Which is why the numbers skew high.
How about $65k?