It still needs some way to show which tabs are killing the CPU. I constantly find Firefox at 100% of a cpu and can't find the tab/tabs causing the problem.
what number they come up with, it'll still be less than the losses of the 'content industry' will report due to IP theft, just for what has been stolen from them this week.
So far, I think we are up to owing them 3 solar systems, each with a minimum of 3 solid-platinum planets.
except there isn't an increase in renters. there is an increase in the amount of money the poorest renters have. they generally live in run-down homes or motels, paying month to month, and the month after they get an increase in welfare, the rent goes up a commensurate amount. they don't get a nicer place, or better amenities, it winds up being just straightup profit for the landlord.
and there is no 'competition' for these customers, other than competition for handouts directly from government for cheap rental units, which they rent to these welfare recipients.
all it does is set the new bottom rental fee.
And that is exactly what will happen with this 'universal income', it will set the bottom rental fee, in the range of 75%-90% or so of the amount.
It's the free market taking advantage of the poor, because they don't have a choice. Same as always.
Remember, this WON'T be "cops", ie, some drone poking around seeing what they can find. If it's at all interesting [as in, you are a journalist that is doing something that the government is interested in], your computer HD will be cloned and sent off to the NSA to be decrypted.
You better have it encrypted using a very high-quality algorithm, with a very good password that they cannot confiscate from you [like on a usb stick or keyfob].
You mean like when one of AT&T's lines was cut maybe a month or so ago, and ALL the cell service for a pretty good region stopped working, because everyone was using AT&T for backhaul?
Remember ALL these exemptions only last 3 years, and must be explicitly renewed by the Library of Congress. And so far, I believe they renew less than half of the exemptions from the previous 3 year period.
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It still needs some way to show which tabs are killing the CPU. I constantly find Firefox at 100% of a cpu and can't find the tab/tabs causing the problem.
Don't you want the world to immediately know what you are using your video card for....hmm, Big&Black&RoughAllOver.mp4 is currently fullscreen.
OK, so maybe not everything.
what number they come up with, it'll still be less than the losses of the 'content industry' will report due to IP theft, just for what has been stolen from them this week.
So far, I think we are up to owing them 3 solar systems, each with a minimum of 3 solid-platinum planets.
The plan is the same as for nuclear war.
Bend over and kiss your ass goodbye.
All of them is the solution to anything.
FTFY
except there isn't an increase in renters. there is an increase in the amount of money the poorest renters have. they generally live in run-down homes or motels, paying month to month, and the month after they get an increase in welfare, the rent goes up a commensurate amount. they don't get a nicer place, or better amenities, it winds up being just straightup profit for the landlord.
and there is no 'competition' for these customers, other than competition for handouts directly from government for cheap rental units, which they rent to these welfare recipients.
all it does is set the new bottom rental fee.
And that is exactly what will happen with this 'universal income', it will set the bottom rental fee, in the range of 75%-90% or so of the amount.
It's the free market taking advantage of the poor, because they don't have a choice. Same as always.
Are you kidding? Watch rent prices anytime welfare rates go up. Rent goes up pretty much exactly how much the rate went up.
He probably gets dogs to molest babies that he has taken candy from.
Except this doesn't really help, because the lowest rent immediately jumps to 75-100% of this 'basic income'.
So, you need to introduce rent controls to prevent this.
Remember, this WON'T be "cops", ie, some drone poking around seeing what they can find. If it's at all interesting [as in, you are a journalist that is doing something that the government is interested in], your computer HD will be cloned and sent off to the NSA to be decrypted.
You better have it encrypted using a very high-quality algorithm, with a very good password that they cannot confiscate from you [like on a usb stick or keyfob].
So, you are advocating that we invade them and slaughter pretty much everybody and then set up a puppet government?
yes, you have to be hit with the stupid stick to get on a jury
Because NeXT didn't exist in the 90's.
http://money.cnn.com/2015/08/05/technology/cell-phone-outage/
You mean like when one of AT&T's lines was cut maybe a month or so ago, and ALL the cell service for a pretty good region stopped working, because everyone was using AT&T for backhaul?
Remember ALL these exemptions only last 3 years, and must be explicitly renewed by the Library of Congress. And so far, I believe they renew less than half of the exemptions from the previous 3 year period.
The normal term for that storage space is NOT "pocket".
You can buy a MS Surface really cheap if you are interested in that.
All that stuff is valuable next quarter. We need to beat the numbers THIS QUARTER you idiot!
Then I get my bonus, and I leave for another company.
Brilliant! If you have a meeting to discuss online bullying, I'll shoot up your meeting. Because it's too PC.
But it's open source, so just jump in, fix the bugs and add the features you want. That's how it is supposed to work.
I would imagine the meat would be tougher than an sandwich made with Americans.
Too late, it already supercedes the Constitution.
As long as taxes don't go up!
You have it upside down. If all the 'stuff' is elevated, the ground winds up being dead because it doesn't get enough sun.