I used a shorthand because I thought you'd understand that we're not comparing football teams here. A stadium has a fixed number of seats but an ISP doesn't have a fixed number of customers, they can enlarge the stadium to accommodate everyone who wants to see the game. I believe that currently every ISP has to build their own stadium, no sharing allowed.
It looks like the FCC are favouring the communications companies over everyone else, including all other businesses. How is that not bad for the US? Hands up all those who want better internet.
Are the Chambers of Commerce, trade associations etc calling for improvements? This lawsuit is being pursued only by consumer advocates so far.
Your analogy is faulty: they're both playing against the consumer. Only the law and corporate morality (the cost of being found out) stop them from colluding to keep prices high.
Eurotrash here (for a year or so more, maybe). £30 per month for 70 Mb/s fibre. According to uswitch.com there are 48 fibre and 32 standard broadband deals available for my address from 15 providers. When they try to put the prices up, I tell them I can get broadband for £20 and they give me a deal for a year. Ok, I live in a big city in a small country, but still.
So he doesn't use the phone much but we don't know whether the hackers could listen in when he was carrying it - let's hope a proper analysis of it has been done. I wonder whose malware it was.
Did he ever use it for official business? The statement didn't categorically deny it. Fingers crossed he doesn't go in for mistresses, insider trading, rent boys, coke deals or any other compromising activities (or if he does, at least uses a burner phone).
The theory is that plants are less likely to be eaten the more ideal their living conditions are and will thus need less pesticide, so avoid stressing plants, eg. when transplanting them, make sure the soil is right (pH, drainage, optimum nutrients etc), as well as the light and watering and position. If your plants have mildew, improve the ventilation; maybe grow them on a raised bed or in a more open site.
"I have a dream that my four little vehicles will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by what's under the hood."
How can you be sure they didn't die?
Maybe not on that trip but the next or the following day, they go out as usual and feel a bit sick. On the way back, laden with pollen and nectar, the starboard wings misfire then stop responding altogether and she spirals into the ground, only having time for a brief farewell dance to pass on her last message ("God bless the queen") before expiring.
I'd like to say how much I respect your decision, Mr Juggler (or may I call you Poopie?), not only to keep the name your parents gave you but to use it proudly on the internet.
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That's out of date: now it says "Please do not touch".
"the Constitutional requirement that the military be funded for no more than 2 years"
Good luck with that. US society is based on worship of the military and would probably collapse if that was removed.
TFA has the same inadequate language including the bit about Grupe asking management to resign.
I used a shorthand because I thought you'd understand that we're not comparing football teams here. A stadium has a fixed number of seats but an ISP doesn't have a fixed number of customers, they can enlarge the stadium to accommodate everyone who wants to see the game. I believe that currently every ISP has to build their own stadium, no sharing allowed.
Living up to your name I see.
The danger is if he doubles down, we know he can never never admit defeat, what will he do?
For the first time I'm pleased there are military men in government.
It looks like the FCC are favouring the communications companies over everyone else, including all other businesses. How is that not bad for the US? Hands up all those who want better internet.
Are the Chambers of Commerce, trade associations etc calling for improvements? This lawsuit is being pursued only by consumer advocates so far.
Your analogy is faulty: they're both playing against the consumer. Only the law and corporate morality (the cost of being found out) stop them from colluding to keep prices high.
Eurotrash here (for a year or so more, maybe). £30 per month for 70 Mb/s fibre. According to uswitch.com there are 48 fibre and 32 standard broadband deals available for my address from 15 providers. When they try to put the prices up, I tell them I can get broadband for £20 and they give me a deal for a year. Ok, I live in a big city in a small country, but still.
From the NYT:
"Israelâ(TM)s 2014 intrusion into Kasperskyâ(TM)s corporate systems."
"Kaspersky Lab did not discover the Israeli intrusion into its systems until mid-2015"
Um, this is the Antarctic and "hundreds of kilometres from the ice edge".
But in space, no one can hear you scream.
So he doesn't use the phone much but we don't know whether the hackers could listen in when he was carrying it - let's hope a proper analysis of it has been done. I wonder whose malware it was.
Did he ever use it for official business? The statement didn't categorically deny it. Fingers crossed he doesn't go in for mistresses, insider trading, rent boys, coke deals or any other compromising activities (or if he does, at least uses a burner phone).
The theory is that plants are less likely to be eaten the more ideal their living conditions are and will thus need less pesticide, so avoid stressing plants, eg. when transplanting them, make sure the soil is right (pH, drainage, optimum nutrients etc), as well as the light and watering and position. If your plants have mildew, improve the ventilation; maybe grow them on a raised bed or in a more open site.
Henry Ford's famous speech still resonates.
"I have a dream that my four little vehicles will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by what's under the hood."
Is wave power ready for practical use? Are there any commercial installations already working?
"Given that the bees didn't die ..."
How can you be sure they didn't die?
Maybe not on that trip but the next or the following day, they go out as usual and feel a bit sick. On the way back, laden with pollen and nectar, the starboard wings misfire then stop responding altogether and she spirals into the ground, only having time for a brief farewell dance to pass on her last message ("God bless the queen") before expiring.
All those funerals. So many funerals.
Little thing called Brexit?
I'd also like to thank our Russian friends who have reinvigorated Slashdot and made it such a vibrant forum for discussion over the past few years.
No man, don't you have a clue? The best experts on cyber say you gotta use bleach on the cloth or it leaves bits behind.
I'd like to say how much I respect your decision, Mr Juggler (or may I call you Poopie?), not only to keep the name your parents gave you but to use it proudly on the internet.
Regards
Brian Estweasel
That sounds like the punchline to a joke told at philosophers' parties. Yes I'm sure there are such things.
If a philosopher tells a joke at a party and no one laughs, is it still funny?
I doubt "the people of North Korea" get to use the internet. All access will be entirely controlled by, and for the sole benefit of, the state.
It's a mixed bag of 30,000 dead people every year.
"and in turn letting the corrupt politicians steamroll over everyone else at a whim"
Because guns have done such a good job preventing that.
Are you talking about contraception to prevent more Americans being born? Because the Republicans are against that.
Or perhaps you mean the freedom to wear body armor when going about your daily lives? That would indeed be another step closer to the ideal society.