There's no other way. Verizon stopped rolling out fiber years ago. In fact they've sold off some of their FIOS business. Verizon is all about wireless, that's where the cash cow is. So it's no surprise that Google would follow suit. Each wants the low hanging fruit. The only way we are going to get fiber is if municipalities roll it out themselves.
You do realize this is Excel's default behavior and not something you can disable. IT'S THE FAULT OF EXCEL FOR DOING IT IN THE FIRST PLACE!
Jesus people stop dick sucking Microsoft. No one asked for Excel to do this. Only ass-holes in their infinite wisdom thought this would be a good idea.
In other words it is double speak. Uber doesn't want to meet regulations that taxi services do. FYI buses and airplanes have to meet regulations. Epic fail.
Moron of the universe unit. RTFA: "Overall, when accounting for the emissions today from the power plants that provide the electricity, this would lead to an approximately 30 percent reduction in emissions from transportation. Deeper emissions cuts would be realized if power plants decarbonize over time." Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2016-08-e...
RTFA: "But the team found that the vast majority of cars on the road consume no more energy in a day than the battery energy capacity in affordable EVs available today. These numbers represent a scenario in which people would do most of their recharging overnight at home, or during the day at work, so for such trips the lack of infrastructure was not really a concern. Vehicles such as the Ford Focus Electric or the Nissan Leaf—whose sticker prices are still higher than those of conventional cars, but whose overall lifetime costs end up being comparable because of lower maintenance and operating costs—would be adequate to meet the needs of the vast majority of U.S. drivers." Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2016-08-e...
Gotta love jackasses. Hey Zippy, the point of the article was that: "Venus may have had a shallow liquid-water ocean and habitable surface temperatures for up to two billion years of its EARLY HISTORY..."
Over time Venus climate changed which gave rise to the current one. It's an interesting study. The implications for Earth have to do with the consequences of heat build up over-time. Earth's oceans could evaporate over time if heat builds up to such levels.
RTFA.. That was not the issue here. The issue was over ruling state law, which the FCC could do if it were explicitly stated in federal law:
"..the commission is not explicitly granted permission to overrule the states like this. And while government agencies are generally given deference to interpret their own powers where a law has left them unclear, the court determined that isn't the case in this situation. That's because it would be going so far as to overrule a state law, and that, the court said, requires an agency's power to be clearly stated in federal law." http://www.theverge.com/2016/8...
Franchise agreements - look it up sometime. And yes established ISPs work against new ISPs from entering. Again look up Google and AT&T and Verizon. Moron.
Apparently you are not aware of the fact that they are not expanding AT ALL. Verizon stopped expanding FIOS several years ago and has no plans to expand. They will honor agreements with municipalities and finish rolling out in those areas but they will not enter into new agreements.
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This. It's amazing how remarkably simple a backup server is but for some reason people feel like they need something special.
Oh the 2Mbs is broadband crowd. Stop shilling for Verizon.
MUNICIPAL FIBER!
There's no other way. Verizon stopped rolling out fiber years ago. In fact they've sold off some of their FIOS business. Verizon is all about wireless, that's where the cash cow is. So it's no surprise that Google would follow suit. Each wants the low hanging fruit. The only way we are going to get fiber is if municipalities roll it out themselves.
Wow so Verizon is a new high-tech industry company....who knew...
You do realize this is Excel's default behavior and not something you can disable. IT'S THE FAULT OF EXCEL FOR DOING IT IN THE FIRST PLACE!
Jesus people stop dick sucking Microsoft. No one asked for Excel to do this. Only ass-holes in their infinite wisdom thought this would be a good idea.
Thanks for admitting 4G, 5G, nG is all marketing hype and people are not getting the super fast speeds you claim.
seriously? it's easier to tell someone how to do something from a command line than to direct them to do something via the gui.
Because riding in a Ford Fiesta is improving the experience of riders....
Lot of uber trolls nice...
But forcing businesses to follow regulations for an industry is the job of government. Moron.
In other words it is double speak. Uber doesn't want to meet regulations that taxi services do. FYI buses and airplanes have to meet regulations. Epic fail.
Hey ass-hole, taxis are providing the service. Uber and the like are free to compete as long as they meet they requirements that taxi services do.
LMOL yes moron Uber competes with taxi service.
"attacks designed to make the average American lose trust in the government and lose faith in the entire political system."
Where the fuck have you been. Americans have been distrusting government since the country was founded!! Move along Potsy.
Really Potsy...unlike a smart meter that's wired to the internet....
I Dated a Robot - All civilisation was just an effort to impress the opposite sex ... and sometimes the same sex. https://theinfosphere.org/Tran...
Moron of the universe unit. RTFA: "Overall, when accounting for the emissions today from the power plants that provide the electricity, this would lead to an approximately 30 percent reduction in emissions from transportation. Deeper emissions cuts would be realized if power plants decarbonize over time." Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2016-08-e...
RTFA: "But the team found that the vast majority of cars on the road consume no more energy in a day than the battery energy capacity in affordable EVs available today. These numbers represent a scenario in which people would do most of their recharging overnight at home, or during the day at work, so for such trips the lack of infrastructure was not really a concern. Vehicles such as the Ford Focus Electric or the Nissan Leaf—whose sticker prices are still higher than those of conventional cars, but whose overall lifetime costs end up being comparable because of lower maintenance and operating costs—would be adequate to meet the needs of the vast majority of U.S. drivers." Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2016-08-e...
Gotta love jackasses. Hey Zippy, the point of the article was that: "Venus may have had a shallow liquid-water ocean and habitable surface temperatures for up to two billion years of its EARLY HISTORY..."
Over time Venus climate changed which gave rise to the current one. It's an interesting study. The implications for Earth have to do with the consequences of heat build up over-time. Earth's oceans could evaporate over time if heat builds up to such levels.
RTFA.. That was not the issue here. The issue was over ruling state law, which the FCC could do if it were explicitly stated in federal law:
"..the commission is not explicitly granted permission to overrule the states like this. And while government agencies are generally given deference to interpret their own powers where a law has left them unclear, the court determined that isn't the case in this situation. That's because it would be going so far as to overrule a state law, and that, the court said, requires an agency's power to be clearly stated in federal law." http://www.theverge.com/2016/8...
Please someone send him to Mars already.
And again: AT&T sues Louisville over law that would make it easier for Google Fiber to move in http://www.theverge.com/2016/2...
So fuck off moron.
I Love morons: AT&T sues Louisville over law that would make it easier for Google Fiber to move in http://www.theverge.com/2016/2...
Do some research before posting.
Franchise agreements - look it up sometime. And yes established ISPs work against new ISPs from entering. Again look up Google and AT&T and Verizon. Moron.
Apparently you are not aware of the fact that they are not expanding AT ALL. Verizon stopped expanding FIOS several years ago and has no plans to expand. They will honor agreements with municipalities and finish rolling out in those areas but they will not enter into new agreements.