3. If Hillary wins and NK endorsed Trump, nothing will happen. If Trump wins and NK didn't endorse Trump, he'll probably nuke them. You don't antagonize a vengeful child with self control issues.
GoDaddy's implementation of the API their senior VP of Domains Engineering "said that the program will not be open to public developers and that any service providers wanting access will have to be approved by his team at GoDaddy."
aaaaaand go fuck yourself for trying to make the internet proprietary. you might have swinging dicks backing this idea, but you can expect a shit-storm of legitimate registrars like Dreamhost and register4less to completely ignore this DNS fever-dream you have. Im sure youll support it for 4 years as an option, then quietly shuffle it under the rug of shit that didnt work out like that cloud storage you based entirely off net-app called Nebula.
Don't worry. If everybody follows GoDaddy's example, then nobody can interoperate and this protocol is dead in the water. They're basically hoping that competitors will let them take "their" domainnames while paying lipservice to supporting the protocol themselves.
The curved screen looks cool on a store shelf but, like glossy displays, is utterly useless and, like glossy displays, will be the norm before you know it. Because fuck usability; it's sellability that counts.
If that were true, than people should stock censoring the word "Fucking", because it is never used to mean "having intercourse" any more and has basically become synonymous with "very much so".
I think the "operating for decades" refers to the people and their DDoS activities and "sept. 2012" refers to the specific website they use to offer those activities.
You do understand WHY foreign labour is cheaper, right?
Despite common believe, IT employees are not able to live on half a can of mountain dew a day. The entire economy has to basically collapse in order for local labour to become "competitive" with countries where everything in the economy is cheaper.
As an example; technical education in India is about US$1000 per year (http://qz.com/445500/the-cost-of-getting-a-decent-education-in-india-is-now-staggering/). According to GP, that would be roughly 35 times cheaper at the very least.
I f**king hate the shiney screens. Those things look absolutely great in a store display with the power turned off, but are useless in pretty much any other situation. How insane is it to have a computer you can lug around but can't use in the sun. Or with a lightsource anywhere near you. Or with a window behind you. Or in a brightly colored room.
Many brands still sell business models without the glare, but these usually cost extra. You can also buy separate anti-gloss overlays which may also block touch.
The slimmer the device gets, the thicker the protective cover becomes. Unless these devices are designed to bend and dent, going more thin just makes them more fragile.
The burden is on the accuser to prove guilt.
3. If Hillary wins and NK endorsed Trump, nothing will happen. If Trump wins and NK didn't endorse Trump, he'll probably nuke them. You don't antagonize a vengeful child with self control issues.
Isn't this what notifications are for?
GoDaddy's implementation of the API their senior VP of Domains Engineering "said that the program will not be open to public developers and that any service providers wanting access will have to be approved by his team at GoDaddy."
aaaaaand go fuck yourself for trying to make the internet proprietary. you might have swinging dicks backing this idea, but you can expect a shit-storm of legitimate registrars like Dreamhost and register4less to completely ignore this DNS fever-dream you have. Im sure youll support it for 4 years as an option, then quietly shuffle it under the rug of shit that didnt work out like that cloud storage you based entirely off net-app called Nebula.
Don't worry. If everybody follows GoDaddy's example, then nobody can interoperate and this protocol is dead in the water. They're basically hoping that competitors will let them take "their" domainnames while paying lipservice to supporting the protocol themselves.
The likely reason they give TV away for free, is so they can claim a larger audience, and thus charge more for TV ads.
Yeah, because the people buying adspace are retards who blindly trust the TV providers and do no market research of their own.
I prefer to asssume that the people who are actually making a living doing something are atleast as knowledgeable about their job as me.
The curved screen looks cool on a store shelf but, like glossy displays, is utterly useless and, like glossy displays, will be the norm before you know it.
Because fuck usability; it's sellability that counts.
How will this technology enable ISP's to blackmail content providers and double-charge customers?
Actually, you can still post your rantings on Instragram. But other people may choose to ignore your rantings.
It's exactly like freedom of speech; you can say whatever you want, but you can't force me to listen to it.
If that were true, than people should stock censoring the word "Fucking", because it is never used to mean "having intercourse" any more and has basically become synonymous with "very much so".
Post Vogon poetry on Instagram, ofcourse!
They have a business model?
I wonder how much money he's being paid to take the fall.
Sorry, my bad, you were right and the summary is truely that bad.
I think the "operating for decades" refers to the people and their DDoS activities and "sept. 2012" refers to the specific website they use to offer those activities.
Technical "education", in India, is also hardly worth the ink written to spell those words.
It's apparently sufficient to outsource jobs to.
But I'd have to do that if I didn't use bluetooth anyway.
But then you didn't have to carry the bluetooth headset with you.
You have to be pretty courageous to call yourself "courageous" in the first place.
You do understand WHY foreign labour is cheaper, right?
Despite common believe, IT employees are not able to live on half a can of mountain dew a day.
The entire economy has to basically collapse in order for local labour to become "competitive" with countries where everything in the economy is cheaper.
As an example; technical education in India is about US$1000 per year (http://qz.com/445500/the-cost-of-getting-a-decent-education-in-india-is-now-staggering/).
According to GP, that would be roughly 35 times cheaper at the very least.
That's probably because a lot of people say the exact same thing without being sarcastic at all.
I f**king hate the shiney screens.
Those things look absolutely great in a store display with the power turned off, but are useless in pretty much any other situation.
How insane is it to have a computer you can lug around but can't use in the sun. Or with a lightsource anywhere near you. Or with a window behind you. Or in a brightly colored room.
Many brands still sell business models without the glare, but these usually cost extra. You can also buy separate anti-gloss overlays which may also block touch.
The slimmer the device gets, the thicker the protective cover becomes.
Unless these devices are designed to bend and dent, going more thin just makes them more fragile.
There are insurance companies that do, but the premiums skyrocket.
No. DMCA puts the onus on the accused to proof her innocense.
f.lux has been standard on all computers I use for many years now.
Let's first see how Microsofts' version works before jumping ship.
Why is that a strawman argument?