It has nothing to do with socialism. The Teamsters were greedy liars and cheats. They wanted nothing more than power and money for the higher-ups in the organization and didn't give a rats ass about the members.
From my observations, people are upgrading hardware at a slower and slower rate, so it is relevant. Most I know haven't done a major upgrade, outside of possibly adding ram or a changing video cards, in a few years and don't plan to anytime soon. Hardware has reached a "good enough" point.
I'm on a Athlon X2 with 4gb ram (maxed out). I have absolutely no intention of upgrading anytime soon.
That would be nice. I ended up just liking the router to a gigabit switch. I don't have any devices with n wireless at the moment, so overall it's not really an issue.
My cell plan cost the same whether or not I get the phone with it, so that point is mute (I paid $49 for the phone). My netbook is a multi-use device and my desktop is years old and also a multi-use device. Netbooks and desktops are apples and orange comparisons to e-ink readers.
The palm was an old black white model that I found on a park bench.
When MP3's got big, they could be burned and listened to on any cd player or computer. Later MP3 playes got cheap. E-books can be viewed on any computer and most phones, but it sucks. There are no dirt-cheap readers out yet.
I've tried them onmy iphone, my netbook, my desktop and a palm. Each and every one suck equally when reading. Changing the contrast, brightness, it doesn't matter.
I've posted more than a few negative reviews on newegg over the years and I've never had one filtered or modified. A couple of times the manufacturer replied to my review directly and offered to remedy my problem.
About three months ago we were audited. We had to have paperwork for EVERYTHING going back at least 6 years and each violation was a $2000 fine. We had one violation.
I work in pharmacy actually, and it is required. It's not for medical records, its for prescription drugs.
Schedule 2 drugs can't be faxed, e-prescribed or phoned in. They have to hand-written (or computer printed), hand-signed and delivered by mail or by hand. The information that goes with prescriptions has to be printed and given to the patient.
We print around 300 legal sized pages a day, all year long, and go through printers about every six months. Try working in the medicine where hard-copies are required by law.
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Free speech is free speech. Picking and choosing your examples is just as bad as censorship.
It has nothing to do with socialism. The Teamsters were greedy liars and cheats. They wanted nothing more than power and money for the higher-ups in the organization and didn't give a rats ass about the members.
Because with all those options to not get pregnant, accidents still happen. I'm not going to even touch the issue of health reasons, rape, etc.
What Unions did 100 years ago or even 25 years is not what they are doing now.
They had their time and and place, and the 21st century is not one of them. As an ex-union (Teamsters) employee, I will never support them again
From my observations, people are upgrading hardware at a slower and slower rate, so it is relevant. Most I know haven't done a major upgrade, outside of possibly adding ram or a changing video cards, in a few years and don't plan to anytime soon. Hardware has reached a "good enough" point.
I'm on a Athlon X2 with 4gb ram (maxed out). I have absolutely no intention of upgrading anytime soon.
There is more to education than how you will function in society.
With a name like "hero", you know it's going to suck.
The plan is the same price with out without contract, so whats the difference?
Mine was $99 on a 2 year contract, which will actually be over in 20 months. It's still $99 for a 2-year contract as I just checked.
http://www.att.com/wireless/iphone/
I've had an iphone since June. Total data received is just a under 1gb, data sent is around 80mb.
*always stay*
typos, blah
Early adopters are suckers, but necessary.
I always start 2 to 3 generations behind with tech.
That would be nice. I ended up just liking the router to a gigabit switch. I don't have any devices with n wireless at the moment, so overall it's not really an issue.
Current uptime, 192 days.
I guess I will chugging along on wrt54gl with Tomato.
My cell plan cost the same whether or not I get the phone with it, so that point is mute (I paid $49 for the phone). My netbook is a multi-use device and my desktop is years old and also a multi-use device. Netbooks and desktops are apples and orange comparisons to e-ink readers.
The palm was an old black white model that I found on a park bench.
It was a typo cheesedick. I don't care enough about slashdot to proofread.
Less reproduction.
Of course that should be happening anyway, whether or not we achieve artificially increased lifespans.
This is slashdot, not my thesis. I don't care.
When MP3's got big, they could be burned and listened to on any cd player or computer. Later MP3 playes got cheap. E-books can be viewed on any computer and most phones, but it sucks. There are no dirt-cheap readers out yet.
I've tried them onmy iphone, my netbook, my desktop and a palm. Each and every one suck equally when reading. Changing the contrast, brightness, it doesn't matter.
I've posted more than a few negative reviews on newegg over the years and I've never had one filtered or modified. A couple of times the manufacturer replied to my review directly and offered to remedy my problem.
About three months ago we were audited. We had to have paperwork for EVERYTHING going back at least 6 years and each violation was a $2000 fine. We had one violation.
My sister got this on her XP system. She is pretty clueless but had never managed to get any malware on her system other than this.
Took me and her boyfriend nearly 2 hours to clean it off.
I work in pharmacy actually, and it is required. It's not for medical records, its for prescription drugs.
Schedule 2 drugs can't be faxed, e-prescribed or phoned in. They have to hand-written (or computer printed), hand-signed and delivered by mail or by hand. The information that goes with prescriptions has to be printed and given to the patient.
There is no systems in place to change this.
Very little?
We print around 300 legal sized pages a day, all year long, and go through printers about every six months. Try working in the medicine where hard-copies are required by law.
I would rather the efficiency of the device be improved first.