That is a bs excuse. If the phones are being exported, then the bricking signal won't work. Bricking and tracking require the same thing. The phone to connect to the US cellular towers.
Sounds like the opportunity for a huge win for Commander Taco.
1) Make Slashdot a popular site.
2) Sell Slashdot for lots of money
3) Wait for new owners to kill Slashdot
4) Make new Slashdot site with different name
5) Wait for everyone to switch to new site
6) Sell new site for lots of money
7) Profit!!!
Of course they did. How do you think you were even capable of forming the sentence to post your thoughts. You took ideas that others created, remixed it and typed it out on your computer. Heck, you even went so far as to directly copy half of Jedidiah's intellectual creation.
Anyone can create a Corporation as well. So, there are two legal structures that are granted by the state to give special privileges. That doesn't change the fact that the state is issuing special privileges.
I happen to think that a happy worker is more likely to be more productive, but the OP I responded to claimed that slaves, serfs and early steel workers were good examples that being unhappy made people unproductive. I have yet to see any evidence that slaves, serfs and early steel workers were particularly unproductive compared to happy workers at the same level of technology.
Roku did not have a powerful enough SDK from day 1. On day one, Roku was exclusively a Netflix streaming device. It was quite some time before other channels were added.
While, I don't have a ChromeCast, so cannot comment on it's quality, I do know enough about it to say that a laptop plugged into the TV is most definitly not equivalent. A ChromeCast is a fraction of the cost of a laptop, a fraction of the size of a laptop, and uses a fraction of the power of a laptop.
I just got am email from Roku. Apparently they have partnered with a couple of different TV manufacturers, and that models will be releases this year with Roku as the TV's UI. Part of that is making the different inputs act as Roku channels.
I can agree with most of that, but, since the vast majority of people fall into the manual labor category (or close to it), I think it is absolutly fair to exclude the advances of technology.
Do you have any citations on slaves serfs and early steel workers being less productive than modern workers. And no fair cheating by using advancements in technology to make it look like it was the happiness level that made any change in productivity.
I would say that anyone who believes in corporations isn't really a libertarian, as a corporation is just a government granting of special privileges. Those privileges are a major part of what gives corporations undue power of employees.
That is obviously what the lists were designed for. The fact that I can check to see if my neighbor is a "Sex Offender", but I can't look up to see if he has eaten babies, bit by bit over the course of months while they were still alive, pretty well proves to me that the list was not about protecting yourself. It was designed as a way issue the death penalty without having to deal with all of the political and judicial red tape.
And yet, a branch isn't going to take out the cell phone, while it can easily take out your POTS lines. Yes, the cell system has a different set of failure points than the POTS system, but there are plenty of failure points on the POTS system. I have lived in homes that had frequent power outages, but I have also lived in areas with rock solid power but flaky POTS.
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That is a bs excuse. If the phones are being exported, then the bricking signal won't work. Bricking and tracking require the same thing. The phone to connect to the US cellular towers.
Sounds like the opportunity for a huge win for Commander Taco.
1) Make Slashdot a popular site.
2) Sell Slashdot for lots of money
3) Wait for new owners to kill Slashdot
4) Make new Slashdot site with different name
5) Wait for everyone to switch to new site
6) Sell new site for lots of money
7) Profit!!!
Of course they did. How do you think you were even capable of forming the sentence to post your thoughts. You took ideas that others created, remixed it and typed it out on your computer. Heck, you even went so far as to directly copy half of Jedidiah's intellectual creation.
It isn't likely going to be any worse that "An Ewok Adventure".
Don't forget to attribute every person that coined every word used in that song.
Says the thief who steals others people's ideas and claims them as his own...
The answer is to have a lot of HDMI ports on the TV itself.
Sure, I can agree with that.
Anyone can create a Corporation as well. So, there are two legal structures that are granted by the state to give special privileges. That doesn't change the fact that the state is issuing special privileges.
What do you mean that it is not one specific to corporations?
I happen to think that a happy worker is more likely to be more productive, but the OP I responded to claimed that slaves, serfs and early steel workers were good examples that being unhappy made people unproductive. I have yet to see any evidence that slaves, serfs and early steel workers were particularly unproductive compared to happy workers at the same level of technology.
Exactly. Ideally, for the console crowed, Steam will be the Desktop. For the PC crowed, Steam will be an app for gaming.
Roku did not have a powerful enough SDK from day 1. On day one, Roku was exclusively a Netflix streaming device. It was quite some time before other channels were added.
While, I don't have a ChromeCast, so cannot comment on it's quality, I do know enough about it to say that a laptop plugged into the TV is most definitly not equivalent. A ChromeCast is a fraction of the cost of a laptop, a fraction of the size of a laptop, and uses a fraction of the power of a laptop.
I just got am email from Roku. Apparently they have partnered with a couple of different TV manufacturers, and that models will be releases this year with Roku as the TV's UI. Part of that is making the different inputs act as Roku channels.
HDMI switchers are a device of last resort.
The question was whether being happy makes them more productive than those where are not happy. This is why using technological advances is cheating.
I can agree with most of that, but, since the vast majority of people fall into the manual labor category (or close to it), I think it is absolutly fair to exclude the advances of technology.
Having your liability limited is a pretty damn special privilege.
Do you have any citations on slaves serfs and early steel workers being less productive than modern workers. And no fair cheating by using advancements in technology to make it look like it was the happiness level that made any change in productivity.
I would say that anyone who believes in corporations isn't really a libertarian, as a corporation is just a government granting of special privileges. Those privileges are a major part of what gives corporations undue power of employees.
That is obviously what the lists were designed for. The fact that I can check to see if my neighbor is a "Sex Offender", but I can't look up to see if he has eaten babies, bit by bit over the course of months while they were still alive, pretty well proves to me that the list was not about protecting yourself. It was designed as a way issue the death penalty without having to deal with all of the political and judicial red tape.
You really need to be more specific. There are way too many people that lump basic arithmetic in with advanced calculus.
And yet, a branch isn't going to take out the cell phone, while it can easily take out your POTS lines. Yes, the cell system has a different set of failure points than the POTS system, but there are plenty of failure points on the POTS system. I have lived in homes that had frequent power outages, but I have also lived in areas with rock solid power but flaky POTS.
Agreed, but I would make it:
(1) Reading Comprehension
(2) Arithmetic (Yes, specifically arithmetic. Not the wider subject of math.)
(3) Household economics
then coding
Few jobs require math beyond basic arithmetic. saying "Math" is like saying "Computers".