I feel dirty just for saying this, but couldn't you sell the debt to some scumbag collection agency? That way you at least get the price of a burger and fries and he gets years of amusing phone calls.
Years ago Michael Dell would spend the occasional day answering the phones down in Tech Support. But frankly it's easier to tell all your employees that they need straight 11s on the customer satisfaction surveys and make lower management responsible for delivering the numbers. Not the satisfaction, just the numbers.
If this lander is to be reusable, Lockheed Martin will have to do all the maintenance and repair in lunar orbit or on the surface. For example, either they can remove the engines and overhaul them in zero gee and vacuum or they can build clean rooms on the surface. The only way to avoid this is to build engines that can last a multiple cycles without being worked on. Ditto for every part and system in the ship.
Mind you if they pull this off, they could do all kinds of wonderful things.
Why not simply allow people to haul away abandoned and/or illegally parked scooters and sell them for scrap? Of course the scooter companies should be allowed to come by and pick up their property- as long as they pay the same reasonable towing and storage fees that tow companies charge for cars.
Of course, it would have to be a site you'd trust. Hold on a moment while I go register MAGA.affinityscam.ru.
More seriously, the real fun starts when a site that's always been trustworthy before gets hacked.
Older, experienced drivers have ALREADY largely left the business. Your typical truck driver today is an immigrant with something less than 30 hours of road time under his belt.
So no typical truck driver makes it to the second week?
Starship Troopers was sold to the publisher as a Juvenile book ("Young Adult" in today's marketing)
Juvenile Fiction in the 1950s did not include detail the sexual proclivities of combat infantry. Or anyone at all, really.
This is no problem at all for devices whose function is to communicate over the internet. And inexcusable for anything else. Period. Get your money back.
So... were could we plant a few rumors suggesting that the scientists and military have deceived the Young Leader? Someone in the DPRK must be tasked with monitoring foreign reactions.
Apple wouldn't mind selling you a $200 pair of Beats headphone to fit your iPhone. And they wouldn't mind if these work only with other iStuff. But if your brand new $200 Beats won't plug into your MacBook, that's a problem.
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But it would be fun to ask Trump about Jeff Bezos wiretapping people's homes. His answer is sure to be full of sound and fury.
I feel dirty just for saying this, but couldn't you sell the debt to some scumbag collection agency? That way you at least get the price of a burger and fries and he gets years of amusing phone calls.
Years ago Michael Dell would spend the occasional day answering the phones down in Tech Support. But frankly it's easier to tell all your employees that they need straight 11s on the customer satisfaction surveys and make lower management responsible for delivering the numbers. Not the satisfaction, just the numbers.
If this lander is to be reusable, Lockheed Martin will have to do all the maintenance and repair in lunar orbit or on the surface. For example, either they can remove the engines and overhaul them in zero gee and vacuum or they can build clean rooms on the surface. The only way to avoid this is to build engines that can last a multiple cycles without being worked on. Ditto for every part and system in the ship. Mind you if they pull this off, they could do all kinds of wonderful things.
Why not simply allow people to haul away abandoned and/or illegally parked scooters and sell them for scrap? Of course the scooter companies should be allowed to come by and pick up their property- as long as they pay the same reasonable towing and storage fees that tow companies charge for cars.
DECwriter II terminals are also acceptable.
So that after a while it can trick you with a real jam.
Of course, it would have to be a site you'd trust. Hold on a moment while I go register MAGA.affinityscam.ru. More seriously, the real fun starts when a site that's always been trustworthy before gets hacked.
OSCAR-1 was launched in 1962 and all its design details were made public. Of course, it had no software. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... http://www.arrl.org/news/oscar...
I don't think so.
Older, experienced drivers have ALREADY largely left the business. Your typical truck driver today is an immigrant with something less than 30 hours of road time under his belt.
So no typical truck driver makes it to the second week?
Starship Troopers was sold to the publisher as a Juvenile book ("Young Adult" in today's marketing) Juvenile Fiction in the 1950s did not include detail the sexual proclivities of combat infantry. Or anyone at all, really.
I got news for you. Marxists killed many, many more people in the 20th century than Nazis and Fascists combined!
Because it was only a twelve year Reich.
Like Disney World
You are sure you sent this stuff to Facebook, right? Right?
And also here: https://xkcd.com/1357/
Odd statement, considering Microsoft mantra declares Linux is far more expensive than Linux.
I think you got that backwards
This is no problem at all for devices whose function is to communicate over the internet. And inexcusable for anything else. Period. Get your money back.
Well, if all the gold stayed buried, the next batch of pharaohs wouldn't have had such pretty grave goods.
Slashdot's always been going downhill and it always will be. People have been saying this for twenty years now, so why stop?
Trust me, this is the kind of law firm that will take a lot more than 30%.
And somebody has it worse: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...
You'd first have to remove all existing copyrighted melodies, which is a genuinely interesting problem. Land a good job at Google "interesting"
So... were could we plant a few rumors suggesting that the scientists and military have deceived the Young Leader? Someone in the DPRK must be tasked with monitoring foreign reactions.
Apple wouldn't mind selling you a $200 pair of Beats headphone to fit your iPhone. And they wouldn't mind if these work only with other iStuff. But if your brand new $200 Beats won't plug into your MacBook, that's a problem.
This story reminds me of the New York Times back in the Linotype days.