Anybody in their right mind would do it. It's an awesome career offering opportunity anywhere on the planet, and the pay is higher than most fields out there, and the amount of formal education required is still close to nil. It's an awesome career.
"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court."
Just because a majority does something doesn't make it right or good or smart. A "majority" of Americans eat at McDonald's and shop at Wal-Mart. Does that make it a good idea?
Who would think that it would be "under control" to begin with? Android is primarily a data-gathering platform for Google. Always has been. If you're under the incorrect assumption that it's not, that's your fault.
Facebook isn't concerned about the "danger". They'll do whatever their advertisers want. They're an advertising platform.
What they're worried about is having to employ actual humans to read all of the shit that gets dumped onto their network. They can only make money if the whole thing is relatively automated. To accurately and effectively police the platform, they're going to need a LOT of humans to do the work, since AI can't and won't be able to do it for a very long time, more than likely. Paying humans is significantly more expensive than just running some dumb "AI" algorithms".
They don't want to get involved because it'll break their business model.
youtube is a great tool for the illiterate or functionally illiterate. People talking into a camera do so because 1. They probably couldn't write a coherent article/essay about what they're trying to say and B. their audience either couldn't or wouldn't read something like that.
It's pretty sad. I don't watch youtube videos because 99% of the time, they're really stupid and useless. I would imagine that most of the people who spend their lives on youtube probably also don't read.
We've got a very serious problem with education in most of the world, and the Internet is only exacerbating that problem.
The world is an infinitely interesting place that you and I will never have any idea of understanding a fraction of it. If you're bored, that's your problem. Pick something to do and quit being such a pussy.
I'm still happily using their last version 5.666 (right now, in fact). Works fine. No Internet connection needed. I'm not aware of any bugs. It's light and easy to use.
1. You can't just leave your shit in the middle of the sidewalk. That's called littering.
2. You can't operate a business in the middle of the sidewalk. That's illegal in every municipality that I know of.
3. The really hurt disabled people, such as people in wheelchairs and the blind.
If I can, I just one foot underneath the middle of the things, and launch them somewhere else, out of the way. I'd put them in the trash, if it were worth my time.
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Climate change is not an "absurd fantasy", you fucking liar. It's scientific fact.
I know! Bookmark http://twitter.com/%5Busername.... All you gotta do is click on the little star in your browser.
Every browser that I'm aware of already has bookmarks. You should try that feature. It works really well.
(that's all) -- seriously removing like could jest result in lots of comments like "yes", "agree", or "ok"
Right. So? Does clicking a little "smiley face" or a "thumbs up" indicate something deeper than "yes", "agree", or "OK"?
Who in this situation has a "monopoly position"?
If PayPal were the only way to send or receive money, you'd be correct. Unfortunately, AC, you're 100% incorrect.
You need a "smiley face" to indicate that you "like" something? Are you functionally illiterate? Mentally challenged? A child under the age of 4?
its cheap
Yeah. You're paying for it by giving Google all of your data. Nothing's free.
My Windows Phone that's a few years old (Alcatel Idol 4S) is USB-C. Yay, Apple?
Anybody in their right mind would do it. It's an awesome career offering opportunity anywhere on the planet, and the pay is higher than most fields out there, and the amount of formal education required is still close to nil. It's an awesome career.
You should work on your reading comprehension. I asked if the word was fake.
It's apparently disparaging slang that's been around for a while: https://www.dictionary.com/bro...
"ChiCom" is a fake word invented by that drug addict felon on the radio, right?
Treason is only applicable during war.
That's not true:
"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court."
and he cant be, or there would be a much bigger fuss being made
Are you kidding? You don't think that he tells random people all sorts of US secrets? He fucking Tweets nation secrets.
If we didn't have a ridiculously corrupt Congress, he's be serving life behind bars for treason.
Just because a majority does something doesn't make it right or good or smart. A "majority" of Americans eat at McDonald's and shop at Wal-Mart. Does that make it a good idea?
Who would think that it would be "under control" to begin with? Android is primarily a data-gathering platform for Google. Always has been. If you're under the incorrect assumption that it's not, that's your fault.
Facebook isn't concerned about the "danger". They'll do whatever their advertisers want. They're an advertising platform.
What they're worried about is having to employ actual humans to read all of the shit that gets dumped onto their network. They can only make money if the whole thing is relatively automated. To accurately and effectively police the platform, they're going to need a LOT of humans to do the work, since AI can't and won't be able to do it for a very long time, more than likely. Paying humans is significantly more expensive than just running some dumb "AI" algorithms".
They don't want to get involved because it'll break their business model.
youtube is a great tool for the illiterate or functionally illiterate. People talking into a camera do so because 1. They probably couldn't write a coherent article/essay about what they're trying to say and B. their audience either couldn't or wouldn't read something like that.
It's pretty sad. I don't watch youtube videos because 99% of the time, they're really stupid and useless. I would imagine that most of the people who spend their lives on youtube probably also don't read.
We've got a very serious problem with education in most of the world, and the Internet is only exacerbating that problem.
and no safe diet would be under 1000 kcal a day (and even that's pushing it)
What does this mean? Why couldn't you just eat less than 1000 kcal/day?
The world is an infinitely interesting place that you and I will never have any idea of understanding a fraction of it. If you're bored, that's your problem. Pick something to do and quit being such a pussy.
I don't care about his defects shown so far.
He's a world class douche. He called some guy a pedophile. You shouldn't invest in his company or give him money.
I'm still happily using their last version 5.666 (right now, in fact). Works fine. No Internet connection needed. I'm not aware of any bugs. It's light and easy to use.
Your city allows them to block sidewalks? What shitty city is this?
Property left in the middle of a public sidewalk is abandoned. It's probably illegal to abandon property on a sidewalk.
Every one I see on a sidewalk gets tossed by me.
1. You can't just leave your shit in the middle of the sidewalk. That's called littering.
2. You can't operate a business in the middle of the sidewalk. That's illegal in every municipality that I know of.
3. The really hurt disabled people, such as people in wheelchairs and the blind.
If I can, I just one foot underneath the middle of the things, and launch them somewhere else, out of the way. I'd put them in the trash, if it were worth my time.