... and what's your point? Youtube is a large advertising company that sells ads to other large companies. Why wouldn't they only promote "advertiser friendly" stuff?
There's something very wrong if a company can't make money selling Settlers of Cataan. That alone, is a wildly popular game, retailing for $50, with about $5 worth of materials in it. I can only imagine how much they could have made off all of those other games, as well, if they were run properly.
1. Google doesn't need any more of my information. They have enough.
2. Google is notorious for suddenly dropping projects for reasons known only to them.
3. At least in the US, we don't have great Internet connections in many, many places. Certainly not consistent enough to play bandwidth intensive games.
So instead, we have hayseeds in the middle of the country making bad decisions for the bulk of the people who live in this country. Yeah, that's much better. That makes so much more sense.
Driving while looking at a GPS is clearly more dangerous than driving without looking at a screen of some kind. I prefer to take taxis because they tend to know where they're going more than the fake-taxi people (Uber, Lyft).
Awesome! I think it's too bad that the federal government won't be doing any large scale, forward-thinking, society-improving things for the immediate future, so I'm thrilled that the Big Blue states are picking up the slack. Go, New York and California! Better late than never!
Being an American, I just shrug. We have the same "justice system" here. Poor people go to jail. Rich people don't. It's not right, but it's not news, either.
That's what happens when you have a carroonish view of politics
I assume you meant cartoonish. I view of US politics is cartoonish right now, because the people at the top are cartoonish. I don't know what planet you're living on where what's happening in the US is *not* cartoonish.
It sounds like you work for a badly, badly managed organization. I can't imagine how you get anything done if you have to respond to so many different things.
No, they're not "dead". I buy them regularly. I've never bought a CD at "Best Buy", so I really couldn't care less what they sell or don't sell. Best Buy is clearly a poorly run business run by people who make poor decisions.
This whole discussion is hilarious. People are upset about not being able to use their credit cards to buy a "currency" that's designed to avoid using credit cards.
We need to get our police under fucking control. They're not heroes. They're not judge, jury or executioner. They're employees of our local governments. They need to be treated as such. The particular government employees who murdered this person need to be fired and prosecuted immediately.
Right now, they're self-sorting themselves into the red states, and they're being supported via Medicaid and "disability", food stamps, etc from productive people in the blue states. I would assume this trend will continue.
You're saying "fuck you" to a company that made the software that you've been happily running for almost 20 years now? That's a really strange attitude to have. I'm pretty happy that Office runs so well that you can use the same code for decades. I don't have much other software from other manufacturers that works as well and as long as some Microsoft stuff does.
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... and what's your point? Youtube is a large advertising company that sells ads to other large companies. Why wouldn't they only promote "advertiser friendly" stuff?
There's something very wrong if a company can't make money selling Settlers of Cataan. That alone, is a wildly popular game, retailing for $50, with about $5 worth of materials in it. I can only imagine how much they could have made off all of those other games, as well, if they were run properly.
Everybody's taking a loss in 2017 and posting profits in 2018 to take advantage of the tax changes.
1. Google doesn't need any more of my information. They have enough.
2. Google is notorious for suddenly dropping projects for reasons known only to them.
3. At least in the US, we don't have great Internet connections in many, many places. Certainly not consistent enough to play bandwidth intensive games.
So instead, we have hayseeds in the middle of the country making bad decisions for the bulk of the people who live in this country. Yeah, that's much better. That makes so much more sense.
Driving while looking at a GPS is clearly more dangerous than driving without looking at a screen of some kind. I prefer to take taxis because they tend to know where they're going more than the fake-taxi people (Uber, Lyft).
Apple owns *everything* you do on your iPhone. All of it. Is anybody still surprised by this?
Keep whining. New York and California are paying the bills. Hillbilly goat-fuck states certainly aren't.
Awesome! I think it's too bad that the federal government won't be doing any large scale, forward-thinking, society-improving things for the immediate future, so I'm thrilled that the Big Blue states are picking up the slack. Go, New York and California! Better late than never!
Being an American, I just shrug. We have the same "justice system" here. Poor people go to jail. Rich people don't. It's not right, but it's not news, either.
Are you fucking serious?.
sue Equifax
Hahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Obviously, you've never been involved with a lawsuit, before.
... I own my own music, and I don't sell my personal information in exchange for it. I use cash.
That's what happens when you have a carroonish view of politics
I assume you meant cartoonish. I view of US politics is cartoonish right now, because the people at the top are cartoonish. I don't know what planet you're living on where what's happening in the US is *not* cartoonish.
It sounds like you work for a badly, badly managed organization. I can't imagine how you get anything done if you have to respond to so many different things.
No, they're not "dead". I buy them regularly. I've never bought a CD at "Best Buy", so I really couldn't care less what they sell or don't sell. Best Buy is clearly a poorly run business run by people who make poor decisions.
This whole discussion is hilarious. People are upset about not being able to use their credit cards to buy a "currency" that's designed to avoid using credit cards.
We need to get our police under fucking control. They're not heroes. They're not judge, jury or executioner. They're employees of our local governments. They need to be treated as such. The particular government employees who murdered this person need to be fired and prosecuted immediately.
Unfortunately, I kinda' agree with this off-topic AC troll.
Right now, they're self-sorting themselves into the red states, and they're being supported via Medicaid and "disability", food stamps, etc from productive people in the blue states. I would assume this trend will continue.
You're saying "fuck you" to a company that made the software that you've been happily running for almost 20 years now? That's a really strange attitude to have. I'm pretty happy that Office runs so well that you can use the same code for decades. I don't have much other software from other manufacturers that works as well and as long as some Microsoft stuff does.
Because at some point, you will be given an Office 2019 file, and you're version will barf all over it.
Not likely. Microsoft provides all kinds of free converters. We can open modern documents in Office 2003, in fact.
That's fine by me. We're still using Office 2003. Works fine.
I don't know. We don't use new hardware. All of our stuff is refurb.
We're going to continue to use Windows 7 as long as we can. Luckily, licenses are super cheap and still available.