I wouldn't trust Wells Fargo any further than I could throw any of their crooked executives. Even if my credit unions offered this, I wouldn't link my cell phone to my banking info. That seems like an extremely bad idea.
Who said anything about ending violent extremism? They're trying to attract advertisers who don't want to be associated with a platform used by lots of extremists.
Government debt is nothing like personal debt. Completely unrelated. That's a lie that the Republicans parade out when they want to cut something that Democrats like, often out of pure spite.
"In what's shaping up to be Canonical's Windows XP moment"
In another 5-10 years, this may be true. Mainstream support for XP lasted a decade, and some versions were supported for 13 years. 5 years support for an OS is, as The Orange Asshole would say, "Sad!".
What's the point? Google & Apple and all of the app makers already have all of the data. The government can get to it whenever they'd like. Who would one be securing a phone from, exactly?
So people are already giving Google (and their customers) all of their personal data. This would allow people to give Google (and Google's customers) their fingerprints. Why stop there? Why not just give away DNA, as well?
Facebook doesn't give a flying fuck what you or anybody else things about Messenger or any of their software, so long as people continue to give them all of their personal information for free.
Japanese cars are much more reliable, but German cars are much more fun. If you can afford car repairs and/or have a spare car or two, it's hard to beat German cars for fun.
Are you imagining that 10,000 Tesla employees board commercial aircraft carrying batteries in their carry-ons and checked luggage? You DO realize that good are often transported in ways that are different from the way in which you transport your own person, right?
If you've got people calling your employer about something you did, you might want to take a step back and consider what you did. That's not something that happens to most people.
Civics 101: One of the purposes of a democratically elected government is to strive to ensure equality and/or fairness. Everyone needs equal access to government resources. Are handicapped parking spaces also for "losers" as you so derisively describe them?
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Yeah, the past 8 years was "a disaster". [rolls eyes]
That's funny. I'm aware of several companies that don't hire Trump supporters.
You should probably seek some medical attention.
Where are my mod points today?
Sounds like you're not going to use DRM. Good for you.
I wouldn't trust Wells Fargo any further than I could throw any of their crooked executives. Even if my credit unions offered this, I wouldn't link my cell phone to my banking info. That seems like an extremely bad idea.
Who said anything about ending violent extremism? They're trying to attract advertisers who don't want to be associated with a platform used by lots of extremists.
Fuck Wikileaks. I initially supported what they were trying to do, but they've proven to be complete assholes.
Seems to me like it'd be simple assault.
If this stuff is so much less taxing on the environment it should be much cheaper to produce.
Econ 101. Look up the word "externalities".
Government debt is nothing like personal debt. Completely unrelated. That's a lie that the Republicans parade out when they want to cut something that Democrats like, often out of pure spite.
"In what's shaping up to be Canonical's Windows XP moment"
In another 5-10 years, this may be true. Mainstream support for XP lasted a decade, and some versions were supported for 13 years. 5 years support for an OS is, as The Orange Asshole would say, "Sad!".
What's the point? Google & Apple and all of the app makers already have all of the data. The government can get to it whenever they'd like. Who would one be securing a phone from, exactly?
I understand that's how they're supposed to work. I really doubt that Google would leave any data on the table, though.
Yeah, no. Doesn't work like that.
Why not? The EULA says that Google owns all the data in your Android phone.
So people are already giving Google (and their customers) all of their personal data. This would allow people to give Google (and Google's customers) their fingerprints. Why stop there? Why not just give away DNA, as well?
No. Messenger is fundamentally about mining data.
Facebook doesn't give a flying fuck what you or anybody else things about Messenger or any of their software, so long as people continue to give them all of their personal information for free.
Japanese cars are much more reliable, but German cars are much more fun. If you can afford car repairs and/or have a spare car or two, it's hard to beat German cars for fun.
Are you asking for a detailed contract from Elon Musk for a battery installation for an Australian government? Do you need medical attention?
It doesn't take two weeks to fly from Nevada to Australia.
Are you imagining that 10,000 Tesla employees board commercial aircraft carrying batteries in their carry-ons and checked luggage? You DO realize that good are often transported in ways that are different from the way in which you transport your own person, right?
Whoa! Where do I sign up? This sounds like a great idea! I can give away EVEN MORE of my personal data to Google for CONVENIENCE! Yes, please!
If you've got people calling your employer about something you did, you might want to take a step back and consider what you did. That's not something that happens to most people.
Five years worth of OS support? Really? That's totally impractical or very expensive for any non-Linux professional.
Heck, most of my work is done on 5+ year old hardware, running a 7+ year old OS.
Civics 101: One of the purposes of a democratically elected government is to strive to ensure equality and/or fairness. Everyone needs equal access to government resources. Are handicapped parking spaces also for "losers" as you so derisively describe them?