I wish Apple had the balls to show us what the tarriffs actually cost. They should show their prices like:
Phone price: $999
Tariff: $100
Price you pay: $1099
I would think if they could completely fill the cargo hold then there could be no shifting. If they can't do that, maybe fill the air void with something inert, like styrofoam peanuts.
One option to at least help - use a different web browser for Facebook and other social surveillance sites. At least then they can't easily connect your browsing habits with your account.
Right, since they would never be smart enough to connect you by your IP address.
I've been in situations where *I* couldn't determine with certainty where the lanes were or where the edge of the road was. I wonder if autopilot could do any better. At least they are looking in all directions at other cars and could conceivably know to drive centered between other cars... if they were programmed to handle loss of lane lines with a plan B.
Not only do I want to see things chronologically, I want it in FORWARD chronological order, not BACKWARDS chronological order. It only makes sense to see things in the order they are posted. I want to see everything exactly ONCE, and I don't want to miss anything, so I'd like to pick up where I left off and progress towards the present. But no, they make ME try to remember if I read something when I get to it. Isn't remembering things like that what computers are supposed to do for us? I guess what I really want is a frickin RSS feed, but I'm sure there's no hope for that.
Those were the good ol' days. I liked groups like sci.crypt and comp.compression where smart guys hung out and some good information could be had. After usenet died they all went.... who knows where. Scattered to the four corners of the internet. Sure there might be web sites where the info can be found, but there's a lot to be said for having one place to go.
How many days until the hackers figure out how to crack this thing? Once you can display any ol' license plate number you want, what good is an ALPR? It's a criminal's wet dream. Imagine your getaway car can change the plate number every minute.
Probably the biggest change in Chrome 67 is the addition of the Generic Sensors API. As the name implies, this is an API that exposes data from device sensors to public websites.
HOLY F'CK! Seriously? The audacity!
I am glad I read this so I know to uninstall and never look back.
As Amazon is not allowed to stop selling to stupid people, why do you think they should issue refunds to stupid people? Is there some logic to your expectation?
Because it's good for business. Like mail order places that are more lenient with returns because they know people aren't able to examine a product like they would in a store. Perhaps you adhere to the "greedy capitalist" school of business: screw the customer at every chance.
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You want to have to keep another set of batteries charged just to use headphones??
I wish Apple had the balls to show us what the tarriffs actually cost. They should show their prices like:
Phone price: $999
Tariff: $100
Price you pay: $1099
It is considered as such by some. So is San Francisco which is even farther away than Santa Cruz.
Getting paid in BTC is just fine, as long as it is based on the agreed dollar value and you immediately cash it in for dollars.
I would think if they could completely fill the cargo hold then there could be no shifting. If they can't do that, maybe fill the air void with something inert, like styrofoam peanuts.
Wow, that would be a novelty item people might buy. A diamond made from carbon extracted from the atmosphere.
It's getting to where I don't trust anybody with anything.
Between AI and BTC mining I'm sure they're busy. Video cards are just a sideline now.
Of course if there's a leak, everybody's dead.
I'm definitely finding myself agitating people on both sides significantly more than I used to.
It's in your name. :)
Viewable with ... ?
https://vr.google.com/cardboar...
Is there any way to force all the leading flat-earth movement leaders into this? Sure would be nice to shut them up.
Buying a 100-year-old Tesla and having to replace the original battery.
100 years is the half-life, so you wouldn't have to replace it, it's just that insane mode becomes mundane mode.
One option to at least help - use a different web browser for Facebook and other social surveillance sites. At least then they can't easily connect your browsing habits with your account.
Right, since they would never be smart enough to connect you by your IP address.
I've been in situations where *I* couldn't determine with certainty where the lanes were or where the edge of the road was. I wonder if autopilot could do any better. At least they are looking in all directions at other cars and could conceivably know to drive centered between other cars... if they were programmed to handle loss of lane lines with a plan B.
Not only do I want to see things chronologically, I want it in FORWARD chronological order, not BACKWARDS chronological order. It only makes sense to see things in the order they are posted. I want to see everything exactly ONCE, and I don't want to miss anything, so I'd like to pick up where I left off and progress towards the present. But no, they make ME try to remember if I read something when I get to it. Isn't remembering things like that what computers are supposed to do for us? I guess what I really want is a frickin RSS feed, but I'm sure there's no hope for that.
Those were the good ol' days. I liked groups like sci.crypt and comp.compression where smart guys hung out and some good information could be had. After usenet died they all went.... who knows where. Scattered to the four corners of the internet. Sure there might be web sites where the info can be found, but there's a lot to be said for having one place to go.
No mention of putting the cameras on opposite ends of the phone so you could use it for stereoscopic photos. That would be cool.
I'm gonna start eating more Chinese food!
You said it brother. Supporting genocide and mass murder in the name of "American interests" is evil.
Always keep in mind that when they say "Protecting American interests" they mean "Protecting American corporation's interests".
How many days until the hackers figure out how to crack this thing? Once you can display any ol' license plate number you want, what good is an ALPR? It's a criminal's wet dream. Imagine your getaway car can change the plate number every minute.
Probably the biggest change in Chrome 67 is the addition of the Generic Sensors API. As the name implies, this is an API that exposes data from device sensors to public websites.
HOLY F'CK! Seriously? The audacity!
I am glad I read this so I know to uninstall and never look back.
There's a task for your new AI vision-enabled robots. Take apart all this junk -- down to the chips inside the DIPs -- so it can be recycled.
You think should shy away from capital investment after they've built these massive server farms? Hehehe.
As Amazon is not allowed to stop selling to stupid people, why do you think they should issue refunds to stupid people? Is there some logic to your expectation?
Because it's good for business. Like mail order places that are more lenient with returns because they know people aren't able to examine a product like they would in a store. Perhaps you adhere to the "greedy capitalist" school of business: screw the customer at every chance.