Why would anyone (besides the doctor) be in charge of whether you can see a doctor?
I had a health insurance provider that told me that a local clinic was in network — except none of the doctors at the clinic were in network. Every time I went to the clinic, I got a big bill because the insurance provider determined that I went outside the network. That kind of nonsense was routine before Obamacare.
Because everyone wants the government to swallow 1/8th of the economy, and then make all of our healthcare become just as efficient and safe as the VA Medical system!
You're comparing apples and oranges. Extending Medicare for everyone is the public option. The problem with the VA system is that the country went to war without allocating resources for all the damaged bodies that got chewed up and spit out on the battlefield.
That's correct. When the baby boomers are retired, retirees outnumbers workers, and two-thirds of the federal budget goes to Social Security and Medicare in 2030, taxes will have to go way up to pay for everything else.
Well why did you do a damn fool thing like buy a piece of shit Windoze machine then?
My 2006 Black MacBook died after eight years. I shifted everything over to my gaming PC for a while, and then over to a $250 Dell laptop. I haven't found a worthy successor to my MacBook yet. I don't find Apple's Quest for Thinness to be appealing.
When the sound walls were built along the freeways in Silicon Valley, the company my father worked for got the contract at $1M per mile. Dangerous work. There was only 18" of clearance between the scaffolding and the passing cars. The sound walls reduced the noise level for the neighborhood next to the freeway while bouncing sounds into the neighborhood further way that never had a problem with freeway noise. Win some, lose some.
At least you can upgrade your Mac. Microsoft pushed out the Windows 10 Anniversary Update over the weekend and it wouldn't install because the installer thinks my SSD was a USB memory stick.
Microsoft, Salesforce and Oracle are competing for the next artificial intelligence (AI) system, which requires large data sets to train properly. LinkedIn and Twitter have large data sets.
My friend recently got a brand new cable modem to replace an older one that didn't have 11AC wireless. We were surprised to discover that a rechargeable battery could be installed to provide backup power.
The odds of two techies being the opposite sex, in the same room with a sofa or bed, and during an extended power outage is astronomical. Most techies I know carry an extra battery pack or two to avoid being disconnected from the internet for any extended period of time.
From the beginning Apple phones have low battery life, and Apple makes it difficult to replace the battery, which means you'll be forced to buy a new phone once the battery decays (which all batteries do).
The battery for my iPod Touch (1st gen) lasted eight years. It will be interesting to see how long the battery in my iPhone 6s will last.
The latest push to transition oversight began with a 2009 agreement between NTIA and ICANN. The agency, though, noted that the goal of completely privatizing the domain name system dates back to 1997, and that the U.S. government reiterated that goal when it partnered with ICANN a year later.
So... am I to believe that Hillary Clinton is so woefully incapable of finding a competent IT engineer/admin?
When a recruiter called me to do IT work in the Palo Alto campaign office of Meg Whitman for California Governor campaign in 2010, I rejected the job out of hand. Never mind that I've been out of work for a year-and-a-half at that time. That job wasn't worth the trouble. The recruiter was astonished that I would reject it out hand. Although I previously worked at eBay, Meg Whitman wasn't well loved by most employees — and I voted for her opponent, Tom Campbell, a moderate Republican, in the primary.
In any circumstances, the FBI giving Combetta immunity makes no sense at all.
As someone currently working in government IT, I would plead the fifth until I've gotten immunity from the government. If I'm going to be thrown underneath the bus, I'm going to make it as difficult as possible.
I usually order a minimum of ten to get the volume discount. The first chip will inevitably go up in smoke as I test the limits of what it can do. Or I connect the V+ and GND pins backwards.
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Why would anyone (besides the doctor) be in charge of whether you can see a doctor?
I had a health insurance provider that told me that a local clinic was in network — except none of the doctors at the clinic were in network. Every time I went to the clinic, I got a big bill because the insurance provider determined that I went outside the network. That kind of nonsense was routine before Obamacare.
Because everyone wants the government to swallow 1/8th of the economy, and then make all of our healthcare become just as efficient and safe as the VA Medical system!
You're comparing apples and oranges. Extending Medicare for everyone is the public option. The problem with the VA system is that the country went to war without allocating resources for all the damaged bodies that got chewed up and spit out on the battlefield.
That's correct. When the baby boomers are retired, retirees outnumbers workers, and two-thirds of the federal budget goes to Social Security and Medicare in 2030, taxes will have to go way up to pay for everything else.
Well why did you do a damn fool thing like buy a piece of shit Windoze machine then?
My 2006 Black MacBook died after eight years. I shifted everything over to my gaming PC for a while, and then over to a $250 Dell laptop. I haven't found a worthy successor to my MacBook yet. I don't find Apple's Quest for Thinness to be appealing.
When the sound walls were built along the freeways in Silicon Valley, the company my father worked for got the contract at $1M per mile. Dangerous work. There was only 18" of clearance between the scaffolding and the passing cars. The sound walls reduced the noise level for the neighborhood next to the freeway while bouncing sounds into the neighborhood further way that never had a problem with freeway noise. Win some, lose some.
At least you can upgrade your Mac. Microsoft pushed out the Windows 10 Anniversary Update over the weekend and it wouldn't install because the installer thinks my SSD was a USB memory stick.
I miss my Mac. *sigh*
Microsoft, Salesforce and Oracle are competing for the next artificial intelligence (AI) system, which requires large data sets to train properly. LinkedIn and Twitter have large data sets.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/salesforce-joins-race-for-artificially-intelligent-business-software-1474241982
I thought that we were the normal ones?
I know that. You know that. But they don't know. Shh...
My wife is hardly a techie, so I don't understand why both parties need to be techies. Or even one.
This is Slashdot. We don't talk about normal people. You must be new around here.
We had the cable modem and router on UPS.
My friend recently got a brand new cable modem to replace an older one that didn't have 11AC wireless. We were surprised to discover that a rechargeable battery could be installed to provide backup power.
Or being 70 and having nothing better to do at 3AM.
http://www.celebitchy.com/506332/donald_trump_got_up_bright_early_this_morning_to_tweet_about_alicia_machado/
The odds of two techies being the opposite sex, in the same room with a sofa or bed, and during an extended power outage is astronomical. Most techies I know carry an extra battery pack or two to avoid being disconnected from the internet for any extended period of time.
From the beginning Apple phones have low battery life, and Apple makes it difficult to replace the battery, which means you'll be forced to buy a new phone once the battery decays (which all batteries do).
The battery for my iPod Touch (1st gen) lasted eight years. It will be interesting to see how long the battery in my iPhone 6s will last.
They will get no satisfaction from me. I'm keeping my iPhone 6s for another few years.
The latest push to transition oversight began with a 2009 agreement between NTIA and ICANN. The agency, though, noted that the goal of completely privatizing the domain name system dates back to 1997, and that the U.S. government reiterated that goal when it partnered with ICANN a year later.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/03/18/us-transfer-internet-control-years-in-making-fueled-by-foreign-pressure.html
It's an election year. And another lawsuit for Republicans to fundraise money off of.
[citation needed], you partisan useless piece of shit fuckwit
Citation for what?
The point is they were given immunity and still plead the fifth, or failed to appear after being subpoenaed.
Would you cooperate at a Republican hearing for a manufactured scandal? I wouldn't.
If I don't use Facebook personally, why would I use Facebook for business?
So... am I to believe that Hillary Clinton is so woefully incapable of finding a competent IT engineer/admin?
When a recruiter called me to do IT work in the Palo Alto campaign office of Meg Whitman for California Governor campaign in 2010, I rejected the job out of hand. Never mind that I've been out of work for a year-and-a-half at that time. That job wasn't worth the trouble. The recruiter was astonished that I would reject it out hand. Although I previously worked at eBay, Meg Whitman wasn't well loved by most employees — and I voted for her opponent, Tom Campbell, a moderate Republican, in the primary.
In any circumstances, the FBI giving Combetta immunity makes no sense at all.
As someone currently working in government IT, I would plead the fifth until I've gotten immunity from the government. If I'm going to be thrown underneath the bus, I'm going to make it as difficult as possible.
Liability insurance will be a bitch if the company has to guarantee bringing someone back alive.
$8 shipping on a $9 part. Hurray.
I usually order a minimum of ten to get the volume discount. The first chip will inevitably go up in smoke as I test the limits of what it can do. Or I connect the V+ and GND pins backwards.
Well to the point Amazon means you are not having to hunt and peck specialty stores.
Amazon doesn't provide a link to the datasheet. If you're designing a circuit and don't know which component you need, datasheets are quite valuable.
Prime or minimum $25 spend. In most cases that's not too hard.
The $25 minimum applies only to books. Anything else is $49 minimum.