They only make money from warranties, they have no incentive to offer a discount.
Don't see how the premise leads to the conclusion. If the discount induces you to buy the item, they've a bigger chance of selling you the warranty. Unless they sell the warranty on its own, in which case, boy, that's some salesforce they have.
the National debt continues to go up. After-all what's a £4000 credit-card bill [...] Please exscuse my Grammar. I did a Chemistry degree rather than media studies.
Well I can see it wasn't economics, since you don't seem to understand the difference betwen national debt (what the country as a whole owes) with the indebdetness of individual people.
The problem is not that there isn't enough schools, the students don't want to go to ust jANY university. The students want to get into the TOP brand name universities
Well build more TOP universities, then. Do I have to do all the thinking round here?
It is primarly the same team that made it to the top 16 last world cup where they beat the Germans in the Quarter-Finals
Except before they had a decent goalie instead of that fat useless git Keller. I remember seeing him in the 90s at (spit) Millwall and he was past it then, the bald lardy fuck.
They were pretty unlucky not to beat johnny boche that time, it's true.
Ideally, there are many employers who must compete for labor and so the person with no capital does have a choice.
They maybe have the choice which other person to work for. But without capital they don't have the choice whether to work for someone else.
I can certainly see how someone with absolutely zero capital would have a serious problem. But I mean zero: no education
Perhaps you should try using the normal meaning of "capital". And yes, I have heard of the expression "intellectual capital". I also remember the dotcom boom, when it was just one of many overhyped bullshit phrases. I think it meant "Hey, we can program HTML and other smart stuff but we don't make a profit. Can we have some money now?".
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I meant in terms of someone who breaks in. Hence, subtract the safe from safecracker, to produce a word for someone who breaks in. But not to safes.
Cracker's been around a long time, for example "safecracker".
How many nanoparsecs in a fortnight?
Let there be Voltaire! - God.
Do they run Linux?
Disclaimer: "children" may include people who are old enough to drive, fight in a war, vote and drink alcohol[1]
[1] In most countries.
Geek humour's very peculiar. Eccentric at least, you might even say quarky.
Sadly, that's somewhat offset by the -97 for putting "to rewrite" where it should be "of rewriting".
What aboot WHOOOOSHware?
Interesting. There are some characters in Jean Auel's books similar to the people described in your links, but I thought she'd invented them.
They were pretty unlucky not to beat johnny boche that time, it's true.
I agree. If you can't write device drivers in C080L, then you should jolly well write your accounting suite in assembler.
Or skat hero. Yes, I did mean to spell it with a "k". Sorry to disappoint.
Perhaps you should try using the normal meaning of "capital". And yes, I have heard of the expression "intellectual capital". I also remember the dotcom boom, when it was just one of many overhyped bullshit phrases. I think it meant "Hey, we can program HTML and other smart stuff but we don't make a profit. Can we have some money now?".