Warrantors cannot require that only branded parts be used with the product in order to retain the warranty.[7] This is commonly referred to as the "tie-in sales" provisions,[8] and is frequently mentioned in the context of third-party computer parts, such as memory and hard drives.
Management professionals, that know nothing about the actual business, are the ruin of an thriving business. They generally run it into the ground and have no clue why.
I was watching a 'Kitchen Nightmares' (unexpectedly good show BTW) where an MBA had bought a restaurant 5 years before, and it was failing...
She had literally never so much as looked into the fridge in the kitchen over those 5 years, she also was a vegetarian, and so never tasted half the menu.
Back when PayPal was a new thing I thought it seemed cool, and I had gotten a small windfall of money, I sent some unsolicited 'tips' to a few of the early webcomics that I enjoyed.
In response, a couple of them thanked me on their front page, and posted an address if anyone else wanted to donate.
Other webcomics soon copied (or thought of independently) and donate buttons quickly proliferated.
That was also the last thing I used PayPay for, as they quickly turned evil.
Bitcoin, at least, isn't run by a corporation, and has no say in transactions (like ordering antique violins destroyed)
But they COULD open a new cleaner, dentist, restaurant, car wash, etc. that the googlers could spend money at near 'home' making jobs in that community.
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If you're from Texas, the rest of the US is basically a foreign country.
Do not block the UI thread.
Some children are Yellow snowflakes.
Warrantors cannot require that only branded parts be used with the product in order to retain the warranty.[7] This is commonly referred to as the "tie-in sales" provisions,[8] and is frequently mentioned in the context of third-party computer parts, such as memory and hard drives.
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Management professionals, that know nothing about the actual business, are the ruin of an thriving business. They generally run it into the ground and have no clue why.
I was watching a 'Kitchen Nightmares' (unexpectedly good show BTW) where an MBA had bought a restaurant 5 years before, and it was failing...
She had literally never so much as looked into the fridge in the kitchen over those 5 years, she also was a vegetarian, and so never tasted half the menu.
I can't recover my old 3 digit ID since the ISP for the related e-mail address died (literally, a one man run ISP, and he died.)
Or, ya know, large solid blocks of IPv4 addresses are getting scarce
Informative? Why on earth would it be true?
They have those already; they are just very expensive, COTS (Common Off The Shelf) hardware has many advantages.
I have as much trust in a random TLD as a site in the .cx TLD; and plan to just block/ignore addresses from them.
were given nice funerals, or what?
Back when PayPal was a new thing I thought it seemed cool, and I had gotten a small windfall of money, I sent some unsolicited 'tips' to a few of the early webcomics that I enjoyed.
In response, a couple of them thanked me on their front page, and posted an address if anyone else wanted to donate.
Other webcomics soon copied (or thought of independently) and donate buttons quickly proliferated.
That was also the last thing I used PayPay for, as they quickly turned evil.
Bitcoin, at least, isn't run by a corporation, and has no say in transactions (like ordering antique violins destroyed)
what's a bitcoin 'address', is it like an e-mail address? can I use my existing address? or like an IP address?
The "Work will make you free" motivational posters don't help.
Earth or Mars years?
But Disney acquired Marvell.
In the future, all media is Disney.
But they COULD open a new cleaner, dentist, restaurant, car wash, etc. that the googlers could spend money at near 'home' making jobs in that community.
Also the one of the legal principles the feds use to control marijuana.
They are actually remote controlled by drivers in India and China, usually children, their parents will be shot if they get into an accident.
What an unfortunate name for a (I presume) 'legit' botanical journal.
Talk to your credit card company?
Or a doctor could have the opposite view, if you're a selfish organ-hoarder, maybe he'll just let you rot.
My idea is: if you are over 23, you can only receive an organ transplant if you have been a registered donor for the prior five years.
In the pool, or not in the pool.
Another chance to say my favorite sentence.
"IBM Model M, the only keyboard you can use to kill a man, then type his obituary."
Mine was made in 1995, and the silkscreening on the letters hasn't even started to rub off.
Well, the tank could leak or something, and kill someone other than intended. just as in the industries you cite.
I'm not sure if you'll have to pay more to sit there or not sit there.
Yes to both. Quiet area fee, or Talk Zone fee, pick your poison.