All of this goes back to the Belgian Prince treating the Congo as his personal slave state, literally chopping the hands off of small children and women to enforce slavery in his mines and rubber plantations.
In the 1970s I had a message system check my status and post a reply to any posts on what became email that were "addressed" to me, stating that I was out of office or whatever my status had changed to.
This was back when we used cameras to take pics of the vending machines in the basement. It was a long way to walk if there was no coke in the machine.
IBM is using my creation. And probably that of thousands of us, which means it's in Common Use and not patentable.
He's just jealous Seattle would rather listen to Icelandic music than some old grandpa who can't sing his way out of a compostable paper bag and that we won't listen to songs from old guys who cheat on their wives.
Tough.
I buy my music direct from the musicians. Then they get half the cut.
Under the treaties that the US signed with the EU and with Canada, this applies to all such recordings - even in the US or stored in the US - of any conversations of citizens of the EU and of Canada.
Next time, don't sign treaties which overrule laws passed by Congress.
Find the Gender Studies classroom. You've hit the mother-load of bullshit.
Um, dude, I think you're confused. Are you referring to Intellectual Hall? Women's studies is way on the other side of campus. Past the fusion reactor.
I have heard this from so many women scientists, systems engineers, and other IT specialists who are female.
There is a problem.
My key ROI on this is:
1. Stop using the old boys network, your frat buddies, to find recruits. Set a goal of 50 percent promotions, 50 percent board position candidates, and 50 percent new hires being female.
2. If you think having one woman in the after hours drinking means you're diverse - you're wrong.
3. If you're female, stop undercutting other women when they have ideas. Most groups won't hear a woman's idea unless at least two women agree with the idea. If a male steals credit for the idea, call it out right there. Don't wait for a "good moment to bring it up". There is no good moment.
4. If you find 1-3 impossible, then you're just pretending you're a real business.
Fairly sure I saw a documentary on The Norden (the series is on YouTube) and one episode was about Religion, in which a US Baptist minister went to various Northern European countries. One was Sweden and he met one of the church members of the Data Sharing Religion, who believed that copying data and streaming was a sacred act.
Fun fact: even though we have Data Privacy pacts with both the EU and Canada, we violate them each and every day.
According to the pacts, privacy laws that are required in the EU and Canada are also supposed to apply to all nationals from those countries while they are in the US and its territories.
But.
They're not.
We are spying on you.
We just lie that we're not.
(mind you, this is now being used the other way, so Deep State that, Golden Boy)
Under the new EU and other nations (e.g. Canada/Mexico/Japan/China) requirements, all-electric busses are required in all markets for all fleets.
The average cost to fuel (electricity) such fleets is 1/10th to 1/20th the cost of an equivalent diesel bus. The maintenance is, on average, about half that of a diesel bus.
There are some deviations from this: very rural areas need to set up either battery swap or rapid charge stations, which are easily fueled with wind and solar. However, almost all fleet bus lines operate in urban centers, where this is not a problem.
One drawback: this cuts pollution in urban centers dramatically. In some places in the Western US, pollution from trucks, bus, and cars is up to 40 percent of all pollution.
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All of this goes back to the Belgian Prince treating the Congo as his personal slave state, literally chopping the hands off of small children and women to enforce slavery in his mines and rubber plantations.
We're just continuing the tradition.
Just like the South.
In the 1970s I had a message system check my status and post a reply to any posts on what became email that were "addressed" to me, stating that I was out of office or whatever my status had changed to.
This was back when we used cameras to take pics of the vending machines in the basement. It was a long way to walk if there was no coke in the machine.
IBM is using my creation. And probably that of thousands of us, which means it's in Common Use and not patentable.
It's called the power switch.
Then it's really shutdown.
No power, no updates.
You know your top level boss will throw you under the boss for his foreign controller.
America has no idea how many have died because of such top level outings.
Died.
Not lost jobs.
Died.
He's just jealous Seattle would rather listen to Icelandic music than some old grandpa who can't sing his way out of a compostable paper bag and that we won't listen to songs from old guys who cheat on their wives.
Tough.
I buy my music direct from the musicians. Then they get half the cut.
Technically, that's illegal.
it doesn't matter if it's customary.
And in a lawsuit, illegal actions are ... (wait for it) ... illegal.
News flash: you're no longer in a frat at Stanford.
At least the robot can go down stairs, and has bigger hands.
And probably a larger brain.
which part of State Constitution didn't you get?
Data collected by a car can't be used without a prior individual court order to do so in this state.
Just saying.
50 cents is about right.
Under the treaties that the US signed with the EU and with Canada, this applies to all such recordings - even in the US or stored in the US - of any conversations of citizens of the EU and of Canada.
Next time, don't sign treaties which overrule laws passed by Congress.
Tricksy they are, yes
Next time listen
Find the Gender Studies classroom. You've hit the mother-load of bullshit.
Um, dude, I think you're confused. Are you referring to Intellectual Hall? Women's studies is way on the other side of campus. Past the fusion reactor.
The best part of this course is their extremely useful advice: Don't Read The Comments
Basically, it's verify, don't trust, and realize the biases of your sources, establishing trust chains.
I have heard this from so many women scientists, systems engineers, and other IT specialists who are female.
There is a problem.
My key ROI on this is:
1. Stop using the old boys network, your frat buddies, to find recruits. Set a goal of 50 percent promotions, 50 percent board position candidates, and 50 percent new hires being female.
2. If you think having one woman in the after hours drinking means you're diverse - you're wrong.
3. If you're female, stop undercutting other women when they have ideas. Most groups won't hear a woman's idea unless at least two women agree with the idea. If a male steals credit for the idea, call it out right there. Don't wait for a "good moment to bring it up". There is no good moment.
4. If you find 1-3 impossible, then you're just pretending you're a real business.
Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep Taxes?
Hey, sounds fair to me. If they don't like it, they can move back to Mars.
And corporations should pay twice that
Fairly sure I saw a documentary on The Norden (the series is on YouTube) and one episode was about Religion, in which a US Baptist minister went to various Northern European countries. One was Sweden and he met one of the church members of the Data Sharing Religion, who believed that copying data and streaming was a sacred act.
And that question is, Do You Punch Nazis?
There is only one answer.
And that answer is Yes.
Fun fact: even though we have Data Privacy pacts with both the EU and Canada, we violate them each and every day.
According to the pacts, privacy laws that are required in the EU and Canada are also supposed to apply to all nationals from those countries while they are in the US and its territories.
But.
They're not.
We are spying on you.
We just lie that we're not.
(mind you, this is now being used the other way, so Deep State that, Golden Boy)
Big Brother would never use this to listen in on you.
Big Brother cares only that you can get radio FM signals on your cellphone.
We have always been at war with AM-Asia.
Under the new EU and other nations (e.g. Canada/Mexico/Japan/China) requirements, all-electric busses are required in all markets for all fleets.
The average cost to fuel (electricity) such fleets is 1/10th to 1/20th the cost of an equivalent diesel bus. The maintenance is, on average, about half that of a diesel bus.
There are some deviations from this: very rural areas need to set up either battery swap or rapid charge stations, which are easily fueled with wind and solar. However, almost all fleet bus lines operate in urban centers, where this is not a problem.
One drawback: this cuts pollution in urban centers dramatically. In some places in the Western US, pollution from trucks, bus, and cars is up to 40 percent of all pollution.
What could possibly go wrong (*MySpace*).
But, no, you said, it's safe you said.
Right.
Sure.