Trade is good overall, however areas with too low wages and piss poor enforced environmental regulations should have tarifs to encourage change and allow countries that have good conditions to compete.
I think there's a need for an OS which has a goal of providing a consistent user interface over upgrades over time. While some changes may be needed over time, most upgrades are simply new eye candy from the marketing department designed to sell more units. It would be great to have an OS which it's goal is simply to remain the same, while staying secure and adding support for new hardware. Most elderly people need to do the same now as they did in 1995, view some web pages, send a few emails. Come to think of it, most people in general that's all they need.
It's even worse on youtube, I've had google simply start stealing adsense revenue for a video, and paying a recording company instead, without notice and the link to dispute was broken... Eve worse the music I was using in the background was youtubes own free provided music.
Seems pretty pointless:
- Many blogs already use a sub-domain therefore no registration necessary.
- How would one countries law (US?) force say Columbia with the.co to their standards.
- There's really no affordable way to verify someone's identity, too easy to fake.
What would be better maybe would be a public way to identify the trust of a website sort of what pagerank used to be but maybe going a few steps further.
I've known a lot of people who try homeopathic treatments, some of them work but they always seem like a scam. We did a homeopathic wart treatment for my son. It worked great, but the $200 'tincture' was basically just alcohol with some herbs and shit in it. The next time he had a wart on the other foot, we did the same thing but instead bought a 99 cent bottle of alcohol to put on the bandaid and it worked just as well.
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So the moon is made of cheese?
I perfer "unlimited" plans which at least let you have a decent tether speed for the first few gigs or so.
They are scams. They show up as 1Tb to the computer. Try actually copying a terrabyte of data they'll show errors.
Christmas won't be much fun until it's fixed :(
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Trade is good overall, however areas with too low wages and piss poor enforced environmental regulations should have tarifs to encourage change and allow countries that have good conditions to compete.
Also you might live to be 110 due to medical innovation or luck- there's a lot of factor to consider.
I'll trust going inside a car which allows me to open the doors anytime. What's next, make a late payment and get locked in?
They can do whatever they want, but it's no longer "Ubuntu"
I think there's a need for an OS which has a goal of providing a consistent user interface over upgrades over time. While some changes may be needed over time, most upgrades are simply new eye candy from the marketing department designed to sell more units. It would be great to have an OS which it's goal is simply to remain the same, while staying secure and adding support for new hardware. Most elderly people need to do the same now as they did in 1995, view some web pages, send a few emails. Come to think of it, most people in general that's all they need.
The biodegradable cables are great, the mice and rats seem to love them!
Just best to use them as a container and launch your own distro from official sources.
Was it him who said he's going to close up that Internet?
It's even worse on youtube, I've had google simply start stealing adsense revenue for a video, and paying a recording company instead, without notice and the link to dispute was broken... Eve worse the music I was using in the background was youtubes own free provided music.
Maybe so people will upgrade to a "pro" model they add some lag?
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My iPhone 4 still works fine as long as I hold it right.
Agreed. I love the 3.5" in my Subaru.
Seems pretty pointless: - Many blogs already use a sub-domain therefore no registration necessary. - How would one countries law (US?) force say Columbia with the .co to their standards.
- There's really no affordable way to verify someone's identity, too easy to fake.
What would be better maybe would be a public way to identify the trust of a website sort of what pagerank used to be but maybe going a few steps further.
How about attaching some blank rounds to electrodes on the drone. I wonder if the very lound bang would be enough to change their mind.
I've known a lot of people who try homeopathic treatments, some of them work but they always seem like a scam. We did a homeopathic wart treatment for my son. It worked great, but the $200 'tincture' was basically just alcohol with some herbs and shit in it. The next time he had a wart on the other foot, we did the same thing but instead bought a 99 cent bottle of alcohol to put on the bandaid and it worked just as well.
The word makes me think "Bleeding Edge" when it comes to technology.
Affordable Apple hardware with quality Microsoft software?
True although windows have nothing behind to help the strength either. These will have a supportive backing of some kind.
https://xkcd.com/538/
Unintended consequences happen a lot on the Internet.