You must obey the makers of cellphones and wireless carriers! Do not question anything they state as fact. Do not think for yourself! Give up your rational mind. Obey!
Public transportation is so pro-terrorism, anti-privacy, and pro-monopoly.
In northern California, they call the bus service the "Valley Transportation Authority." What pompous bull$hit. You give a few people a little power....
Oh, the FTC could get off their lazy asses and do something, but seeing they are on their knees willing to do anything anyone who stuffs money into politicians' pockets they are going to get away with it.
Drugs require a long trial, and so should genetically modified food. Why shouldn't we be just as cautious about what we put in our bodies just because it looks like the food we know? Just because we just haven't had something go wrong doesn't mean that it won't.
Because even wheat contains protein, there could be a prion or something that we don't know of, and it could wipe out a good percentage of humanity before we even notice it.
The GM food we already have on the market might even be having effects we aren't considering, because there's no monitoring. It's likely not, but what if celiac disease is caused by GM wheat? It's likely not, but a problem like that is possible, and there's no long term testing on animals or humans of any kind.
I still want a RTC. I like having computers that can operate without being attached to the internet's apron strings. I once had a near nightmare situation whereas the clock was wrong on a computer that was sync'ing files. Never again.
I've been wanting a Raspberry Pi class device, but as much as I want one, I don't need one...I think.
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Gadgets by definition are supposed to be things we don't need. To state that there's an important gadget is a contradiction.
Politicians will likely through passing laws against drones--even if the reason is invalid.
Some years ago, one of the anti-rave acts was passed using scientific tests accidentally done with meth. It's not like the repealed the foundation-less law.
Buses are expensive. They provide a monopoly in an area for a particular transportation company. They are the constant threat to bicyclists. They are noisy. In metropolitan areas, people make themselves vulnerable by waiting for them. In many areas, their schedules and routes are limited to commercial interests.
Smaller personal transportation is a better answer.
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You must obey the makers of cellphones and wireless carriers!
Do not question anything they state as fact.
Do not think for yourself!
Give up your rational mind.
Obey!
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Public transportation is so pro-terrorism, anti-privacy, and pro-monopoly.
In northern California, they call the bus service the "Valley Transportation Authority."
What pompous bull$hit. You give a few people a little power....
So many deluded people in our government who don't know the first thing about America.
Um, books last for hundreds of years.
I am sorry if that upsets your profit margin, but I am in favor of products rather than services.
Oh, come on, no-name lithium batteries have to fail sometime.
Oh, the FTC could get off their lazy asses and do something, but seeing they are on their knees willing to do anything anyone who stuffs money into politicians' pockets they are going to get away with it.
No, Microsoft deceived its users.
And the U.S. Federal Trade Commission again does nothing, but keeps signing the our cheque nether the less.
...Federal Trade Commission should not be accepting money from us because they don't provide meaningful benefit for the American people.
Drugs require a long trial, and so should genetically modified food. Why shouldn't we be just as cautious about what we put in our bodies just because it looks like the food we know? Just because we just haven't had something go wrong doesn't mean that it won't.
Because even wheat contains protein, there could be a prion or something that we don't know of, and it could wipe out a good percentage of humanity before we even notice it.
The GM food we already have on the market might even be having effects we aren't considering, because there's no monitoring. It's likely not, but what if celiac disease is caused by GM wheat? It's likely not, but a problem like that is possible, and there's no long term testing on animals or humans of any kind.
That's funny, there's no mention of the number one driving fatality drug.
The ODROID-C2 seems like a better machine.
I still want a RTC. I like having computers that can operate without being attached to the internet's apron strings. I once had a near nightmare situation whereas the clock was wrong on a computer that was sync'ing files. Never again.
I've been wanting a Raspberry Pi class device, but as much as I want one, I don't need one...I think.
Cinnamon and Mint are the future of the Linux Desktop.
Plow
Spear
The Knife and Sword
Fire
Cloth
A House
The Bed
Bandages
The Refrigerator
Hammer, Anvil, and Chisle
The Saw, Hewn, Chisel, and Plane
Bow and Arrow
Matches and Lighter
Spinning Wheel
Button and Zipper
Toothbrush, Toothpaste, and Floss
Cotton Gin
The Grain Mill
The Compass
The Pen, Paper, and Pencil
The Boat and Ship
Steam Engine and Locomotive
Penicillin
Generator/Alternator
Electric Light Bulb
The Microwave Oven
Gas and Diesel Engines
The Umbrella
The Washing-machine and Dryer
Bicycle
The Internet
Telephone
Record Player
Television
The Personal Computer
The Motorcycle and Automobile
The Airplane
The Rocket
The Neodymium Magnet
The Space Shuttle
The Integrated Circuit
The Transistor, Capacitor, Inductor, Wire, and Printed Circuit Boards
Currency
The Light Emitting Diode
The Cellphone
The Amplifier and Speaker
Gadgets by definition are supposed to be things we don't need.
To state that there's an important gadget is a contradiction.
What do they expect?
UnAmerican - Anti-American, that's where the government is now.
In the future, drones may be used for peaceful demonstrations.
What will a future be like when the few remaining people don't need anyone for anything?
Politicians will likely through passing laws against drones--even if the reason is invalid.
Some years ago, one of the anti-rave acts was passed using scientific tests accidentally done with meth. It's not like the repealed the foundation-less law.
Buses are expensive.
They provide a monopoly in an area for a particular transportation company.
They are the constant threat to bicyclists.
They are noisy.
In metropolitan areas, people make themselves vulnerable by waiting for them.
In many areas, their schedules and routes are limited to commercial interests.
Smaller personal transportation is a better answer.
What are the ramifications if they get caught?
We are not going to see a change until officials go to jail for domestic spying.
Here in Silicon Valley, you can never even mention in passing that you are poor.
They just bought a bunch of someone else's IP, so they can attack?
Perhaps they should do something constructive, instead.
I feel bad. I have friends who work at Oricle, and I yet, I have no respect for the company.
Until campaign donations are are control, what do you expect?