World class? Have great train service from the airport to downtown. Took forever for SFO to get BART, was abysmal, now it is great. New York, finally can get into town from Newark or JFK, La Guardia, maybe sometime. Exceedingly stupid for LA Metro to stop a mile away from LAX, now they are finally building a fix. Ever fly into Vegas and wait in that line for a taxi? What monorail?
You paid more so that they could have that $250 billion cash surplus, while their employees sit around surfing the internet all day and watching their stock price, allowing their customer support to be bitchsourced by online forums, doing the exact opposite of innovating, oh, and nobody wanted to be the PC Guy in the commercial.
Every discussion of the Iraq war should start with this statement. Sadden Hussein was a murderous tyrant, launching two wars of aggression; for oil. He tried to start WWIII by launching missiles against Israel and committed chemical warfare genocide against his own people. He was personally and solely responsible for the death of over 1 million people, mostly Muslims, putting him in the murderous class of Hitler, Stalin, Kim, and Pol Pot in infamy.
Investment in space race, interstate highways, the GI Bill, all gave incredible returns, past tense. Ask scientists what would give us future returns: one manned mars expedition or 100 robot expeditions to planets, moons, comets, asteroids, oh yeah, and nobody dies.
We could launch 1000 unmanned space exploration experiments for the cost of one manned mars mission and nobody would die. The space race is over and everybody won. There is zero added benefit to sending people into space.
Consensus: 100% of scientists would have said CO2 was not a pollutant to be covered by the Clean Air Act when it was passed. If you want to cut carbon, write a new law, don't redefine pollutant to fit your ultraliberal agenda.
Why does the Internet still work in Raqqa? Isn't it obvious to cut all cables going into ISIS territory and knock out every cell tower? It wouldn't be too hard to bomb them out of the Information Age.
Back in the 80s I wrote a tip that was published in PC Magazine showing how to trick the new Excel spreadsheet program into having conditional color formatting, they later added this as a feature. Where are my royalties!
We don't have a leader, we have a head servant. The US government is of the people, by the people, for the people. You do not want to live in a country that has a "leader" (sometimes translated as "fuehrer")
Copyright is an agreement. I agree that in exchange for this price I will not give away copies. It is not morally correct to break this agreement. There happen to be laws that back up this kind of agreement, like many other laws that stand behind agreements.
Copyright is a deal: I agree to give you a copy in exchange for this price as long as you don't copy it and give it or sell it to someone else. You unilaterally break the deal when you give away copies. If you don't like the deal you should not make it in the first place, not declare that you have some right after the fact. If you want a deal that allows you to give away copies, ask for a price.
While global warming agendists are trying to detect a 1cm increase in sea level in front of Sean Penn's Malibu beach house, the rest of the world will be fighting World War Three over the last remaining oil.
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World class? Have great train service from the airport to downtown. Took forever for SFO to get BART, was abysmal, now it is great. New York, finally can get into town from Newark or JFK, La Guardia, maybe sometime. Exceedingly stupid for LA Metro to stop a mile away from LAX, now they are finally building a fix. Ever fly into Vegas and wait in that line for a taxi? What monorail?
Or just wait for you to fall asleep
Except that it is not a law if it was written by a totalitarian dictatorship, it's a diktat. This is calculated posturing by Apple.
Walled prison
Caveat: China is a totalitarian communist dictatorship.
You paid more so that they could have that $250 billion cash surplus, while their employees sit around surfing the internet all day and watching their stock price, allowing their customer support to be bitchsourced by online forums, doing the exact opposite of innovating, oh, and nobody wanted to be the PC Guy in the commercial.
Every discussion of the Iraq war should start with this statement. Sadden Hussein was a murderous tyrant, launching two wars of aggression; for oil. He tried to start WWIII by launching missiles against Israel and committed chemical warfare genocide against his own people. He was personally and solely responsible for the death of over 1 million people, mostly Muslims, putting him in the murderous class of Hitler, Stalin, Kim, and Pol Pot in infamy.
The earthquakes in Perry Oklahoma, the Coalinga, Kettleman Hills and New Idria earthquakes were thought to be related to oil drilling.
Investment in space race, interstate highways, the GI Bill, all gave incredible returns, past tense. Ask scientists what would give us future returns: one manned mars expedition or 100 robot expeditions to planets, moons, comets, asteroids, oh yeah, and nobody dies.
We could launch 1000 unmanned space exploration experiments for the cost of one manned mars mission and nobody would die. The space race is over and everybody won. There is zero added benefit to sending people into space.
Un petit mort
Consensus: 100% of scientists would have said CO2 was not a pollutant to be covered by the Clean Air Act when it was passed. If you want to cut carbon, write a new law, don't redefine pollutant to fit your ultraliberal agenda.
Why does the Internet still work in Raqqa? Isn't it obvious to cut all cables going into ISIS territory and knock out every cell tower? It wouldn't be too hard to bomb them out of the Information Age.
Add this to the list with self driving cars as a solution in search of a problem.
In 1970 there would have been a 100% consensus amongst scientists that carbon dioxide was not a pollutant intended to be covered by the Clean Air Act.
Back in the 80s I wrote a tip that was published in PC Magazine showing how to trick the new Excel spreadsheet program into having conditional color formatting, they later added this as a feature. Where are my royalties!
We don't have a leader, we have a head servant. The US government is of the people, by the people, for the people. You do not want to live in a country that has a "leader" (sometimes translated as "fuehrer")
Copyright is an agreement. I agree that in exchange for this price I will not give away copies. It is not morally correct to break this agreement. There happen to be laws that back up this kind of agreement, like many other laws that stand behind agreements.
Copyright is a deal: I agree to give you a copy in exchange for this price as long as you don't copy it and give it or sell it to someone else. You unilaterally break the deal when you give away copies. If you don't like the deal you should not make it in the first place, not declare that you have some right after the fact. If you want a deal that allows you to give away copies, ask for a price.
Whatever happens, it will become history, and you can't change history.
While global warming agendists are trying to detect a 1cm increase in sea level in front of Sean Penn's Malibu beach house, the rest of the world will be fighting World War Three over the last remaining oil.
There is nothing worse than an opportunist with an agenda
I say they should go after governments that are actually draconian, like North Korea.
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