You are correct, but you apparently have no experience in a typical marriage with typical women and children. If you want to live the simple life, you can, but you have to find a wife who also wants to live that way, and raise your children up in that environment from the start.
They will sell their services at the greatest price which the market will bear. In other words, the price will only come down when we stop merely gritting our teeth and forego the data plan or switch to a competitor with a better deal.
I'm just suggesting that we take a hard look at these companies and if they are not providing a net benefit to the U.S. then, yes, let them go, because it's not like they were really "here" anyway. At the very least then congress would have a harder time cozying up to the corporations without the media exposing the "foreign" influences at work.
We need a new standard for what a company has to be like to call itself a U.S. company and be eligible for any the benefits of such title. Multinationals with little U.S. corporate responsibility need not apply. If corporations are people, then let them take a citizenship test.
The consumer in me loves MSE because it is low drag and stays out of my face. I've heard that it may not be the most effective, but that is secondary -- If my AV solution takes over my computer to save it, then it has defeated the purpose.
Perhaps standard AV in Windows would finally force the other AV products to improve the user experience. Maybe this will spell the end of the their current extortionist, upselling, machine-hogging crapware.
Your boss has already been to sales-, er, business school and is thinking "We're on it! We'll succeed!" from the git-go. If you don't say "We'll try", the boss will find someone else who will. But then I suppose a book on craftsmanship is mostly useful to those who are able and willing to target the "high-end" of the coding job market where, presumably, a person can have strong principles and employment at the same time.
In my day, the meter was a stick in a jar in France, and the speed of light was how many stick lengths light traveled while your cesium atom wiggled nine billion times. Sometime later (probably still before you were born) the meter was redefined in terms of that which it had already measured. Now GET OFF MY LAWN!
As I often say, no unit can be taken seriously unless it can be kept in a jar in France! However, I'm still trying to figure out where they keep that 300,000 kilometer long jar with the second in it.
And pretty much none of those apps would be used on a Windows ARM machine, i.e. tablet or phone. Thanks for the list though, it's makes it clear that the desktop (or modern laptop) is not apt to die very soon.
Data point - A couple years ago I bought a pair of Newegg Nippon 50 footers for $50 each that have been working perfectly running the output of an HDMI switch and hub to a couple of HDTVs. You might pay that for a single monstrous 6 footer at the big box store.
They're trying to prove that they can write DRAMA, a skill with much broader demand than the ability to please a bunch of obsessive nerds. And as an obsessive nerd, I HATE IT. I just started watching SGU on Netflix and it's 85% contrived D-R-A-M-A. They have people whining and arguing in ways that are just completely incongruous for the characters and the situation. I am frequently staring at the screen going "WHAT??", and then I just go "Oh yeah, manufactured **DRAMA!!**". Sadly, however, I do enjoy the 15% that is basically a rehash of SGA.
I'm thinking some serious infrastructure, download cap, net neutrality, and just plain money issues are going to need to be addressed before the masses can download all their HD content.
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Ahhh, to have never been young and dumb. Sigh. I envy you.
Ha ha ha, you won't know what she really wants until the day after you say "I do".
You are correct, but you apparently have no experience in a typical marriage with typical women and children. If you want to live the simple life, you can, but you have to find a wife who also wants to live that way, and raise your children up in that environment from the start.
Linux on the desktop? I suppose it's possible...
True, foregoing a data plan these days usually means foregoing a smart phone.
They will sell their services at the greatest price which the market will bear. In other words, the price will only come down when we stop merely gritting our teeth and forego the data plan or switch to a competitor with a better deal.
I'm just suggesting that we take a hard look at these companies and if they are not providing a net benefit to the U.S. then, yes, let them go, because it's not like they were really "here" anyway. At the very least then congress would have a harder time cozying up to the corporations without the media exposing the "foreign" influences at work.
We need a new standard for what a company has to be like to call itself a U.S. company and be eligible for any the benefits of such title. Multinationals with little U.S. corporate responsibility need not apply. If corporations are people, then let them take a citizenship test.
The consumer in me loves MSE because it is low drag and stays out of my face. I've heard that it may not be the most effective, but that is secondary -- If my AV solution takes over my computer to save it, then it has defeated the purpose.
Perhaps standard AV in Windows would finally force the other AV products to improve the user experience. Maybe this will spell the end of the their current extortionist, upselling, machine-hogging crapware.
So you like having your expectations jacked way up, and then replaced with utter disappointment?
If a consensus of scientists is good enough to declare AGW to be a problem, then why can't a consensus of geologists declare that a mine won't leak?
BTW: It should have been obvious from that start that Yucca Mountain was Too Close to California to succeed.
Yeah, this is *way* different from donating all your time to an open source project in order to get some experience...
Your boss has already been to sales-, er, business school and is thinking "We're on it! We'll succeed!" from the git-go. If you don't say "We'll try", the boss will find someone else who will. But then I suppose a book on craftsmanship is mostly useful to those who are able and willing to target the "high-end" of the coding job market where, presumably, a person can have strong principles and employment at the same time.
In my day, the meter was a stick in a jar in France, and the speed of light was how many stick lengths light traveled while your cesium atom wiggled nine billion times. Sometime later (probably still before you were born) the meter was redefined in terms of that which it had already measured. Now GET OFF MY LAWN!
As I often say, no unit can be taken seriously unless it can be kept in a jar in France! However, I'm still trying to figure out where they keep that 300,000 kilometer long jar with the second in it.
And pretty much none of those apps would be used on a Windows ARM machine, i.e. tablet or phone. Thanks for the list though, it's makes it clear that the desktop (or modern laptop) is not apt to die very soon.
Data point - A couple years ago I bought a pair of Newegg Nippon 50 footers for $50 each that have been working perfectly running the output of an HDMI switch and hub to a couple of HDTVs. You might pay that for a single monstrous 6 footer at the big box store.
CmdrTako?
Erm, how did you know it wasn't doing what it was supposed to do if you didn't first know what it was supposed to do?
Boy, those French, it's like they have a different word for everything!
They're trying to prove that they can write DRAMA, a skill with much broader demand than the ability to please a bunch of obsessive nerds. And as an obsessive nerd, I HATE IT. I just started watching SGU on Netflix and it's 85% contrived D-R-A-M-A. They have people whining and arguing in ways that are just completely incongruous for the characters and the situation. I am frequently staring at the screen going "WHAT??", and then I just go "Oh yeah, manufactured **DRAMA!!**". Sadly, however, I do enjoy the 15% that is basically a rehash of SGA.
It's Robanukah, you insensitive meatbag!
The most sensible post here. Please mod up.
...they would have named him Cmdr Spellright...
I'm thinking some serious infrastructure, download cap, net neutrality, and just plain money issues are going to need to be addressed before the masses can download all their HD content.