Within the realm of what is possible I think that it is more likely that a foxcon employee would commit suicide live in order to get better working conditions for his fellow workers vs same employee doing a live streaming product launch that would only get said employee fired.
Ok, so since they serve up fewer web pages they are loosing money?
I'm not talking potential money involving things I will not do such as viewing the news organizations main page. That is like when Congress including the cost saving of changing daylight savings on the economy to counter the cost of something stupid they wanted.
And besides, I use an ad-blocker so I wouldn't be seeing the ads anyway.
I go to googles news page, I see a story headline, I click the little arrow to find who all is reporting the story, and I then follow links directly to the news sites story.
Those who want less profits are those who are seeking less profits. They don't quite know that what they want is less profits, but that will be the result of the actions they want to take.
Thanks, didn't think to look at the section between the media player and the comments, I would have figured a link to the transcript would be in the summary.
Also I, like many here, read slashdot at work and if you are reading a web page you may be doing some research or something, but if you are watching a video then it is pretty clear you are not doing your job.
I am always amazed when someone mentions the advertising on this site since almost everyone uses ad-blockers theses days, but also if you are in good standing slashdot gives you the option of not seeing the advertisements.
I really don't think slashdot makes much from displaying advertisements.
Now if slashvertisements are real, well they may make some money off those.
That's why, instead of editing this interview Timothy Lord did with him, we simply cut it in half, removed a little introductory and end conversation, and let the Professor roll on.
Yea, that's the ticket, we don't need editing, just cut the video in two. Also, lets make sure to remove context like introductions.
Ok, since all you did was cut the video in two and remove context, did you at least make a transcript this time?
Yes, the world is worrying about the nuclear research program of a country that thinks a nuclear research program is more beneficial to them than being in control of their own currency.
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I believe they would like their crow with rounded corners, easy to use, and stylishly designed.
Within the realm of what is possible I think that it is more likely that a foxcon employee would commit suicide live in order to get better working conditions for his fellow workers vs same employee doing a live streaming product launch that would only get said employee fired.
I would think that a live streaming suicide is more likely.
So reporting on a news release about the fact that an upcoming news release will happen live.
bah, losing not loosing.
Ok, so since they serve up fewer web pages they are loosing money?
I'm not talking potential money involving things I will not do such as viewing the news organizations main page. That is like when Congress including the cost saving of changing daylight savings on the economy to counter the cost of something stupid they wanted.
And besides, I use an ad-blocker so I wouldn't be seeing the ads anyway.
The article is concluding that there are zero microbes down there, so any nutrients present would be irrelevant
If there is no food you will not find things eating said food.
I agree, information should be freely accessible.
We may disagree though on how that should be accomplished.
I go to googles news page, I see a story headline, I click the little arrow to find who all is reporting the story, and I then follow links directly to the news sites story.
How is this not saving the news companies money?
Those who want less profits are those who are seeking less profits. They don't quite know that what they want is less profits, but that will be the result of the actions they want to take.
A lot of the linux enthusiasts have moved to OSX, hence the reduction of linux stories and more apple stories.
Yes, and the reason that there is not a significant amount of bacteria in a clean room is because there is nothing for them to eat.
So really this shouldn't be a surprise since one should ask, if there are no nutrients in the water why should we expect there to be bacteria there?
So what exactly do they suspect these bacteria have been eating down there in the deep dark cold?
My point was that slashdot probably doesn't really care if you do or do not view their advertisements.
I agree with you that there really is no reason why my comment should be modded up.
Ain't capitalism grand?
Don't you mean "Ain't stock markets grand?"?
There is no requirement for capitalism to make use of stock markets.
Thanks, didn't think to look at the section between the media player and the comments, I would have figured a link to the transcript would be in the summary.
Wow. thanks, I didn't noticed that.
Also I, like many here, read slashdot at work and if you are reading a web page you may be doing some research or something, but if you are watching a video then it is pretty clear you are not doing your job.
The transcript is so I and others can skip sitting there watching and absorbing.
I am always amazed when someone mentions the advertising on this site since almost everyone uses ad-blockers theses days, but also if you are in good standing slashdot gives you the option of not seeing the advertisements.
I really don't think slashdot makes much from displaying advertisements.
Now if slashvertisements are real, well they may make some money off those.
That's why, instead of editing this interview Timothy Lord did with him, we simply cut it in half, removed a little introductory and end conversation, and let the Professor roll on.
Yea, that's the ticket, we don't need editing, just cut the video in two. Also, lets make sure to remove context like introductions.
Ok, since all you did was cut the video in two and remove context, did you at least make a transcript this time?
An idiot is one who even with the correct information will still make the wrong choice.
Shills are paid to put out specific information and specific phrases.
He got his paycheck, that is all he is concerned about.
That all depends on whom they extinguish.
Yes, the world is worrying about the nuclear research program of a country that thinks a nuclear research program is more beneficial to them than being in control of their own currency.