Right now, they don't have much revenue from it. Perhaps if they do, the game prices long-term will not go up as quickly in relation to production costs.
On a slightly more serious note, no self respecting spy submarine will emit a ping to this service ever. Maybe not, but it will tell me where I am when my boat sinks!
I see no problem with the idea of differential pay for teachers in different subjects. Yes, it would suck to be an English teacher and make half as much as the Math teacher, but I'm willing to bet that we can find twice as many qualified English teachers as Math teachers. The moral of the story, pick a more in demand subject. It's this way in Universities. Business, medical, and science professors wouldn't be professors if they were paid the small amount the English and Philosophy professors are paid.
If both the Union can be gutted and the school administration / states not screw with the teachers. I hear plenty of first-hand reasons why there is a union in the first place.
That said, I also hear plenty of reasons why many teachers unions are ineffective. You'd think teachers would be smarter...
Also, at some stores (I don't know if this is the case at GameStop), managers get a cut of the revenue for their shift or bonuses based on certain performance goals. A bad manager could let his employees break the rule, then fire them when (if) they are caught.
Most of us never played knight in shining armor off to rescue the princes; cops and robbers; or tag since we were kids, yet we play Mario and FF; Need for Speed and GTA; and Super Smash Bros as adults. If Super Smash Brothers is your equivalent to tag, then that must have been one crazy game of tag...
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Right now, they don't have much revenue from it. Perhaps if they do, the game prices long-term will not go up as quickly in relation to production costs.
John Rhys-Davies just wants to be a dwarf again.
Apparently I'm not in that group. Whoops.
Any geek knows that select (count *) is faster than select *...
The irony of that is I have neither played WOW nor WC3.
However, I have played Final Fantasy and Disgaea games.
I thought they meant experience points...
In MIT-speak, a "Hack" is a prank.
I can't say whether that is related to "Hack", as in to program, or "Hack", as in to exploit software.
Which link is responsible for this: "On Nov. 3 2004, Netcraft shows the website pointing out of state to a server owned by Smartech Corp."
I'm not questioning this necessarily, but with all of the links to evidence I'm confused why there was no link for this one...
Only if you are in the wrong place at the wrong time.
... and get hit in the head with a flying chair.
But I only want a 20 gig drive, and I liked the $100 cheaper price. Oh well, I guess I'll just have to wait longer before getting a PS3.
(yes, I actually was planning on getting one at some point. But only the 20 gig model).
How fast can this Tofu driver make it down the mountain after his morning delivery.
The courses he uses remind me of courses from Super Off Road.
Do you really think that the Big Three will adopt new engine technology?
You can still find push-rod engines being built today...
If both the Union can be gutted and the school administration / states not screw with the teachers. I hear plenty of first-hand reasons why there is a union in the first place.
That said, I also hear plenty of reasons why many teachers unions are ineffective. You'd think teachers would be smarter...
This is correct (at least, the CA part).
Sadly, a lot of legal paperwork is actually invalid and done to intimidate or make people think that's the law...
(it's on the welcome signs as you enter the state)
Agreed.
Also, at some stores (I don't know if this is the case at GameStop), managers get a cut of the revenue for their shift or bonuses based on certain performance goals. A bad manager could let his employees break the rule, then fire them when (if) they are caught.
Does this make Linux, AMD, and Mac the "Allies"?