Many people can already get it for free on their internet package at WatchESPN.com. Others have to type in their cable logins, but I would pay $10 per month for ESPN for College Football season and then drop it afterward.
Well, then you're a pretty crappy pilot if you don't have it memorized by now. Please don't fly my plane, since you probably can't remember what an altimeter is for. Thanks...
250 miles is completely reasonable for an electric car. With most of them getting 100 miles or less, that is astounding. And most gas cars get 350-400, so it's well over half of that but there is the rare gas guzzler which only gets 250 miles in range.
Exactly. My rate is 1.99%. I have enough bitcoins to have bought my car outright. But I'm pretty sure cost of living will outpace that in 5 years by a significant margin.
And yet, for about a year with Time Warner, YouTube was the ONLY bad site. Constant and endless buffering. Until I set my preferred video to 720p. And then it ran much faster than the 240p, 360p or 1080p.
Then someone told me this could be fixed by switching to Google's DNS and sure enough it went away immediately.
This is not true. They updated the scale about 7 years ago with a much more realistic test that requires the car to come to stops in town and slow and speed up on the highway.
Speed. In the old days, telephone lines were EXTREMELY slow and they wanted to limit that to just the actual transaction details. Also, they would only call a modem when that transaction actually happened.
But you're right, for modern operations, they should just be dumb terminals.
You can actually punch a hole in many popular ATMs and there is a live USB port right behind it. This has been discussed repeatedly as a security problem. I don't know if they fixed that one, but there could be more or it could be really slow to be fixed. http://www.extremetech.com/ext...
Yes. Comcast is interfering with his business relationship with his employer when it is none of their business. This is where it gets important whether HE is the one that brought his company into it or not.
And realistically, if you sue a previous employer, even for very good protected reasons, good luck on ever getting hired again. My friend's brother was fired for complaining about constant sexual harassment from his (female) boss. He ended up winning the lawsuit, as even her e-mails were clearly harassing him and several witnesses confirmed his version of accounts.
He got a $50,000 payout on top of money they were holding for a total of about $75,000. His lawyers took their standard third so he was back to about $50,000. After that, it took him 2 YEARS to get hired because every company saw a lawsuit against his previous employer and refused to hire him right there.
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Many people can already get it for free on their internet package at WatchESPN.com. Others have to type in their cable logins, but I would pay $10 per month for ESPN for College Football season and then drop it afterward.
Well, then you're a pretty crappy pilot if you don't have it memorized by now. Please don't fly my plane, since you probably can't remember what an altimeter is for. Thanks...
Yes, but they have pulled many episodes rather than tailoring them to fit. This is what you would expect someone with integrity to do.
Air New Zealand had Bear Grills doing it on a video. Now that was entertaining.
I read this on Slashdot. It's the fault of those darn Linux hobbyists working on weekends when they are done with their "real" jobs...
Evolution proofs...
Hopefully, you can set it to some % OVER the speed limit. Driving at the speed limit in Southern California will get you killed.
I've come to the conclusion that loud motorcycles are a safety thing.
250 miles is completely reasonable for an electric car. With most of them getting 100 miles or less, that is astounding. And most gas cars get 350-400, so it's well over half of that but there is the rare gas guzzler which only gets 250 miles in range.
Yeah, he totally forgot cell phones which are another $150-$200 a month if you have teenagers.
And I am really hoping that bitcoin will outpace that in 5 years...
Exactly. My rate is 1.99%. I have enough bitcoins to have bought my car outright. But I'm pretty sure cost of living will outpace that in 5 years by a significant margin.
And yet, for about a year with Time Warner, YouTube was the ONLY bad site. Constant and endless buffering. Until I set my preferred video to 720p. And then it ran much faster than the 240p, 360p or 1080p.
Then someone told me this could be fixed by switching to Google's DNS and sure enough it went away immediately.
Oh PROGRAMMING languages! I was in here looking for German.
Strangely, I got slighty better MPG in my Acura when there was 50-100 lbs in the tank.
In my Acura TSX, everyone determined that the highest MPG was at 62 MPH. This, of course, was pretty nice as that is the most common cruising speed.
This is not true. They updated the scale about 7 years ago with a much more realistic test that requires the car to come to stops in town and slow and speed up on the highway.
Speed. In the old days, telephone lines were EXTREMELY slow and they wanted to limit that to just the actual transaction details. Also, they would only call a modem when that transaction actually happened.
But you're right, for modern operations, they should just be dumb terminals.
You can actually punch a hole in many popular ATMs and there is a live USB port right behind it. This has been discussed repeatedly as a security problem. I don't know if they fixed that one, but there could be more or it could be really slow to be fixed. http://www.extremetech.com/ext...
Yes. Comcast is interfering with his business relationship with his employer when it is none of their business. This is where it gets important whether HE is the one that brought his company into it or not.
And realistically, if you sue a previous employer, even for very good protected reasons, good luck on ever getting hired again. My friend's brother was fired for complaining about constant sexual harassment from his (female) boss. He ended up winning the lawsuit, as even her e-mails were clearly harassing him and several witnesses confirmed his version of accounts.
He got a $50,000 payout on top of money they were holding for a total of about $75,000. His lawyers took their standard third so he was back to about $50,000. After that, it took him 2 YEARS to get hired because every company saw a lawsuit against his previous employer and refused to hire him right there.
Well, as an IT professional I probably COULD, but it would be extremely unethical and illegal... (See San Francisco network.)
And in CA, when they fire you they are required to hand you your last check immediately. If not, there is a penalty per day for unpaid wages.
Nope. Talking about it in your e-mail and then firing them for "no reason" is where lawsuits end...in favor of the fired party.
This is why they handle it be having a "layoff" and only laying off the people that they want to fire.