"What you might find truly surprising, however, is that as a rule, large banks actually lose money on these moneymakers--at a rate of about $250 a month per machine. They are, ironically, loss leaders, since banks don't generally charge their own customers if they use the banks' machines."
If that's the case, then are human tellers also considered loss leaders? I'm sure a human teller costs more than $250 a month.
As I recall, in Leisure Suit Larry, if you didn't wear a condom, you died. I didn't realize it at the time, but I was being brain-washed by the liberal establishment with their pro-contraception, sexually -tolerant ideas.
"From this data, soldiers can easily find a safe route between two locations without being seen or shot from an enemy in another location."
So, will the civilian version make it so that, from this data, drivers can easily find a safe route between two locations without being seen or pulled over from a pig in another location?
Lawyers always do that. They never tell their clients what to do, but instead lay out the options and the legal factors. Their opinion letters are always chock full of and cover-your-ass disclaimers.
Then, the client is asked to provide instructions in writing.
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The article says:
"What you might find truly surprising, however, is that as a rule, large banks actually lose money on these moneymakers--at a rate of about $250 a month per machine. They are, ironically, loss leaders, since banks don't generally charge their own customers if they use the banks' machines."
If that's the case, then are human tellers also considered loss leaders? I'm sure a human teller costs more than $250 a month.
Exactly. Moore's law predicts that electronics get cheaper and cheaper. Human labor, on the other hand, has tended to become more and more expensive.
I thought it was more like a tosser.
Not peace!
the parent post was being ironic.
Sounds like a suicide to me. Also, he seemed depressed about being unemployed.
As I recall, in Leisure Suit Larry, if you didn't wear a condom, you died. I didn't realize it at the time, but I was being brain-washed by the liberal establishment with their pro-contraception, sexually -tolerant ideas.
I thought you meant a kill switch as in: "Set your mowers to kill."
They developed the first the first commercial programming language for a personal microcomputer by:
...
1. taking a non-commercial programming language for a personal microcomputer
2. commercializing it
3
bah... I'm not even going to bother saying it...
"From this data, soldiers can easily find a safe route between two locations without being seen or shot from an enemy in another location."
So, will the civilian version make it so that, from this data, drivers can easily find a safe route between two locations without being seen or pulled over from a pig in another location?
Nigiri? I love nigiri! ^_^
I wapanese boy!... desu!
There can only be ONE!!!! /me draws claymore
Hurd?
ROFL!
Yes, but without the paperclip
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrgghh!!!!
Actually, since this is Montreal, just pick up some of some snow and put it on top.
... which will expire worthless
Contributing to open source and free (as in love) software
Definitely go with shuriken.
No. You get it in writing.
Lawyers always do that. They never tell their clients what to do, but instead lay out the options and the legal factors. Their opinion letters are always chock full of and cover-your-ass disclaimers.
Then, the client is asked to provide instructions in writing.
I assume that you do not "go hungry"?
Are they connected to the internet? Or is it an intranet? Who pays for the interconncetion to the backbone?
we welcome our fired overlords
... than to float away
Maybe we should say "IANAP but he is a schizophrenic"