And after the first dozen accidents, Apple will trot out experts who claim that the 'drivers' were 'sitting in it wrong' and iCar 8 will fix the problems current drivers are having, but you'll need a new car to get the benefits. Plus, you won't be able to drive and listen to music at the same time, and if you buy the car with an AT&T plan, you'll only be able to drive 50 miles a week before you have to pay for more mileage.
Plus, every OS update will make your car run slower.
You will not see community wireless internet spring up not unless city hall is burned down and the mayor and all the council are in stockades on the lawn being pelted with rotten food.
Or, we won't see community wireless until the 3 biggest telecoms are broken up into itty bitty pieces and prosecuted for anti-competitive practices.
Nothing like putting the fear of God into big, shitty companies to make things better quickly.
after that don't complain about the avalanche of COD clones all with the same engine but sporting "engaging storyline" which will probably include: explosions, sex, cars and stupid stereotypes in the same line of Hollywood blockbusters
Actually, a COD clone with the same engine, an engaging storyline, explosions, sex, cars and stupid stereotypes in the line of Hollywood blockbusters sounds pretty darn good right about now.
Beats the hell out of another Early Access point and click mess that will never see an actual release.
Government records are records ABOUT the government. FOIA exists so the people can inspect government records to find wrongdoing by the government. Apple's EEO statements have NOTHING to do with the government or potential government wrongdoing.
When the government collects EEO statements, they become government records. It is quite common for those records to be then FOIA'd.
Be careful in the words that we choose: we are a community of professionals, and we conduct ourselves professionally. Be kind to others. Do not insult or put down other participants. Harassment and other exclusionary behavior aren’t acceptable.
Those GitHub monsters! How dare they censor my freeze peach. It's that SJW bullshit that's killing all the fun stuff.
Wow, you are going to call me stupid. You really make yourself look like a complete moron then! You did see that it is tech growth, not all employment, right. Oh, perhaps that is too complicated of a sentence for someone as brain-dead as yourself.
The University of Minnesota trained many computer specialists who decided to stay in the Minnesota rather than move to sunny California. Minnesota thus preceded the better-known industrial districts of Route 128 around Boston and Silicon Valley.[20] An active high-technology sector is represented today by Alliant Techsystems, Ceridian, Cray, Digi International, Digital River, Geek Squad, Hutchinson Technology, Imation, IBM Rochester, Lawson Software, Medtronic, St. Jude Medical, Stratasys, SPS Commerce, 3M, and more than 400 smaller software companies.
An active high-technology sector is represented today by Alliant Techsystems, Ceridian, Cray, Digi International, Digital River, Geek Squad, Hutchinson Technology, Imation, IBM Rochester, Lawson Software, Medtronic, St. Jude Medical, Stratasys, SPS Commerce, 3M, and more than 400 smaller software companies.
Pick your poison. 101F in austin today which is DOWN from yesterday, high sales tax, high property tax.
Yeah, but they make up for it with spectacular BBQ. Except for certain parts of the Minneapolis metro area, you just cannot get good barbecue in Minnesota.
Minnesota has had among the highest employment-population ratios in the country since 1976. So no, they did not start with a "small denominator". You could have learned that easily enough.
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OK, let me be more specific then: the fear of the DOJ.
And it worked well enough with AT&T until the big push for de-regulation started again.
Plus, every OS update will make your car run slower.
Or, we won't see community wireless until the 3 biggest telecoms are broken up into itty bitty pieces and prosecuted for anti-competitive practices.
Nothing like putting the fear of God into big, shitty companies to make things better quickly.
My first computer was ENIAC. I'm hoping they make an ENIAC phone.
You think this'll change back when Firefox updates?
They're outsourcing all the obsessing over datapath architecture.
"Us"? Which "us" are you talking about, game designers or spotty nerds?
It couldn't be more contradictory unless he made it, "designed by a spotty nerd with nice straight teeth".
Where is this Brit planning on importing all the game designers from?
Mark Kern.
Actually, a COD clone with the same engine, an engaging storyline, explosions, sex, cars and stupid stereotypes in the line of Hollywood blockbusters sounds pretty darn good right about now.
Beats the hell out of another Early Access point and click mess that will never see an actual release.
I thing that might be a good idea.
If I didn't go out and push the lawnmower around on Saturdays, I'd never get a chance to see my milf-y neighbor sunbathing.
I don't even have to use my hands to push the mower.
If you really can't find a human mate, there are probably better alternatives than lawnmowers.
You understand that 11 out of 50 means way above fucking average, right?
Minnesota has more tech jobs than Florida, Illinois, Ohio, Iowa and thirty-five other states.
Alabama is not a fair comparison.
When the government collects EEO statements, they become government records. It is quite common for those records to be then FOIA'd.
Minnesota has the 11th largest number of tech workers of all US states.
Those GitHub monsters! How dare they censor my freeze peach. It's that SJW bullshit that's killing all the fun stuff.
Minnesota is #11 (out of 50) for total tech jobs.
So, the denominator is not so small.
What does that mean in regard to total population?
Minnesota is in the top 12 states for total tech jobs.
So, once again, stupid: The denominator is not low.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Way to double down on the stupid:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
They can. They just know better for the most part.
Yeah, but they make up for it with spectacular BBQ. Except for certain parts of the Minneapolis metro area, you just cannot get good barbecue in Minnesota.
Another genius. Minnesota has traditionally had among the highest employment-population ratios in the country from before these latest statistics.
http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/20...
Minnesota has had among the highest employment-population ratios in the country since 1976. So no, they did not start with a "small denominator". You could have learned that easily enough.
http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/20...