He's not President yet - but he's already delivered 1,000 jobs, kept in the US rather than moving to Mexico. Seems he's off to a good start especially given the fact he has zero official, political power. But then, it's "just 1,000 jobs", right?
Many things that aren't FCC approved (like cell phone jammers) are legal for police and anti-terror use (like cell phone jammers - or this). It may be illegal for you and me - but those who need to use it to protect infrastructure can most assuredly get it. Same with modern automatic weapons, grenades, etc.
Not here in California... It's the same price (of course, we pay about the highest gas prices in the lower 48). And does the emissions per mile factor in the the fact our infrastructure now needs to transport 30% more deliveries of fuel (because it's being consumed 30% faster)?
Amazing how the United States of America existed for 130+ years without an income tax, and for nearly 200 years without an EPA. Must have been impossible to survive back then! Thank goodness we've seen the massive explosion in Federal Government intrusion and national debt since the mid 60s, why where would we be without that debt increasing at a rate 10 times that of inflation? We'd all be dead! Dead!
Wait, a 30% reduction in MPG is what we get when going to E85? So everyone's fuel bills increase 30% and we burn 30% more fuel... And this is good why?
Huh, up to date as of September 27th. Oh well, I guess living in a bubble where updates don't happen on non-iPhones is a good safe space for the Applytes!
My phone resides in my back pocket when I'm walking. I take it out before I sit down. Why put it into the front pocket where it's uncomfortable when walking, and leave it there where it's really uncomfortable when you sit down?
You don't understand. Voting is just something that comes around every 4 years for old people to do, and you can always protest if it doesn't go the way you wished (you don't have to actually vote to be able to protest, however). But an iPhone? That's a yearly gift-from-on-high and is something that affects the masses EVERY SINGLE DAY. Your priorities are out-of-whack if you think iPhones are less important than voting...
IMHO - it is letting them off the hook. The devil is always in the details. Coming up with a big idea and "fleshing out as you go" is a sure way to guarantee, IMHO, a lot of rework, redesign, and rebuilding. It also invites continual tinkering with the product spec - and that breeds more churn. Lock down the inputs and the outputs and the required relationships between the two and you can go forward predictably, reliably, and swiftly. Leaving any part of that open and you just beg for churn. Is it responsive? I'd say no - it's better to have the hard discussions and put the time up front planning rather than wasting time and effort down the road.
You may already be behind the curve if you haven't staked out our spot in line at your nearest Apple Store... Could you live with knowing you got your new iPhone perhaps as late as 6 to 8 hours after it was released?
Indeed! The Google Nexus S had a curved screen, and it was dropped because consumers didn't really like it. But I'm sure this will be magical because of the courage needed to re-invent a 7 year old idea.
Simple: he never did release the data. And if you want to use proprietary data, more power to you! Just don't expect to use it for peer-reviewed articles because they can never be peer reviewed.
It is probably worthwhile for you to review the impeachment charges against Nixon and realize that pretty much everything he was being accused of applied to Hillary - and to President Obama. Some nice company there...
I thought "careful vetting and curating" was the whole reason Apple wanted everyone to use their store, and the reason they charge 30% for what, is effectively, a consignment shop...
IMHO, Agile should be avoided for one simple reason: it lets the product manager/customer get off the hook easily without actually DEFINING what they want. It enforces a mindset where the customer doesn't have to really figure out what he wants, and ensures a team will run around redoing work because of that failure. It's a structured way of responding to a poorly defined (or, in more extreme cases, undefined) goal. And that is the problem itself - not know WHAT you want at the end, but believing you'll reach it by ending up with a million monkeys pounding on a million keyboards. But rather than pounding for a million years, they'll do a million 2 week sprints instead.
These ones, that were deleted after asked for by Congressional subpoena. Were they actual Government-work related? We don't know - they were deleted. That's the problem. Nixon was going to be impeached for 18 minutes of missing tape - Clinton gets a pass for 33,000+ e-mails wiped.
What State does not offer free ID for those who cannot afford it? In California and Washington (the two States I've lived in) there are free IDs for the poor. What State does not offer such thing?
$120 million from unions in 2016 alone, and virtually all of that went to Democrat candidates. Yes, unions are a MAJOR source of financing for the Democrats.
Sugar free. First good. Then bad. Then good. Now bad again. Much like eggs (which seem to bounce between good and bad every 6-8 years). Moderation is really the key. Eat moderately, exercise moderately and you'll be OK.. Unless your genes say otherwise, that is...
The difference is - it's out in the open, it's public. With the Clintons - deleted e-mails, constantly revised tax filiings, backroom deals, private meetings on Government jets - you don't know WHAT is being bribed by whom. I'll take out-in-the-open any day.
Absolutely. But I believe Trump will use the "bull pulpit" to greater effect than any President in recent ages. I believe he'd name names and level accusations of bribery against those who opposed him. Right or wrong. Those in Congress will not be able to hide behind closed doors and try to "work deals" to assuage their financiers. That alone will make the following 4 years at least entertaining, if not beneficial (shining the light on the way our Congress is bought-and-paid for by corporations AND unions).
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He's not President yet - but he's already delivered 1,000 jobs, kept in the US rather than moving to Mexico. Seems he's off to a good start especially given the fact he has zero official, political power. But then, it's "just 1,000 jobs", right?
As long as you get those huuuuuge - tracts of land.
Here you go.
Many things that aren't FCC approved (like cell phone jammers) are legal for police and anti-terror use (like cell phone jammers - or this). It may be illegal for you and me - but those who need to use it to protect infrastructure can most assuredly get it. Same with modern automatic weapons, grenades, etc.
Not here in California... It's the same price (of course, we pay about the highest gas prices in the lower 48). And does the emissions per mile factor in the the fact our infrastructure now needs to transport 30% more deliveries of fuel (because it's being consumed 30% faster)?
Amazing how the United States of America existed for 130+ years without an income tax, and for nearly 200 years without an EPA. Must have been impossible to survive back then! Thank goodness we've seen the massive explosion in Federal Government intrusion and national debt since the mid 60s, why where would we be without that debt increasing at a rate 10 times that of inflation? We'd all be dead! Dead!
Wait, a 30% reduction in MPG is what we get when going to E85? So everyone's fuel bills increase 30% and we burn 30% more fuel... And this is good why?
...check my Samsung Note 5...
Huh, up to date as of September 27th. Oh well, I guess living in a bubble where updates don't happen on non-iPhones is a good safe space for the Applytes!
My phone resides in my back pocket when I'm walking. I take it out before I sit down. Why put it into the front pocket where it's uncomfortable when walking, and leave it there where it's really uncomfortable when you sit down?
You don't understand. Voting is just something that comes around every 4 years for old people to do, and you can always protest if it doesn't go the way you wished (you don't have to actually vote to be able to protest, however). But an iPhone? That's a yearly gift-from-on-high and is something that affects the masses EVERY SINGLE DAY. Your priorities are out-of-whack if you think iPhones are less important than voting...
Do I really need the /sarc tag?
IMHO - it is letting them off the hook. The devil is always in the details. Coming up with a big idea and "fleshing out as you go" is a sure way to guarantee, IMHO, a lot of rework, redesign, and rebuilding. It also invites continual tinkering with the product spec - and that breeds more churn. Lock down the inputs and the outputs and the required relationships between the two and you can go forward predictably, reliably, and swiftly. Leaving any part of that open and you just beg for churn. Is it responsive? I'd say no - it's better to have the hard discussions and put the time up front planning rather than wasting time and effort down the road.
You may already be behind the curve if you haven't staked out our spot in line at your nearest Apple Store... Could you live with knowing you got your new iPhone perhaps as late as 6 to 8 hours after it was released?
Indeed! The Google Nexus S had a curved screen, and it was dropped because consumers didn't really like it. But I'm sure this will be magical because of the courage needed to re-invent a 7 year old idea.
Simple: he never did release the data. And if you want to use proprietary data, more power to you! Just don't expect to use it for peer-reviewed articles because they can never be peer reviewed.
It is probably worthwhile for you to review the impeachment charges against Nixon and realize that pretty much everything he was being accused of applied to Hillary - and to President Obama. Some nice company there...
I thought "careful vetting and curating" was the whole reason Apple wanted everyone to use their store, and the reason they charge 30% for what, is effectively, a consignment shop...
IMHO, Agile should be avoided for one simple reason: it lets the product manager/customer get off the hook easily without actually DEFINING what they want. It enforces a mindset where the customer doesn't have to really figure out what he wants, and ensures a team will run around redoing work because of that failure. It's a structured way of responding to a poorly defined (or, in more extreme cases, undefined) goal. And that is the problem itself - not know WHAT you want at the end, but believing you'll reach it by ending up with a million monkeys pounding on a million keyboards. But rather than pounding for a million years, they'll do a million 2 week sprints instead.
GOP votes by blacks were up 8%, and by hispanics were up 9%. They both turned out more for Trump than they did for Romney or McCain.
These ones, that were deleted after asked for by Congressional subpoena. Were they actual Government-work related? We don't know - they were deleted. That's the problem. Nixon was going to be impeached for 18 minutes of missing tape - Clinton gets a pass for 33,000+ e-mails wiped.
What State does not offer free ID for those who cannot afford it? In California and Washington (the two States I've lived in) there are free IDs for the poor. What State does not offer such thing?
$120 million from unions in 2016 alone, and virtually all of that went to Democrat candidates. Yes, unions are a MAJOR source of financing for the Democrats.
Trump has shared everything he was legally obligated to share. Hillary - not so much (going so far as to destroying Government records).
Sugar free. First good. Then bad. Then good. Now bad again. Much like eggs (which seem to bounce between good and bad every 6-8 years). Moderation is really the key. Eat moderately, exercise moderately and you'll be OK.. Unless your genes say otherwise, that is...
The difference is - it's out in the open, it's public. With the Clintons - deleted e-mails, constantly revised tax filiings, backroom deals, private meetings on Government jets - you don't know WHAT is being bribed by whom. I'll take out-in-the-open any day.
Absolutely. But I believe Trump will use the "bull pulpit" to greater effect than any President in recent ages. I believe he'd name names and level accusations of bribery against those who opposed him. Right or wrong. Those in Congress will not be able to hide behind closed doors and try to "work deals" to assuage their financiers. That alone will make the following 4 years at least entertaining, if not beneficial (shining the light on the way our Congress is bought-and-paid for by corporations AND unions).