The one time I have tried a snap was NextCloud on Ubuntu server, and it breaks smb client.
It seems to be known about but is not going to be fixed, which seems odd.
Oh good lord.
1: When the company sells the car to you, why should the data the car generates remain their property?
2: What market? Auto manufacture and sale is one of the most heavily regulated industries almost everywhere.
3: Where you reading the European Constitution? Because TFA is about Europe.
4: If you were talking about the US Constitution, why would Europeans pay any mind to a 230 year old document? It has next to no bearing on the real world in 2018.
The guy who spent money funding an anti-gay marriage push?
Free speech is great, but you don't shielded from the results, and the result is that civilised people don't want to associate with arseholes, so he got what he deserved.
Good lord, you've really drunk the kool-aid haven't you?
Nearly all the weirdo talking points in one post. You forgot to blame Al Gore for something though.
He's a closeted little weirdo who calls his wife Mother
Wow, that really is weird. I mean I assumed he's gay because he's so obsessed with dude-on-dude action, but calling his wife mother?
That's just pervy.
Luckily for Uber the average driver has no idea how much vehicle maintenance actually costs.
Luckily for the rest of us Uber loses massive amounts of money with no real sign of ever turning a profit, so at some point they will run out of suckers and shut down.
The summary says Uber Eats had $6 billion in bookings, but how much did they lose on those bookings?
A quick search tells me they lost $890 million or so in the second quarter of this year.
Just think about that for a moment. Nearly $1 billion loss in 12 weeks. Amazing.
You're not wrong about supermarkets in New Zealand, but in my view their biggest advantage is that they are a duopoly and can completely shut Uber out if they choose to (which they might).
My employer also has a wellness programme. I had not thought that they might be collecting information about staff activities, but now I've read this, I'm sure they are.
Should it be expected for every householder to buy a domain name so that the web interface of his router, printer, and NAS can be issued a certificate for HTTPS?
I shivered when I read that. why would you even want your router or NAS web config accessible from outside your LAN?
Of course he's never been to London. He probably thinks driving to the next crappy flyover State is "travel".
None of those idiot A/C's who post nonsense about muslims have ever been anywhere. Why bother when you can stay at home and have Alex Jones and Fox News tell you what to think?
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I think an agreement will be made with most if not all those countries.
Why would you think that? One side wants a deal, the other does not. Therefore there will not be a deal.
Sure, why not? They still don't need to own the data.
Why? They still don't need to own the rights to do any of that.
You're a good slave A/C for doing your master's bidding here on Slashdot.
I have Serviio, which is cheap and really easy to install and use.
The one time I have tried a snap was NextCloud on Ubuntu server, and it breaks smb client.
It seems to be known about but is not going to be fixed, which seems odd.
I'm pretty sure the "prog" reference is in relation to Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
Oh good lord.
1: When the company sells the car to you, why should the data the car generates remain their property?
2: What market? Auto manufacture and sale is one of the most heavily regulated industries almost everywhere.
3: Where you reading the European Constitution? Because TFA is about Europe.
4: If you were talking about the US Constitution, why would Europeans pay any mind to a 230 year old document? It has next to no bearing on the real world in 2018.
Like all those lost episodes of Dr. Who from years ago.
That had nothing to do with copyright
The tapes were wiped for reuse, because videotape was expensive.
The guy who spent money funding an anti-gay marriage push?
Free speech is great, but you don't shielded from the results, and the result is that civilised people don't want to associate with arseholes, so he got what he deserved.
That guy who lost his job because he has shitty judgment?
Good lord, you've really drunk the kool-aid haven't you?
Nearly all the weirdo talking points in one post. You forgot to blame Al Gore for something though.
He's a closeted little weirdo who calls his wife Mother
Wow, that really is weird. I mean I assumed he's gay because he's so obsessed with dude-on-dude action, but calling his wife mother?
That's just pervy.
You do understand the difference right?
Reading between the lines of his post, he probably identifies as a conservative, so no he doesn't understand.
Meh. Thanks anyway. I'd much rather have systemd.
Luckily for Uber the average driver has no idea how much vehicle maintenance actually costs.
Luckily for the rest of us Uber loses massive amounts of money with no real sign of ever turning a profit, so at some point they will run out of suckers and shut down.
The summary says Uber Eats had $6 billion in bookings, but how much did they lose on those bookings?
A quick search tells me they lost $890 million or so in the second quarter of this year.
Just think about that for a moment. Nearly $1 billion loss in 12 weeks. Amazing.
You're not wrong about supermarkets in New Zealand, but in my view their biggest advantage is that they are a duopoly and can completely shut Uber out if they choose to (which they might).
I might buy one of those posters to encourage the henchmen in my super-villain volcano lair.
My employer also has a wellness programme. I had not thought that they might be collecting information about staff activities, but now I've read this, I'm sure they are.
Are you a contractor or an employee?
Neither. You're a serf.
And if they don't they get what they deserve.
Should it be expected for every householder to buy a domain name so that the web interface of his router, printer, and NAS can be issued a certificate for HTTPS?
I shivered when I read that. why would you even want your router or NAS web config accessible from outside your LAN?
If Uber was forced to classify it's drivers as employees, it would likely just shut it's doors and go bankrupt instead of play that game.
Good, if they can't afford the costs of being in business then they shouldn't be in business.
Have you actually been to London?
Of course he's never been to London. He probably thinks driving to the next crappy flyover State is "travel".
None of those idiot A/C's who post nonsense about muslims have ever been anywhere. Why bother when you can stay at home and have Alex Jones and Fox News tell you what to think?
Some of the many, many managers at the last company I worked at were given the title instead of a pay rise.
Either manager or "senior" whatever.