general-information questions that wikipedia would have the answer to
current weather/traffic in your area (?)
Not that impressive, but you can think of it as a $50 voice-controlled alarm clock/timer/stereo which may add new features in the future. I consider it an inexpensive one-time purchase that buys me continuous (for now) access to something of a potluck of Amazon's continuously updated cloud services.
We obviously need someone who can provide checks and oversight on his leadership. Someone so strongly invested in such a process that it would similarly be reflected in their own last name.
Since these gift cards have to be printed out individually anyway, couldn't they be produced using uuidgen (or the like)? Seems like a single algorithm would solve the problem for all retailers at once.
"We can manage to settle this, but we will have to slightly restate our earnings; excuse me a moment (mumble mumble 75 *thousand*? Not *million*?)..."
"Sorry about this; we'll have one of our permanent food service employees pay this settlement out of the interest on their AAPL ESPP dividends this quarter. We apologize for the false alarm."
Hard realization: blah blah blah humanity blah blah blah base tribalism, fearmongering, and ignorance-as-a-worldview, [...] we were busy mistaking [science and rationality] for witchcraft.
Thank goodness for humanity's immune system that quickly rejects such demonic concepts of science and rationality, and lets us quickly get back to those first three core values you mentioned.
Call up a friend/relative, tell them to pick me up.
"Oh geez, is that asshole calling you for a ride again? Why can't he just use Lyft!" "Yeah, well, his friends and relatives are kind of that way too.":-P
Desires of the public, maybe. Of course, those particular politicians may have been different than the ones in office when that particular law/directive was put in place.
So their motivations are moral, based on at least their percetion of right and wrong, and "don't understand the implications on business, government websites and individuals" ? They're monsters!
you're basically at the mercy of the guy with the car keys
Yup. Might as well call a friend at that point.
Sorry to hear about you're driver taking you for a ride - that's what you paid for, right?
Those corporate fat-cat taxi drivers, always trying to screw the little guy! Seriously, maybe I'm ok with it as long as the driver is getting the extra money. If the driver gets a small bonus and the rest goes to Uber, well, maybe a little less sympathy.
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If you feel like doing a little improv, you can give as good as you get, with even more entertaining results.
I doubt "God, you're such a pussy" refers to you being a cat but rather a member of the weaker sex.
Then there's the third meaning, not frequently used in the US.
A few very simple things to ask it:
Not that impressive, but you can think of it as a $50 voice-controlled alarm clock/timer/stereo which may add new features in the future. I consider it an inexpensive one-time purchase that buys me continuous (for now) access to something of a potluck of Amazon's continuously updated cloud services.
We obviously need someone who can provide checks and oversight on his leadership. Someone so strongly invested in such a process that it would similarly be reflected in their own last name.
Accepting Equifax's help forfeits your right to sue;
Nope. New York's attorney general demanded they clarify the wording on this.
Since these gift cards have to be printed out individually anyway, couldn't they be produced using uuidgen (or the like)? Seems like a single algorithm would solve the problem for all retailers at once.
With tomato sauce you need to add a bit of xanthan gum to avoid having bubbles that are so sharp you cut your mouth when you eat the bread.
That has got to be one of the most metal bread recipes I've ever heard of.
In his defense, he was vaccinated as a child and as such his mental facilities were damaged. It's totally true, there's a paper on it and everything.
Sorry, read your post too quickly and assumed it was dinner and a movie for *two* people. $100 should be enough, my bad.
I'll need to see an itemized receipt for how/where you can do all that for $100. Not saying it can't be done, but ...
"We can manage to settle this, but we will have to slightly restate our earnings; excuse me a moment (mumble mumble 75 *thousand*? Not *million*?) ..."
"Sorry about this; we'll have one of our permanent food service employees pay this settlement out of the interest on their AAPL ESPP dividends this quarter. We apologize for the false alarm."
Plus, that's a *lot* of money. Why isn't it a theft target?
Yeah, well, serves them right for taking his red stapler.
Hard realization: blah blah blah humanity blah blah blah base tribalism, fearmongering, and ignorance-as-a-worldview, [...] we were busy mistaking [science and rationality] for witchcraft.
Thank goodness for humanity's immune system that quickly rejects such demonic concepts of science and rationality, and lets us quickly get back to those first three core values you mentioned.
The odds of this happening weren't any greater than if you packed the backpack full of dead weasels,
The smell might be a deterrent.
but you would've just lost your life savings.
Depending on your savings patterns, that could happen in either situation.
AT&T Pretends To Love Net Neutrality, Joins Tomorrow's Protest With A Straight Face
You shouldn't anthromorphize corporations. They hate that.
Well, at least they won't be wealthy anymore.
Call up a friend/relative, tell them to pick me up.
"Oh geez, is that asshole calling you for a ride again? Why can't he just use Lyft!" :-P
"Yeah, well, his friends and relatives are kind of that way too."
Desires of the public, maybe. Of course, those particular politicians may have been different than the ones in office when that particular law/directive was put in place.
In any event, you should probably forget 999.
Do you have the brand name? My friend (who I'm cat-sitting for over the July 4 weekend, incidentally) wanted to know.
So their motivations are moral, based on at least their percetion of right and wrong, and "don't understand the implications on business, government websites and individuals" ? They're monsters!
Gotcha covered.
you're basically at the mercy of the guy with the car keys
Yup. Might as well call a friend at that point.
Sorry to hear about you're driver taking you for a ride - that's what you paid for, right?
Those corporate fat-cat taxi drivers, always trying to screw the little guy! Seriously, maybe I'm ok with it as long as the driver is getting the extra money. If the driver gets a small bonus and the rest goes to Uber, well, maybe a little less sympathy.
instead of assuming that all businesses are run by comic book villains.
With *fabulous* front yards.