Who really has to see a movie on it's release date?
Who really needs to see a movie period?
There are a few big drawls for me to see a movie at the movie theaters - Date night (not the same when you have kids and watch a movie at your house, no matter house great a TV set up you have) - Being able to talk about a movie when all my friends and coworkers are still excited about discussing the movie - Avoiding spoilers for movies I want to see (even though the movie trailers do a good job at that already) - When I lived in a cheap apartment that was not soundproof or large enough to create a movie theater like experience
I have pretty good experience with prime in San Antonio with both UPS and USPS. I can't remember the last time I received something from Amazon by FedEx.
In fact, the only time I get a package from USPS on a Sunday is when it's shipped Prime. I thought the delivery ETA was a system error the first time I saw a package estimated to arrive on a Sunday.
And that is with stuff coming from other states (I always hope for that to avoid the 8-9% sales tax markup.)
Time Warner in San Antonio refuses to allow you to subscribe to cable without renting their top box. On their site, it says you can, but both the local and 800 support said that you no longer can with the new pricing structures this year.
And dropping cable for the internet speeds I get would cost more than keeping cable - at least with the discounts they gave me after complaining and driving from TWC store after store.
So if you installed it from scratch, compiling everything as you went (like the old linux from scratch directions), what would you call it if not linux?
No, they didn't. I've never heard one actual person using a cell phone in the real world make that complaint. It's strictly an issue for the gadget review press. And besides, what are you talking about? Extra plastic?
I imagine you hang around a lot more older people or tech people. Most people I know spend the bulk of their phone bragging time talking about the slickness of their phone - this includes thinness and shininess. The only hardware feature I hear people talk about is the camera.
at the very least at least Samsung is making sure that they don't earn the reputation for their phone being faulty or explosive. So it's hard to say if this is really good or bad.
I'm guessing for whoever sold their old phone and now has no phone, this is bad.
Then get a facebook account that has zero info but allows you to view their accounts.
Then make your account not searchable, opt out of every tracking thing they have, only have the grandkids as friends, and never post.
For about 20 minutes of work, you can see the stories of their vacations, special events, etc. Unless they live (or have enough money) where them coming over every few weeks is feasible.
If you don't care enough to be that involved, that's no problem.
Of course, on the flip side, maybe not having a FB account pushes them to come see you more often which lets you spend actual human time with them.
Then we might as well as get rid of the freedom of information act since it's legitimate to wipe out government records as long as someone doesn't want it.
In a case like hers, it's only magnified as a problem because we KNOW she was allowed to handle classified content in her mail. So the hunt is on to prove she actually possessed some of that on this unofficial server.
It was already determined that there was. What was lacking was provability of intent per the FBI.
I tried using that excuse when I missed a speed limit sign. I was pretty shocked when intent didn't matter there.
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And it's a Russian conspiracy too!
Who really has to see a movie on it's release date?
Who really needs to see a movie period?
There are a few big drawls for me to see a movie at the movie theaters
- Date night (not the same when you have kids and watch a movie at your house, no matter house great a TV set up you have)
- Being able to talk about a movie when all my friends and coworkers are still excited about discussing the movie
- Avoiding spoilers for movies I want to see (even though the movie trailers do a good job at that already)
- When I lived in a cheap apartment that was not soundproof or large enough to create a movie theater like experience
Yes.
The only consist tie I used them was for rent, But paying for that is going online at a lot of places.
I have pretty good experience with prime in San Antonio with both UPS and USPS. I can't remember the last time I received something from Amazon by FedEx.
In fact, the only time I get a package from USPS on a Sunday is when it's shipped Prime. I thought the delivery ETA was a system error the first time I saw a package estimated to arrive on a Sunday.
And that is with stuff coming from other states (I always hope for that to avoid the 8-9% sales tax markup.)
Maybe not in our age group (assuming we share an age group,) but my wife and kids use it all the time. They love those damn filters.
I've gotten the blue screen in 98 before it even finished booting.
Why do you assume there can be only one idiot?
That sounds good in theory, but the "sales" people you tell that to have no decision making ability to make such changes.
And they usually don't care one way or another if an item is sold.
Time Warner in San Antonio refuses to allow you to subscribe to cable without renting their top box. On their site, it says you can, but both the local and 800 support said that you no longer can with the new pricing structures this year.
And dropping cable for the internet speeds I get would cost more than keeping cable - at least with the discounts they gave me after complaining and driving from TWC store after store.
Are there a lot of cell towers in these areas where cell service for internet is a viable option?
In any case, what you are stating just justifies companies having regional pricing
This is the way it used to be. You learned a trade and went to work.
Not everyone is cut out for University and have no reason to go - other than accumulating large amounts of debt
And the SCO
So if you installed it from scratch, compiling everything as you went (like the old linux from scratch directions), what would you call it if not linux?
I know. That is why I get all my software from github and SourceForge. Only current and up-to-date programs there
No, they didn't. I've never heard one actual person using a cell phone in the real world make that complaint. It's strictly an issue for the gadget review press. And besides, what are you talking about? Extra plastic?
I imagine you hang around a lot more older people or tech people. Most people I know spend the bulk of their phone bragging time talking about the slickness of their phone - this includes thinness and shininess. The only hardware feature I hear people talk about is the camera.
I can on my Moto X
at the very least at least Samsung is making sure that they don't earn the reputation for their phone being faulty or explosive. So it's hard to say if this is really good or bad.
I'm guessing for whoever sold their old phone and now has no phone, this is bad.
RICO hasn't been struck down. In fact, there is a case listed in the Wikipedia involving RICo from just last year.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Then get a facebook account that has zero info but allows you to view their accounts.
Then make your account not searchable, opt out of every tracking thing they have, only have the grandkids as friends, and never post.
For about 20 minutes of work, you can see the stories of their vacations, special events, etc. Unless they live (or have enough money) where them coming over every few weeks is feasible.
If you don't care enough to be that involved, that's no problem.
Of course, on the flip side, maybe not having a FB account pushes them to come see you more often which lets you spend actual human time with them.
That's largely because being a conservative these days largely seems to involve being mad about something.
Get that idea from Facebook trending stories?
Then we might as well as get rid of the freedom of information act since it's legitimate to wipe out government records as long as someone doesn't want it.
In a case like hers, it's only magnified as a problem because we KNOW she was allowed to handle classified content in her mail. So the hunt is on to prove she actually possessed some of that on this unofficial server.
It was already determined that there was. What was lacking was provability of intent per the FBI.
I tried using that excuse when I missed a speed limit sign. I was pretty shocked when intent didn't matter there.
If you have read any political or social posts by AmiMoJo, you would know there is no possibility of him supporting Trump.
Frankly, I'd be surprise if he didn't find Hillary "too conservative" as well but feels she is the lesser of two evils.
Post the iso of the version you are using so we can verify.
Oh wait; you aren't allowed to.
The race war wasn't over but had calmed until it was flared up by our divisive (black kids look like my kids white kids don't) president.