Probably because they don't need to watch all 72 hours that is uploaded every minute to have an idea, almost immediately, if the content is appropriate.
It does not do to leave a live dragon out of your calculations, if you live near him. Dragons may not have much real use for all their wealth, but they know it to an ounce as a rule, especially after long possession...
My response was not anti-government, it is pro-efficiency. I was simply responding to what the President said. He is saying that someone has to get "information across different government programs" in order to find the info they want. I don't see how creating mobile apps helps that, seems like simplifying the number of programs a user interacts with would. As to which to "ditch", that's a completely different argument and one we've all been having for decades, and probably will continue too.
'For far too long, the American people have been forced to navigate a labyrinth of information across different government programs in order to find the services they need.'"
Or perhaps we need to simplify the number of "programs", that might help too.
...but please noone ever do this again, or at least give good warning so that we can avoid going down the path until it's complete.
Someone did do it, the right way. Steven Erikson and the Malazan Book of Fallen. Epic, big (10 very large books) and very well written, and yes, even complete. It can be done. You just need the right writer.
Actually I'm surprised Sarah used a public e-mail account while the Gov of Alaska...I would have thought she would have subscribed to the George W. Bush school of...wait did Bush go to school?
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AOL? No wonder Republicans are losing the technology war to Dems...
Wonder how long it will take before a Virginian shoots one down...
We can call them the transvaginal ultra drones...
Hmmm...yes, because Microsoft is all about standards compliance...
Yeah, because our current Supreme Count is sooo anti-corporation...
Probably because they don't need to watch all 72 hours that is uploaded every minute to have an idea, almost immediately, if the content is appropriate.
And she'll make .5 past light speed....
It does not do to leave a live dragon out of your calculations, if you live near him. Dragons may not have much real use for all their wealth, but they know it to an ounce as a rule, especially after long possession...
It's to be called the "Good Day Array"...
My response was not anti-government, it is pro-efficiency. I was simply responding to what the President said. He is saying that someone has to get "information across different government programs" in order to find the info they want. I don't see how creating mobile apps helps that, seems like simplifying the number of programs a user interacts with would. As to which to "ditch", that's a completely different argument and one we've all been having for decades, and probably will continue too.
Or perhaps we need to simplify the number of "programs", that might help too.
Well, it was a mistake to use the Keystone division...
Jim, I think you'd better get down here.... Better hurry...
I think that's the general consensus, yes.
No, you missed part of my comment, I said someone did it "the right way".
Someone did do it, the right way. Steven Erikson and the Malazan Book of Fallen. Epic, big (10 very large books) and very well written, and yes, even complete. It can be done. You just need the right writer.
I think my eyes are getting better. Instead of a big dark blur, I see a big bright blur.
Actually I'm surprised Sarah used a public e-mail account while the Gov of Alaska...I would have thought she would have subscribed to the George W. Bush school of...wait did Bush go to school?
Just add a colon and it becomes a more interesting story..."Alaska Must Release Palin: E-mails by May"
So it's like a bottle of tequila?
What's he gonna say, "You're doin' a heckuva job, Tony!"
No, no, New Mexico has a spaceport now...
Was the subject of your post ("WTF?") in reference to the original post or your own?
It was meant to be a joke, but in a deep, insightful way...
How many Facebook dollars does it take to buy a Congressman?