Comment Re:Their metrics are lies (Score 1) 45
That explains a lot. Hulu shows the same things I've already chosen not to watch for weeks. How are the same five shows trending for a month weeks? Nothing new?
That explains a lot. Hulu shows the same things I've already chosen not to watch for weeks. How are the same five shows trending for a month weeks? Nothing new?
RedHat started charging for no support licenses back in RHEL5 days. Boy was I pissed. I told the rep I was going to stop testing RHEL for new projects. He said he could get me some free licenses for test, but I said what's the point, It's easy enough to use something else without the hassle.
The majority of American people who have no investments should not be put on the hook for bad decisions of investors. This what the EU did to Greece (and others) contributing to the great recession. People who had no say in the formation and investment in bonds all of a sudden became responsible for propping up foreign investors. They were just recovering when this pandemic hit. In the US Wall street throws parties on our bailout money while the rest of got no relief.Let's not have any illusions about who these governments work for and how much they care about the rest of us.
Atheist belief is an oxymoron.
Even that is optimistic. Nothing is getting done because everything is focused on peach mints.
The house is doing the impeachment hearings. They also have already passed the bill in question. Moscow Mitch McConnell has let almost nothing from the house come to a vote in the Senate. He is sitting on over a hundred bills that he will never allow to come to a vote. Keep your eye on the ball.
The social hierarchy is legitimate if I am successful. -Americans
I agree. Assange has said on TV that he has dirt on Clinton that he will release in due time. If he has it why not release it now? It has to be because he wants to time the release to do as much damage as possible to the Clinton campaign or he doesn't really have it. Either way, Assange is crossing the line from freedom of information fighter to attempted spoiler of a political campaign in service to his personal grudge.
My choice is my boy with a hammer. Much more enjoyment than whatever $ you can get for a used HD.
The United States Government Accountability Office released a report "Federal Agencies Need to Address Aging Legacy Systems".
http://www.gao.gov/assets/680/677454.pdf
From http://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/25/us-military-uses-8-inch-floppy-disks-to-coordinate-nuclear-force-operations.html?wpmm=1&wpisrc=nl_daily202
I spit on your meager earnings. Apple, you are going down !
When they're looking at you, fine. But congress freaked out when the CIA was looking at THEM. It's fair to say they think rules are great for us, but they should be held to a different arbitrary self made standard when it comes to applying the law to themselves:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...
Like the Healthcare and Finance reforms, this is a step in the right direction, but we should be doing much better (thanks, Republicans) The F-35 is already way over budget and it is predicted to cost 1.5 trillion over the planned lifetime, This is for a tool that barely works. The brilliance of the evil plan was spreading production to almost every state so each one will have a stake in the pork.
http://www.vanityfair.com/poli...
I withdraw my application to copyright arithmetic.
Certainly the supply of people who want to work for $20 million far outweighs the demand. There doesn't seem to be any correlation between CEO income and performance, so it's a buyers market. So the question's a little more complicated then your reply would indicate.
The bogosity meter just pegged.