Comment Re:This is pointless as nobody will hit that limit (Score 1) 60
Lots of people work from home and need to manipulate large files.
Lots of people work from home and need to manipulate large files.
If you don't like the government robbing you why don't you use your private security to protect yourself?
Markets are efficient. Period. If it was more efficient for someone else to own the courts then someone else would have bought them by now.
bought and paid for, under complete 100% control
Yes, when you buy something you also get control over it. Anything else is theft.
That is useful information. Thank you.
It makes complete sense. Trucking is a stressful job that takes a tremendous toll on your health and personal life. There's a trucker shortage right now and if you have a couple years experience and a clean driving record you can make some pretty decent money. Average first year pay driving for Walmart is over $80,000. Carriers that built their business models dependent on cheap labor are inevitably going to find it hard to keep drivers' butts in their seats.
Congratulations on your appalling ignorance.
Serious question: How will the poor do that if they've already been processed into a useful industrial slurry?
Likewise, don't blame me when I press statist infants through a fine mesh screen to create a useful industrial slurry--blame my customers.
And let's dispel once and for all with this fiction that government doesn't know what it's doing. It knows exactly what it's doing by not using INTRINSICALLY VAULUALALALBLALBLABLBLE rHodium as the one true currency that it is.
Who has time for spelling when there are statist infants who have not yet been processed into a useful industrial slurry?
Watergate was staged to make the sheeple believe that. Archibald Cox was a crisis actor.
I've thought about doing this but the thousands it would cost me in additional licenses just wouldn't be worth it. It's cheaper to just leave work at work.
*golf clap*
Don't forget to round up any children they may have and grind them up into fine slurry.
A CONS is an object which cares. -- Bernie Greenberg.