Comment Re:BUT BUT (Score 1) 168
The broadest similes are certainly to be found on the faces of the taxi companies and their unions today
The broadest similes are certainly to be found on the faces of the taxi companies and their unions today
Yeah, it'll be great when every car is making that BEEP BEEP BEEP sound everywhere
Have to wait to see what Netflix's next rate increase looks like before we know how much money will be in play I suppose.
Well, that's definitely a gain.
Even then, fragmentation and poor support models are still the primary problem with Android, and the main reason not to use the platform. Same as it ever was.
There's a growing trend of
Just wait. The broke hipsters and millennials don't know yet that 2002, I mean, 2020 will be The Year Of Linux On The Desktop (tm)
And why can't they use IP information to ascertain a general location?
Looks like my years of Spotify premium membership will be coming to an end.
...the politicians calculated that either the workers would get the higher wages, or they would be pushed onto welfare. Either way, those politicians would win.
Exactly.
In the city where I live they're trying to ban drive-thru lanes altogether, since they want to forcibly take away people's cars but haven't figured out how to do it yet, so even the jobs that are working to obsolete the McJobs might themselves become obsolete
I was suspicious when I saw it was named "MyPayRollHR". It sounds like one of those counterfeiting stores on Amazon.
MyPayRollHR
UPayHRyay
happyHRPayStuff
HrRainbowBlissNow
QualityPayRollThings4U
Wait until we have free college for everyone!
The point being, the console manufacturers will soon stop physical media altogether, issuing game consoles that don't even have drives, and the PC side of things will go the same direction.
From that point on, it'll be download or nothing, you pay the price they dictate and you pay it directly to them, and you'll not be buying the game - you'll be paying to rent it for as long as they decide you should be able to.
Most feel it won't be worth trying to compete with Amazon Marketplace, which is filled with overseas suppliers selling goods that are often counterfeit and always being offered at prices they can't match.
Consumers that are online are online because they are price sensitive or because they can't find what they want locally. A small business doesn't typically compete on price or selection, they compete on relationship, service, presenting a unique local option, or a desire for a few consumers to do business in their community. Amazon isn't the place for them.
A law like this will not really help customers. The cable companies will just make the a la carte channels prohibitively expensive, or they'll charge fees on top enough to prevent people from getting only the channels they want on the cheap.
They're clinging to an outmoded business model. Consumers are making their choice to move away from cable, and their only hope is to win in the courts to prevent consumers having any choices beyond the 2 or 3 they offer.
I've noticed several design suggestions in your code.
