Comment All software has bugs (Score -1) 21
and it's unacceptable for you not to accept that.
Much easier to just not visit such shitty countries. Go to some other country where the citizens are paid properly.
But then what would you have to bitch about?
They can if they include it in the price of the food.
I'd pay extra to not have a showdown with the waiter at the end of every visit.
WTF is wrong with you that you find yourself "having a showdown with the waiter at the end of every visit" when visiting a country where tipping is the norm?
Riddle me this: If I've only got $20 in my pocket then how do I know what I can safely order? Do I limit myself to $10? $12...? What?
The whole thing is stupidity incarnate.
The whole system is stupid because you're too incompetent and helpless to do simple math? If you have 20 bucks in your pocket and you're eating at an establishment where tipping is the norm, you really can't figure out that $20.00 - $2.00 is $18.00?
If you look, there probably are exploits for word as well...
Yeah, and the entire point is that they get patched.
Having an old laptop connected to the TV to do the job is infinitely better than using the television "smart" by itself. First you can use things like wifimouse to use the phone to type in stuff instead of using the slow remote control. then there's adblocking, better video players, being able to play emulated games..
It's cute that you think the boomers who are buying these tv's know how to do that.
Your "smart" television can collect all the data it wants, but it can't do anything with that data if you don't connect it to you home network. If you connect your television to your home network then you are an idiot and you get what you deserve.
Right on, man. People who connected their "smart" tv to their home network so that they could stream Netflix to it are idiots for connecting their tv to the internet.
UNIX is hot. It's more than hot. It's steaming. It's quicksilver lightning with a laserbeam kicker. -- Michael Jay Tucker
