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It is one of those times.
Nike and Apple have agreed to settle in a class action lawsuit alleging that the two sold the Nike FuelBand fitness tracker in spite of knowing that the device’s biometrics measurements were inaccurate.
Based on the wording in the summary, I expected it to be about the "tracking" part. I was guessing that the band doesn't actually log any thing locally, so it can't be said to track anything on its own. I have no idea if that's the case or not.
So in other words, like many, many things sold under the guise of being healthful,
these products are about as scientifically helpful as the mood ring.
The guy who believes in the juice cleanse is getting mocked by the other guy who believes in an invisible overlord in the sky.
The quandary is, as always, whether or not you continue the faith in your governors to make that d3cision for you.
and they were created by legislation spawned by powerful corporations successfully suppressing competition,
would you be wrong taking the sweets?
losing money to another company is not an issue unless you are using unfair competitive practises.
This is, of course, the backbone argument against Uber in many municipalities. Commercial Taxicabs are subject to many rules and regulations that Uber is not.
I don't think Uber is ignoring the regulations as much as they're challenging whether or not they have a right to exist.
Bone & muscle density loss, circulation problems, and some yet undiscovered detrimental effects are all strong arguments for three things:
expand space exploration programs by artificial intelligence, continued extended human weightlessness studies, and experimentation with artificial gravity via a centrifuge system.
That naturally put Life Lock on the prosecutors' radar. Then, instead of cleaning up their act, the misleading ads continued.
This is precisely what law enforcement is supposed to be doing. Lifelock? Well, they're malevolent, incompetent, or both.
Couldn't last forever, like any proper winning streak, and often times more is learned from one's failures.
Carry on Elon, and may the odds be ever in your favor.
A gadget might make it practical for them to have that sneaky bar of chocolate in the evening and not buy bigger clothes, or to look pretty good in a bikini and yet also put bacon on the breakfast plate.
This gadget of which you speak...
It would be a rainmaker.
The parachute is for if they don't reopen, after shuttlecock mode has done it's job.
Before you comment in droves about Samzenpus missing the the edit on the two "descent" fails, please proofread this post.
So you think that money is the root of all evil. Have you ever asked what is the root of money? -- Ayn Rand
