Comment Re:pings (Score -1, Flamebait) 95
AirAsia was either too cheap to buy that license or that aircraft didn't fly into the USA or any other first world nation and therefore could be powered by hamsters for all anyone cared
AirAsia was either too cheap to buy that license or that aircraft didn't fly into the USA or any other first world nation and therefore could be powered by hamsters for all anyone cared
in my case i do have multiple rooms and two kids. so the ROI isn't there for me
in NYC my electric bill is around $90 every month. breaks down to $25 for the electricity at $.095 per kilowatt hour, $55 for the wiring charge and the rest taxes and fees.
why spend $1000 to save $5 a month in electricity costs? because if i reduce my usage by 20%, that's $5 whole dollars a month in savings
best part of DIY is spending three hours troubleshooting why the lights don't turn off when you could have just walked to turn them off
amnesty for illegals is a constitutional power to overturn a criminal conviction. for ACA, read the law. most of them are vague enough to give the president a lot of leeway. and go read your own link. unfunded mandates are laws passed by congress
maybe you should go back to high school for some remedial social studies?
because EO's have to follow the law and president's can't write them at will. even if Obama did write one like that there would be no funding for it since all funding bills originate in the House of Representatives and every program has to be funded by law. he can't just take a pot of money and spend it as he sees fit. every program and line item in the budget has to be approved by both houses of congress
ask apple
they went from a computer company to a mobile device company. MS is going all cloud. Amazon went from books to a huge cloud business. IBM doesn't make typewriters any more.
it's done all the time
from change.org
that a few internet idiots "sign" thinking that those in power will care. while us old people go out and vote and elect the people the internet idiots complain about?
i bet 99% of the comments were i hate my isp, i want 100mbps down 24x7 for $35 a month, i want my precious netflix, etc
having served on juries and heard how people try to argue their case in something minor like a speeding ticket, there is a good reason for lawyers. most people will come into court spouting some nonsense that doesn't make sense or doesn't follow the law.
less than $30 i can buy a blu ray with a digital copy redeemable on itunes or ultraviolet
vs
$30 to see a movie once in a crowded theater and with crappy 3D unless i'm lucky enough to get a middle seat and then it's a big PITA to go to the bathroom after drinking a gallon of coke in the first hour
You will need the content delivery networks to rent space for good performance and Netflix is against paying a cdn or hosting fees.
And someone will have to pay for the direct connections to the other content providers
dogs will bark when you knock on the door
MS and Sony should just code their services the right way and have 10000000000000 hyperbytes of bandwidth
not like you can play any game on the first day anyway
everything is virtualized to the point where they support average players months after release and not the day of release and idiots not only pre-order the games, they change the store country to play it the second it goes live somewhere in the world.
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