Comment Re:Doesn't even need new battery tech! (Score 1) 386
Exactly. Clearly the external battery needs to fit in a pocket protector.
Exactly. Clearly the external battery needs to fit in a pocket protector.
Yeah, but the time limit is 20 years. It's not the OMGWTF time limit on copyrights in the U.S. (life of the creator plus 70 years, or 120 years for corporate copyright), but it's long enough to get some money out of it.
I mean, think about it. 20 years ago, cell phones were fairly large things that could really only make/receive phone calls. Now look at what they can do.
So, yeah, right now, you can't do much with Google Glass or a driverless car. But where will we be in terms of those things in 5 years? 10 years? 20 years?
Because more than one airline is doing the A to C route. If airline company #1 is charging $200 for a trip from A to C, but company #2 is charging $180 for the same service, and the quality isn't that different, more people will go with company #2.
Company #1 then responds by lowering their price for the A to C route to $175. Or to $160. Whatever they can afford to set it to and still make a profit.
In most cases, theaters make very little money off of the ticket price, regardless of what movie is showing. I mean, think about it... the price of a ticket is the same at a theater regardless of whether you're watching "The Hobbit: Battle of Five Armies" or "Horrible Bosses 2".
The real money the theaters make is off of concessions. Soda is about a 600% markup, popcorn is 800%.
And yet, you post anonymously.
Mind you, corporations do seem to have much better access to tax exemptions, shelters, and oh yeah, access to our elected officials.
People don't give up their natural rights when they form a corporation, but that does not mean that the corporation has all those same rights.
He can't run for office for a third term, fool. Nor has he even suggested getting rid of the 22nd Amendment. Yes, there have been some Congressmen who have suggested getting rid of it, but the attempts have all died before getting out of committee.
For FY 2014, the budget allocation for the Secret Service was 1.546 billion.
As of July 31, 2014 there is 17.6 trillion in debt.
Cutting the Secret Service budget to 0 would relieve 0.00878% of the debt.
Nice try, though.
That alert would be going off before the watch even hits the shelves.
That people who use spaces for indentation are just WRONG.
There's no such thing as 'Peak Stupid'. Every time someone gets to the top of the current peak, the fog clears and another mountain of stupid looms in front of them.
Hail HYDRA.
It's all the documentation on the system. Because it's not just enough to say "yes, we've secured it", we have to write it down.
It's all paper trails, man.
There are days that I can rarely work up empathy for real people.
Coincidentally, those are the days that I have to drive on the 405. I wonder if there is a connection?
interlard - vt., to intersperse; diversify -- Webster's New World Dictionary Of The American Language