We're headed straight into a wall where we'll have people without any skills we need and who are unable, financially or otherwise, to gain desirable skills, as well as higher unemployment across the board. We can't wish them away and they deserve decency as much as the next person.
So, what do we do? Give them spoons and pay them to dig holes?
I'm still waiting for my FREE iPhone from the government that Republicans always talk about but can never provide a link to the sign-up page.
http://www.obamaphone.com/get-...
That was hard.
Do you think the free cell phone program doesn't exist? That it's made up by Republicans? The program originated in 1984 - so, yes, it was made up by Republicans. Tricked you.
Anyway, it exists, although it's not exactly a iPhone that people get. But they do have some value:
Government plans that mean computer users deemed to have damaged national security, the economy or the environment will face a life sentence have been criticised by experts who warn that the new law could be used to target legitimate whistleblowers.
Could be? Come on - targeting whistleblowers is the point. It's not about damaging national security, the economy or the environment - it's about damaging somebody's political career.
And the number "40,000,000" doesn't come up on my list of "potential overflows to watch out for". What's special about 40 million?
I've said that same thing before. I happen to BE competent professional in certain security matters, so that affects my point of view.
On the other hand, the most popular locks, Kwikset and Master lock, are obviously not designed to be secure against a knowledgeable or determined advesary. They are designed to discourage your neighbor from casually getting into your stuff, and that's pretty clear from looking at the product and feeling how lightweight it is. Maybe that's what people want most of the time - a lock sufficient to make it rather inconvenient for the average person to walk in, not something that's going to keep the locksmith out when you lose your key.
My front door has a pretty decent kwikset lock that I can personally pick. But the door also has a window large enough to walk through in addition to a window on each side.
Unless you have a solid steel door the lock isn't relevant.
Now maybe we can finally move on to locking up those with pictures of people illegally downloading music or drawings of addicts using heroin.
Or people in possession of certain dead plants. Oh, wait.
If you really want to speed up the line, introduce some competition.
You must be new here. Free markets never work, haven't you heard?
I'm thinking "MeToo" would work well....
How about $324M plus 1000 frozen eggs?
I've done a little bit of standup and improv. In improv, the cardinal rule is you always agree with whatever was just said, never disagree. You then expand on that last line and keep the bit rolling.
Hecklers are best dealt with in the exact same way, at least when you can't ignore them. Make them part of the act and it totally disarms their only weapon.
A better response would have been something along the lines of "I'm sorry, was it getting lonely in the shelter without me?"
I find that local backups are better than cloud backups.
I do both. As far as I'm concerned it's simply stupid to not have local copies of everything that's important to my business, particularly given that hard drives cost something like $40/TB at this point. I keep stuff in "the cloud" for easy access, but I insist on keeping local copies of everything.
I make my customers do this, too. Their music is in the cloud for one purpose only: to ease distribution. They have to keep local copies of everything. They bitch and moan but it sure as hell beats losing everything.
Fucking moron, go back to masturbating in your "Apocalypse Shelter" to videos of Rand Paul.
"Go back"? I never stopped. I was typing with my other hand.
Instead it effectively increases your stamina by relieving fatigue caused by carrying the heavy tool.
Could solve a problem that guys like myself have to live with.
There are many different ways that Ebola can reach out and touch people who are not from Ebola Land, shutting down foreign visas is not the solution.
Exactly. That's why I don't encrypt passwords on any of my machines. Passwords can be brute forced so they're not a solution.
I also have no locks on my doors. Someone can use C4 to blow them up and render them useless. Locks aren't a solution.
Sometimes, even if you can find some way around the proposed idea it doesn't mean the idea isn't good, just that it isn't complete. Nobody said it was. But shutting down travel directly from ebolaland is an obvious first step.
And yet, here you are commenting on a troll article.
Yes, telling people to not respond. I didn't read the article nor will I read any more. PETA will cease to matter when ad revenue on PETA clickbaits moves toward $0.
Without life, Biology itself would be impossible.
