There is some truth in that, but you also have to be weary of their accounting. Its full of dirty tricks, where they can make a massive profit look like a loss. Sometimes in reporting the profits along the pipeline, they only talk about the profits of one part of their company. The crude oil department may only make
Well, considering G+ didn't exist when Youtube was purchased... Its not that good of an analogy.
Try comparing it to the Microsoft skype purchase.
Funny note, Microsoft is now hosting developer video hangouts over G+. Despite owning skype outright, and owning a part of facebook.
I also hate the Youtube G+ Integration, for the opposite reason. G+ is great, youtube and the comments there are horrible and shouldn't be brought to light anywhere civilized people gather.
Play with the cost to run a car on gas vs electric. There are several calculators out there, including one on tesla's site where you can adjust milage on the gas car, miles driven, cost of electricity, cost of gas. .
This is my argument:
It cost less to use electric. Someone will make less money if we were to switch from gas to electric. I'm guessing that someone will be an oil company, even if an oil company supplying natural gas to the electric company.
Within the insane homeopathic industry, that's correct. However, penicillin isn't always a helpful ingredient to everyone. Some are deathly allergic. So for those people it would "help" according to people who lack any cognitive function measurable by modern science.
Also relevant:
They'll make a heck of a lot more if they are selling gas at the pump than natural gas to the electric company.
No it doesn't beg any questions. The Film studios hate first sale doctrine. Netflix can buy DVDs from anywhere and rent them out. Just like Redbox:
Yeah, Linux seems to be killing BSD and all flavors of UNIX on the desktop that don't have an apple logo on them. I'm not sure why Non-linux support is really needed. However, if it is needed, it kind of makes sense to get it working rock solid and tested on the largest of the three ( linux, BSD, UNIX), before starting a port to the others. When Gnome and KDE have made the transition, then I think it would probably be ready for BSD & Unix Ports.
Yeah, this. its obvious if you know the law, or have been paying attention to the industry. This whole article is pretty pointless. Its all about first sale & licensing, not price discrimination.
Well, John Carmack works for Oculus, so you might just get your wish.
Well, they all are. The soil peppers are grown in has a huge influence in the resulting scollvilles of the pepper. My friend grew a ghost pepper last summer. We sampled it
Yeah, that was my house too. No Heinz ketchup, no black pepper, no cinnamon flavored anything, no garlic, no peppers of any kind ( including sweet bell peppers). Taco meat was ground beef seasoned with
Life is much more flavorful now, but the transition to "spicy foods" was kind of traumatic. Friends watched in delight as I reacted violently to the most mild of spices
It always seems to pick up my tracking numbers ( except china post, which rarely works on the china post web page either). It also picked up all of my flight information as well.
Uhm, it relies on kernel level features inside linux. So, I agree, Theo won't like it.
As far as I know, it doesn't need any openssh patches to work with it. But I've only done really simple things with docker.
Users, using applications on ubuntu will care when those applications break because of the Mir backend. They'll care. A number of them will probably report that the apps don't work to the application writers, when the real issue is in the MIr support for the toolkits that Ubuntu will have to write. Thus, app developers will have to spend some time trouble shooting the problem.
This is the argument the KDE guys are advancing. It makes sense to me, but I must admit, I don't know the guts, nuts or bolts of Mir, Wayland, GTK, QT, xorg or the like.
My advice to him would be to get an angle grinder and chop 0.3" off of the side of his foot to bring it to international safety standards.
That way, he can drive any car safely, without additional modifications to them.
This restaurant was advertising breakfast any time. So I ordered french toast in the renaissance. - Steven Wright, comedian
