Comment Re:Solving a problem that shouldn't exist (Score 2) 137
You're correct, lets start with the bankers and phone company CEO's.
You're correct, lets start with the bankers and phone company CEO's.
that a technological solution has the potential to end the victimization of wireless consumers everywhere
Does that include the victimization the phone companies are doling out with their 2 year plans, termination fees, data caps and generally shitty service?
Shodan HQ?
Microsoft doesn't want another Windows XP, I'll wager they are after a 5 year turn around or perhaps even faster.
$'s.
What exactly are you trying to say?
With the last name "Cohen" hyperbole is expected.
People like you are dangerous, I know you can't see it, but you're far worse than Sterling.
It is hard to imagine any more heinous way of earning money than by benefiting from racism," writes Rick Cohen
I find the whole thing hilarious, all the old man said was "I don't want to be around or associated with blacks" to a woman who is on video as saying
"Blacks are stupid and crazy"
http://nypost.com/2014/06/01/s...
Then the media circus is queued and he is "forced" to sell the team, winds up getting 2 billion tax free.
Racism never entered into it, if a person says "I don't want to be around those kinds of people" it isn't "racism" it's a personal preference.
My suggestion is that things went exactly the way Sterling wanted them to, and it's hilarious, the other option is that he was played to get the team out from under him.
He has not acquired a fortune; the fortune has acquired him. -- Bion
