Comment Re:Another one bites the dust... (Score 0) 41
Remember, you don't pay to do backups, you pay to do restores. But you are not wrong.
... Because it's costly, time consuming and difficult with a mobile work force.
Remember, you don't pay to do backups, you pay to do restores. But you are not wrong.
... Because it's costly, time consuming and difficult with a mobile work force.
Oh, to have some mod points to bestow.
Mod parent up. Boring, but necessary.
Also (concerning the article) consider the source. Who is better positioned to make money off of market movement up or down? Average joe slashdot, or the folks managing 10 TRILLION in assets.
But let's now go shit on Apple. Not only are their support windows smaller but they have planned obsolescence so you cannot even put a newer OS version on after a point rendering the hardware junk.
Mod parent up and award a chocolate bar.
I want the blue one; no feathers.
My first thought as well.
Pfft, agent orange and DDT combined in the right way _create_ the zombie apocalypse. Fantasy restored.
MPU! A facility near where people live to better facilitate delivery of goods. What a brilliant idea. I wonder if they filed a patent yet?
You clicked to read the article? I'm not sure you know how to do
I'm guessing because your cancer person's success average is
I came here to say exactly this. Mod up and tie a bow on it. It doesn't hurt that you may have buried a skeleton or two with some of these folks, motivating them to go the extra mile on your behalf and vice versa.
Going to throw a bit of devil's advocacy in here. Can you also realistically argue that the greater good, by fiat, requires a sizable portion of the population to be unable to earn a living?
The mask argument is a long one, but can be summarized as 'mixed results'. The social distancing, not touching your head, and frequent hand washing are long proven methods that work and do not require draconian measures to implement.
"The chain which can be yanked is not the eternal chain." -- G. Fitch
