If you've never been to these amazing places, highly recommend a trip to Dallas!
That same event and party is happening again this May. Time Rift and NVM are again both sponsoring VCF Southwest.
No law was broken
Not true. This would be like buying fake coupons from the printing company that makes the coupons for Whole Foods. It may be a coupon printed on the same press that made the real coupons, but its still fraud none-the-less.
I think the deal here is that she bought the labels... but did not have an actual license to go with them. Might as well be buying fake $20 bills.
This would be the equivalent of selling stolen cars, that you don't actually have a title for.
Where I live there is one ISP. Spectrum. The cost of 1Gbit service is $129 a month. The service sucks. It's always having outages.
Where my brother lives, they have both AT&T and Spectrum. Both carries offer internet for $59 a month to his house.
We need more ISPs. More competition. Less mergers.
No one tell you when you can and can't use it.
Go play that DVD in front of a live audience and charge admission, or even free. Then get back to me after the MPAA comes knocking.
You'll find you still don't own it. You own a restricted license.
We dumped it. Over 100 physical servers all went to Proxmox. It's been just fine. Should have honestly done it sooner.
The video tape rental business solved this type of issue by billing customers if they returned a tape without rewinding it.
Add an extra charge to a fare if they don't properly close the door. If the door won't close, they can report a fault to avoid the charge. It'll cut down drastically on the need to hire third parties and completely avoid the need to add automatic door closure systems.
This isn't quite the same. A video tape does not block or impede traffic if you don't rewind it. An autonomous car with it's door(s) open does. For these systems to be successful, they need to be able to self correct for errors, including doors left open.
So they had to remove the firewall and complex passwords. Haha
Iâ(TM)ve gotten the opposite where a supposedly new item was clearly used/broken/incomplete/wrong and when I send it back they give me a hassle for it like itâ(TM)s my fault they shipped me a piece of crap.
Supposedly they look at return history of the customer to make decisions, but I think its crap.
I do wonder sometimes if the Amazon driver is not the one stealing, and both the customer and seller are getting f***ed.
My business sells on amazon and we routinely get returns from customers where items are stripped of their core parts, someone else's product, or just the package with the contents missing. Amazon does not care. They just ship it back to us and refund the customer.
swing. The dumber the population the more votes they can get.
deigned to sell the snake oil he's selling.
I see more and more corporate executive spending millions on this shit, because they are easily fooled. This bubble is going to pop, and its going to ruin the economy. Mark my words.
when they screw that up just as badly.
Ah yes, the free market at work.
Republicans have never cared about the free market. It's only a talk point that holds zero water when looking at historical voting records and executive orders. (Fun fact: they don't care about states rights either.)
He's got to find a way to put money back in the people's pockets. And he can't go back on the tariffs or he'd have to eat crow.
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary saftey deserve neither liberty not saftey." -- Benjamin Franklin, 1759
