Comment Re:Time for another anti-trust investigation Googl (Score 1) 32
Regardless of what you think of AOC, there will not be an AOC 48.
I still enjoy the Photoshops.
Regardless of what you think of AOC, there will not be an AOC 48.
I still enjoy the Photoshops.
Won't someone please think of the birds?
For large public corporations there is no "good and evil", there is only "punishable and evade-able".
And corporations have the attention span of three-year-olds. Remember when Trump 45 pulled the rug out from under federal law enforcement? And then it was game on? And then there was Biden 46. Who put it all back. Or would have had he not been coasting to a later in life stop. And then Trump 47 undid Biden's handiwork. So now would be the time to go wide open throttle and grab what you can.
Just in time for AOC 48.
"mRNA Vaccine Prevents Melodrama From Returning"
I can only imagine the number of cranial blood vessels that burst while this was written.
The "King" sleeps on a pile of gold
Not really. The principal task of the investment industry is to take clients' cash and convert it into interest bearing contracts. Negotiable contracts, (collateral for loans, payment for goods and services). Even better, variable interest and term contracts to insure against inflation.
Only boomers want to be sitting on gold, based on my observation of all the gold coin tv ads targeting them.
Nothing newer than Bach allowed while I'm driving.
True. But it may explain why the homeless people like parking their RVs in front of my house.
Free WiFi!
This fee is flat and so similar to a regressive tax.
Everything dies. That's why you need an encoding scheme with error correction. And then you copy it to new media long before errors accumulate and become unrecoverable.
Yeah. Pretty soon (if not already) the latest SD card standard will hold this.
Just don't drop that microSD card in your shag rug.
But at least it makes that request for access a matter of public record. That will put a stop to police stalking with the use of Flock data for their own personal gain.
but you can't restrict a company or citizen from volunteering the data.
"the data." Whose data is it actually? I consider that information concerning what I'm doing or where I am still belongs to me. Even when observed by someone (or something) else. I can make a copy of Disney's latest Blu-ray disc. But it's still their property and I'm not free to distribute it as I see fit.
The same thing holds true for person's actions witnessed by another. I can't be expected to bear witness as if that person has no interest in my observation. There are mechanisms in place to compel me to do so should these actions be in the public interest. Specifically, a court subpoena.
Flock later switched from an open text box to a drop-down menu of reasons,
Like maybe a case number?
"To IBM, 'open' means there is a modicum of interoperability among some of their equipment." -- Harv Masterson