I'm not seeing the same diligence to undo the deletion of digital content from Youtube. Left-wing Russian critics, Abby Martin, and Chris Hedges have had entire catalogs of material deleted with zero recourse. I presume that their 'free speech' rights were revoked because they each have a long history of pointing out American hypocrisy about invading other countries and sharing criticisms of the military-industrial complex.
We already paid $400 billion
I've been saying the same thing for a while. Between broadband and Amazon Prime availability, I no longer have much of a need to stay in the city.
There is a forest fire happening there.
Let me play the devil's advocate for one moment. If robot automation should be taxed, then why not place a tax on software developers?
After all, isn't software analogous to manufacturing robots in that it replaces unnecessary labor?
Paradoxically, this technology is both a capitalist dream and a socialist dream.
Where can I buy a drop-in electric rear axle?
They really don't hold their value though.
Here is a recent list of completed eBay sales:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.htm...
The least expensive of which sold for $2500.
Meanwhile, replacement battery packs are currently selling for between $3500 and $5000
You forgot to mention my favorite part....
They have airplanes that fly ahead watching for speed traps.
Not only more PCIe lanes, but also faster lanes. All things being equal, PCIe version 4.0 offers twice the speed as PCIe 3.0.
There seems to be more potential for Youtube clicks by blowing up old equipment on camera.
That's not the kind of place I want to be shot down.
"They were still moving, but we couldn't get them out because the fire was too intense," a man who tried to help told Local 10 News.
Variable pricing throughout the day, like the Uber model, will dampen the peaks and valleys of the demand curve.
Throw a 20 passenger Uber Bus business model into the mix and things will really start to get interesting. Shopping centers might even subsidize the trip.
To be fair, his restaurant is located in one of the most expensive cities on the planet.
He also doesn't have the advantage of economies of scale like a big chain restaurant.
And to be fair, his restaurant offers many more customization choices than In-and-Out. $6 for a burger is reasonable.
All that being said, I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there.
Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them. -- Bill Vaughn
