Comment Re:Liability (Score 1) 750
Toyota Japan knew about this problem a year before Toyota US executives claimed they heard about it, which was well before it got into the news. So it could have been brewing for 15 months.
Toyota Japan knew about this problem a year before Toyota US executives claimed they heard about it, which was well before it got into the news. So it could have been brewing for 15 months.
Yeah, I thought that you were the type that would say that hospitals should toss dying people out in the gutter. I've got news for you: That's NEVER going to happen in this or any other civilized country, because your selfish myopic viewpoint is a tiny minority of the population. You're just going to have to face up to reality.
And "washing cars" and "borrowing from relatives" (nice job trying to shift the burden them, buddy) is not going to cover a multimillion dollar debt.
You'd end up in bankruptcy and you know it, leaving your irresponsible choice to be covered by other healthcare customers. Leech.
I haven't found the perfect fit. But. Is nirvana on the horizon?
In my penetration testing days, I was a big fan of xBSD or Debian with KDE 2/3 series. This was after about 5 years of Linux w/ first FVWM and later Gnome/Enlightenment.
Cable incumbent Virgin Media has called on ADSL rivals to stop marketing their services as "unlimited", when fair use policies often mean they aren't.
Microsoft will be forced to hand over sensitive technical information about the Windows operating system to its rivals but can expect next to no compensation, according to a report in the Financial Times.
Kill Ugly Processor Architectures - Karl Lehenbauer