He is referring to total accumulated CO2 USA has been industrialized a lot longer than China.

Wait you donâ(TM)t review the assembler your python script ends up running? /shock

This is very true, Iâ(TM)ve done this. Itâ(TM)s annoying You always forget some stuff and mistakes are always made. The issue is that once done the people with business degrees will get âoegreat ideas âoe. I guess if a place makes a point of NOT gouging and has a marketing campaign about the same price all day everywhere then it would stand out.

Like gas prices. The price changes by time of day or how busy the store is. Good or bad would depend on if you like shopping when no else is there. Which if everyone figures it out will be all the time. And Walmart will still be stocking Saturday at 1pm just to piss you off.

70km? Thatâ(TM)s reasonable We got alerts in Toronto for an amber alert in Thunder Bay. 1400km away. I calculated that driver would have to be driving at 400km/h to make alerting millions at 4am a reasonable idea.

Like an email summary every month.

Thank you. Insightful and interesting comments like this are why I still come back to /. and put up with the trolls.

His point is that they are purposely misadjusted.

It is not about wisdom but motive. IPv4 is a scarce resource. Large corporations like AT&T sit on a huge pool of very expensive assets. Why would they want to be part of the trend that makes them worthless? Remember itâ(TM)s the MBAs in charge now, not engineers.

Or they spend the money and the same things. Like food or shelter.

You can have the best boss in the world, but if the company is tanking because of bad top level management you are SOL.

Right and then it was purchased and the buyer needs to recoup the cost of purchasing. Buy outs are never good for the employees or the customers.

https://arstechnica.com/civis/...â(TM)s-chatbot.1498930/

If they want to do business in the EU, then they have to follow EU law. Also there is no first amendment in the EU.

Freedom!