Comment Thank goodness ... (Score 1) 104
Just a few extra people plugging in their Teslas is all it takes.
Just a few extra people plugging in their Teslas is all it takes.
... it resembles a cat.
Hell, in the US a whole bunch of people decide to be 'incels'
That sort of misses the whole "involuntary" part of the definition.
"She's got huge tracts of land!"
The FCC controls licenses for broadcasters, radio and television.
That's the 1934 legislation (also included telephony). Since then, modified by the Telecommunications Act of 1996 to include broadband. And the beloved CDA (Section 230).
Yandex image search left Google in the dust some time ago.
How about this?
America used common sense to find Iran on a map. Let the pummeling continue.
In America, common sense seems to be a non-renewable resource in short supply. Perhaps they shouldn't be using such a precious commodity in aid of waging costly, world-economy-damaging, reputation-destroying wars.
Just try to pry that electronic fidget toy out of zoomers hands and watch the ensuing crying and blubbering.
Too fucking bad. I don't give a shit about legacy devices relying on 2G/3G.
If you are a cellular operator, you should. A few decades ago, our local utility started a switch over from their own proprietary mesh meter reading network to a 2G/3G GPRS system. They got a ways into switching a few hundred thousand meters over when they got the AT&T memo: We're switching to 4G/5G. They went back and reinstalled their mesh network. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me again, shame on me.
AT&Ts law enforcement network was even worse. They conned our region's police forces to switch over to FirstNet. Which they did for data, but not voice. Now the cops can't connect to their departments servers half the time. They have a dedicated (voice) channel for department IT problems.
I would be surprised if they haven't already taken the x-ray imager onboard. Just to check out the background noise level. As to the size and stability of the source and imager, my dentist uses a source about the size of a large cordless drill. Handheld, the pulse is (evidently) short enough to make hand tremors a non issue.
You're welcome!
The only discovery they should be focusing on is making it easier for me to find the exact image I'm looking for.
Their goal is to tell you what you want, not to give you what you want. You seem to be under the mistaken impression that you're the customer and not the product.
I'm all for computer dating, but I wouldn't want one to marry my sister.