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Comment Re:So what's the difference? (Score 1) 568

just use google voice along with their myfave plan. every call comes through on your myfave #, both inbound and outbound, thus = unlimited minutes.

Remember that tmobile lets you change plans anytime. You can sign on with a 2 year contract at a set plan, and change the plan right away.

That would be great if TMO still offered a myfaves plan. Only way to do that with this new phone is to buy it unlocked and use a current sim card on a grandfathered myfaves plan w/data.

Comment Re:Yes men (Score 1) 224

Some companies do 'deliver value' by being downright nice and wonderful. The majority however, get ahead by being more ruthless than the others.

The fact that you have this impression does not in itself make it universally true. I suspect you get your impression of how companies are from the news about Enron-style scandals; but most companies are simply not like that. In fact, most companies are fairly small businesses that survive because they deliver a good service to their customers, no matter what you say. And most companies know that they have to treat their staff with a certain measure of respect and dignity in order to get the best out of them.

At least, that is my experience - if you have evidence to the contrary, please let us know.

Perhaps small businesses do not operate this way. However, this article was about corporate culture, not a local mom and pop operation.

Comment Re:Bingo (Score 1) 487

If it's not gyroscopically balanced, but by steering, how can you ride a bike without hands? It's still easier to stay upright when moving forward and not using hands, than to stay upright when not moving at all.

For the same reason you can turn a bike with no hands. You can still manipulate the steering of a bicycle by leaning. As you lean the front wheel tends to turn in the same direction. Have you ever rounded a corner with no hands on a bicycle?

Comment Re:unNope (Score 1) 237

Well, vast amounts of science, as you say, could possibly be done on it. Thing is, not much of the possible science really started. The substantial delays in construction meant that the crew required to do the science, and many of the modules, didn't arrive until recently. That's why dumping the thing in a few short years is such a crime. $100 Billion, twenty years, and the lives of seven astronauts were given to build the ISS, and NASA wants to dump it to make room in their budget for an unfunded Mars stunt. The very plan is criminal.

No astronauts died supporting the ISS. The last flight of Columbia did not go to the ISS, was not in an orbit anywhere near the ISS, and was actually one of the last shuttle flights flown for purposes other than the ISS.

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