âoeYouâ(TM)re pushing it wrong.â

Actually, I get the feeling it says they won't be re-issued.

More than 80% of U.S. adults get news on their phones, the rest are reading this article.

No, no, dig up stupid!

I didn't realize NASA had a launch platform at Chicago's William Eckhardt Research Center Auditorium either, thanks for clearing that up!

They're going at night?

There's a solution that goes one step beyond paying a contractor, as per the summary: pay a

The only issue is that contractor contractors have been known on the odd occasion to accidentally the whole thing.

Hey, I know America isn't as great as it's always been but calling it 3rd world is a little harsh.

Sounds almost like he has data entry or reception work confused with IT.
Working with a computer = IT whiz? Sure, I bet he can write a vba script to catch the killer's IP address.

Entry level, apprentice trade salary is literally 2.5*entry level IT salary where I am.
Cry me a river.

WTF!

I'm more used to 60hrs as the usual, more in a crit-sit.

Somehow though I've seen a lot of people who sit around not generally doing much work. True, they're often (but not always) the highly experienced ones. Maybe they're the 3/4 who aren't stressed.

We've seen the future, and the future is touch-boards!

Apple saw how popular its touchbar equipped models were with people who have too much money and no technical experience.
Studies with a focus group of this demographic have revealed that people are sick and tired of keyboards that aren't a flat piece of glass over a backlit LCD panel.

They didn't even save money if you look at even the relatively short term picture though. 76 months, which is a little under 6.5 years is the figure I read where the FTTH network would have recouped the cost of the additional investment, after that it would have been more profitable than FTTN.

I keep hearing how the coalition are supposed to have good business know-how, but they went with the plan that after 6.5 years will cost more to run and runs at a fraction of the speed: 40% faster on average than DSL based on New Zealand's experience with the same technology, making Australian business that rely on high speed information services less competitive. I just don't see the logic or how this benefits Australia given the alternative that they adamantly rejected.

Speaking of monopolies!

Non paywalled link is a Murdoch paper. Coincidence that just as they look like they're about to be sold off, they speak out about the economically short-sighted move a lot of people think he lobbied for in the hope that internet broadcasters wouldn't run him and his overpriced cable out of town on the horse he rode in on? I think not xD

I think you're thinking of mini vs micro USB http://visual.ly/micro-usb-vs-... . The third type is micro USB upside down http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id... .