Yes, we should all only do the jobs that we are 100% qualified for and never push ourselves or strive to do more. I should know my place.

People often confuse freedom with anarchy

You're kidding, right? You have to stream regularly, preferably at the same time of day for a long time to get a steady viewer base. A lot of the more popular streamers can get a nice second income, or primary income from streaming (not that you should really get into it for the money). If you have aims to have any…

This just claims to be using cheaper materials and lower voltages, there's no mention of efficiency, which would really tell us if this would reduce the CO2 emissions required to produce hydrogen.

I always ask the question with this question: What's the pay range for the position? Then I peg myself where I feel I fit in that range based on the job requirements and my relevant experience with something like "Based on the description, and my extensive experience in blah, I would think I should be in the top 20%…

Faith in humanity restored!

No one forces anyone to work. However, there are these things called bills, that actually do require people to work in order to be paid with this stuff called money, you know, so they can pay those bills in order to do basic things, like, live.

Ok, way back when I worked for Convergys taking calls from Comcast customers, we certainly did receive ample training (3 weeks before taking a call) and did have a lot of supervision. I can't speak for other companies Comcast has contracted out but I certainly was more than qualified after training. Our supervisors…

Just curious, why does this make you mad? Do you view predictions as a waste of time? Understandable. However this prediction isn't entirely arbitrary—shaky-as-hell, yes. If you go by Moore's law, some believe that digital immortality is within reach. Perhaps it is, or perhaps it will take us a long time to scale…

this is from an apple engineer? you mean those who brought us a phone that only had signal if you held it just right!

Something needs to change moving forward. The way we currently distribute data over the internet wasn't designed for the extreme data heavy services that exist now. Im not trying to take a side here (I think its pretty obvious in this case Verizon is in the wrong), but in the greater scheme of things, the way Netflix…

Voice is top notch for voice mail. I get a lot of wrong number calls because my number is one digit transposed from a recruiting agency for corporate executives. I setup my Voice account to play a message for all number not in my contacts that if they are looking for this agency, they have the wrong number. The…

Try to sell the Island to the Republican party...lets see if they buy their own BS then....

The characters in GTA she refers to were supposed to be stereotypical, drug abusing, fame hungry child stars who think the Sun shine out of their own arse. There are no redeeming features in any of them whatsoever and were only designed to be an archtype.

His overall point is pretty sound, but I have to take issue with some of what he says:

I may as well reply to everyone:

That's simply not the way it works. You are not paying Comcast, or any provider, to supply 100Mb to every single host on the Internet at all times. You're paying for 100Mb between you and Comcast. Comcast is paying for some amount of bandwidth between itself and the Internet that you and all other Comcast customers…