And that’s the problem. Why is there such numbing bureaucracy involved in something as simple as this? There shouldn’t be.
jalop1991
jalop1991
No, it wasn’t shock--it was refusal to accept, to the point of “let’s rip up the Constitution because established law allowed something to happen that we didn’t like! Wah!”
Not to be confused with Hillary and gang, who spent—how long?—refusing to accept the outcome of the 2016 election.
In a world where people think they can call anything they want anything they want, are you surprised? “Don’t call me ‘him’! I’m a THEY!” Actual clear communication is anathema to these weirdos who want to declare up to be down, and who claim that water is not wet.
There is a better way, and places like NetJets could turn that on for cars in a minute. The problem is, “you ain’t takin’ mah truck! I need it!” for going down the dirt road camping twice a year...
Is the shitter still full?
When it first happened, I was on my Roku. I came this close to cancelling Netflix. The woman on the phone couldn’t help me. Then I switched to Fire TV--where that behavior DOES NOT happen, and never has. So I stopped worrying about it. I forgot all about it, as a matter of fact. Needless to say, I replaced all…
“tenets”, not “tenants”
yule log
James Woods said it best: the Dems have been cheating in elections so long, they can’t even elect themselves.
You had an idiot Realtor. They do not “become part of the house” by definition. You create a contract to sell your house, and you enter into it with the buyer. You may say that the light switch covers are not part of the sale, just like you may say the window dressings are not part of the sale. In fact, it is assumed…
BUT....BUT....MOAR BIGGER NUMBER!!! MUST BE MOAR BETTER!!!! says every true-blooded ignorant ‘Murican.
This whole blog is weird. It’s just the Rush Limbaugh concept. Figure out your paying audience, and pander to them at any cost.
2FA to the rescue.
won’t that be an Erectric Rincoln?
sorry, that picture was for the Mexican market.
Should’ve been added that advanced features of the “Pod” requires a $240 yearly membership, which adds to the cost.
The Benq engineering staff is howling at all this.
Just because she discusses things you know nothing about and have no experience with doesn’t mean she’s incorrect.