You don’t know much about Libertarians. Libertarians are for small government, not no government. That is what anarchist want. And you can have governance without a government. An HOA is a perfect example of this. People, willingly, enter into an “association” that controls how common areas are managed within a…
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I have to disagree, see the photos below. You can see in the first one, there is no “white” object under the plane. That is a section of wing from the smaller plane that is broken off after contact with the landing gear.
Yea, nothing like “fucking over” someone who made $20M. Sorry, this feels like a money grab. The movie was OK and I enjoyed it (in a theater). But honestly, this wasn’t the greatest MCU movie ever and it certainly wan’t Scarlett’s best effort either. She made money, a lot of money. And yet she’s right to want more,…
the collective music industry is missing out on revenue
Exactly. I was going to respond to this statement;
I could see security issues with phones. What if someone were to take pictures of packages, including the address they are being delivered to? And texts pics those to people outside who simply go and steal the package. With a little inside knowledge you could target packages from places like Dell or NewEgg or places…
The problem is that if they allow the phones on the floor then they are tacitly allowing the owners to use them. If they get fired the Union will say FedEx allows employees to have phones so they can use them on the floor. Otherwise why would you need a phone on the floor, except to use it.
Oh come one, you’re saying you had no computer set up at home? The company didn’t provide a work computer and/or printer? Every company I’ve worked for where I had a home office supplied my laptop, printer, monitor, a stipend for Internet and covered all my supplies like paper and printer cartridges.
Yeah, they’re saying $400K, let’s see how that works out. He’s already said he’ll roll back the Trump tax cuts which applies to a lot of people not making $400K. You keep up.
It is an option. I don’t think anyone is forcing you to upload pics to the cloud. Even if your phone has limited storage you can always copy the files over to your computer or a hard drive or whatever.
By the way, most of your personal info is already in the cloud.
It’s the Democrats and Joe Biden who are promising to raise your taxes.
I’ll pay for as much infrastructure as I use. No more, no less.
Good luck on that. If I ever pay for what I use, that will be the day!
Many companies do subsidize Internet cost. At least the ones I have worked for. Also, you have rent whether you go to an office or not so that doesn’t really factor in. And, what about the savings? No gas in the car, maybe not even having a car or having fewer cars? I work from home and my wife and I had a single car…
“That means remote workers are contributing less to the infrastructure of the economy whilst still receiving its benefits,” Templeman writes.
That’s not entirely accurate. Sure, we can still drive on the roads but we do so less frequently meaning we put less wear and tear on the infrastructure. They never consider…
I don’t think it’s BS to push people to a technology that is more convenient and safer to store their data. All your photos are on your phone. How easy is that to share with multiple people? Mine are in the cloud and I can share out albums with whomever I want to share with. No need to copy files around or anything.
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One wrong move at home and you lose everything. You are far more susceptible to loss at home. Is your drive RAID protected? Do you have multiple copies on separate drives? Is your drive in a fire-proof, flood-proof, earthquake-proof box? What happens if your kid drops the drive into the toilet? What is someone breaks…
Well, I can’t say as I have read those Android reviews but the lack of an SD card might be a con, assuming that the phone has limited memory configurations. In other words, if you were limited to 16, 32, or 64G options then an SD card might be a necessary evil. On the other hand, if you can get 128, 256, 1T of…
You’re quite full of yourself. I think if you do a little homework that taking down a commercial drone over your own property would be akin to taking down a commercial aircraft flying over your house. You would be the one who winds up in court. Furthermore, commercial aircraft, which includes drones do have a right to…
I highly doubt your claim. If you intentionally fucked up someone’s commercial drone you can bet they would come after you legally. And they would bring the Feds along too. I’m all for privacy rights on one’s property but I’m also for personal property rights which includes drones.