1,676 karma · joined February 7, 2014
Isn't the price kind of arbitrary? Would you accept this with any other product? Like buying a cheaper house because some of the rooms are walled off, or a hard drive that has a few GB of unremovable data, until you pay more.
Whether they went too far with their monetary policy is something that we will only find out with time, but there is nothing conspiratorial here.
In the past 2 years or so I'm finally on a good financial footing but I really think this monetary experiment is coming to an end and I dont think I'm thinking that only from reading doom media.
Hope I'm wrong, because another downturn would be bad for this country.
Only time will tell who's "right" in the end!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitter_Lake_(film)
Due to various issues, you'll just have to find a way to watch it... (BBC iplayer blocked in us, copyright issues when posted on youtube, etc, etc, etc)
Instead of using the same tax rate as a year ago, when it had an effective
tax rate of 25.5%, this quarter the tax rate was down 7.1% to just 18.4%.
Had INTC used the historical tax rate, it would have, surprise, missed.
Worse, INTC just cut its outlook, predicting revenue of $13.5 billion,
plus or minus $500 million, for the Q2, about $700MM below consensus estimates.Electricity is an essential, safe, and cost effective means of lighting. Radio/TV is a great way of receiving information about the world around you. A computer is now an essential way to get things done in the modern world and to participate in the market economy. A smartphone is a portable computer, it lets you do (almost) all the things you can with a computer on the go. It is quickly becoming essential. People need these things.
An Apple watch is just a useless status symbol, like all watches this day in age.
NICE!
thanks for using it! I want to add one more feature (user ability to lock a room so only they can submit and skip), and fix some stability problems, and then it will be "feature complete" in my mind. need to find the time, been busy...