Gusfoo_2
The short version is that they fired all the technicians and replaced them with the party faithful. And then went nuts driving the PDVSA around like a combination of a gift horse and a war horse.
No - that is unlikely in the extreme. The UK has had zero-rated data and text messages for over 5 years and it has had no impact at all.
Perhaps (shock!) the TPP is actually a good idea and will be beneficial to the people of the USA
You do, as it happens. In order to operate, all machines must pass fairness and randomness testing. They are also under a spot-check regime to ensure there are no post-manufacture changes or defects.
> It is sad that the average American citizen does not have a sufficient grasp of basic probabilities to even consider putting money in such a machine, because it means that the school system essentially fails at preparing kids for the real world.
You're not playing as an investment/to win, you're playing because it's fun. The probability of winning is a factor that affects the 'fun' element.
>And it is sad that governments are encouraging those temples for theft to prosper the way they do. Because it really is theft
No, it is entertainment. It's not at all theft in any way, shape or form. You may not enjoy it, and that's fine. But other people do enjoy it.
That used to be true but is not any longer after the regulator cracked down. It wasn't the reel design (the strips are fixed) but instead the reel position value.
Because they are not meaningless. They may be to you, and that's fine.But they mean a lot to a lot of people. Your views are not common.
But it does work. "There have been therapeutic effects shown in clinical trials involving Parkinson's disease,[18] tinnitus, amblyopia, fibromyalgia, and post-stroke motor deficits"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcranial_direct-current_sti...
No, not in the USA. Unique for a western ISP market AFAIK.
That's not really putting it well. For someone to buy then another has to sell. If you're selling just as they're buying then you're not losing.
I didn't find it hard. We got a serviced office near Farringdon tube via a broker. (flexi offices) after looking at about 10 places in the arc from there to Old St. Signed a 1-year lease with a 6-month break, just in case things went south.
For my industry (gambling) Unity costs $200K/title. Price gouging IMO but it's their business to charge what they like.
Why's that? SVN may not be fashionable, but it's centralised, has ACLs and a hook system.
Yeah, that actually never happened and is a persistent urban myth.
The one's you visit may do, but don't tar the whole industry with the same broad brush.