fines and punitive fees are not part of a sensible business model. if the fines are unfair, get rid of them, if they are fair or serve a purpose, quit engaging in the practices that incur fines.
there is a realistic business goal in trying to cut your preventable expenditures, though.
i bail whenever a link takes me to the nyt login page, and i could curbstomp the idiot that linked an article i can't read. not that i would, being first peaceful by nature, and second, made unthreatening by the same source.
sorry, not a person, until the interface can power itself by environmentally available means and refuse effectively to power down on command. never seen an electrical circuit that can't be short-circuited trivially.if i short it and it reroutes to a non-affected part of the device (not devised purely on redundancy), i'd say it looks like a tendency to remain functional that is analogous (to me at least) with a 'survival' impulse. that might be a place to start.
sorry, not a person, until the interface can power itself by environmentally available means and refuse effectively to power down on command. never seen an electrical circuit that can't be short-circuited trivially.if i short it and it reroutes to a non-affected part of the device (not devised purely on redundancy), i'd say it looks like a tendency to remain functional that is analogous (to me at least) with a 'survival' impulse. that might be a place to start.
the fact that much of the disputed copy originated on c-span, whose policy is to put its content in public domain, seems to give no leg for fox news to stand on.
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there is a realistic business goal in trying to cut your preventable expenditures, though.
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