Sentences with phrase «if everyone on the internet»

What if everyone on the internet is right about her?

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As a headline on an op - ed in the Guardian — ironically one of the first Instant Articles partners — spells out, «if the price of giving everyone Internet access is total domination by Facebook, it's not worth it.»

And unlike brick - and - mortar stores — where everyone at least sees a common price (even if they go on to receive discounts)-- internet retail enables firms to entirely personalize consumer experiences, which eliminates any collective baseline from which to gauge price increases or decreases.

I am ashamed to tell you, if the tables were turned and I had the $ 1,347,678.45, the last place I would be is on the Internet showing everyone else how to do the same.

Thing is, it's the internet... if you say something stupid, or incorrect to someone like STGRB OR BBA — you'll be on everyone's shit list.

If everyone switches from the Internet to Mobile, and this transition is well underway, Amazon goes from having the «free and easy to access» Internet to being dependent on different people's ecosystems.

I feel like everyone on the internet now has to get into a fight if they don't agree with something and treat it like a Phoenix Wright case where they have to provide evidence for anything they say.

Everything and everyone on the internet is talking these games up so much that even if they are good it may not be enough.

I mean, they don't have to create the assets themselves, they're available for everyone on Internet, they could make the best version possible with the available mods and then port it to PS4, can't be that hard if some mere fans can do it.

The biggest differences are that a) Almost everyone who has a PC has it connected to the internet so by going nearly 100 % digital on PC isn't going to cost the publishers / developers much, if anything, in the way of sales and most importantly b) Valve doesn't have to rely on retailers to sell their hardware, Microsoft does.

He thinks that if everyone's personal history is readily available on the internet, including their worst or most embarrassing moments in life, it has a chilling effect on free expression.

Literally everyone, if everyone means 8someone who is reading this post on the Internet *, knows what Wikipedia is.

Between packing and keeping everyone on task, transferring your utilities, internet and cable services, changing your vehicle registration, if need be, and obtaining a new drivers license, you will be going in many different directions.

If only we could force everyone to use their real names, these critics argue, then discourse on the internet would become a virtual paradise of civility and camaraderie.

Now going back to the question whether having such a data - driven technology will change the minds of people who are against universal basic income, we can ask ourselves: If everyone has data that we own and generate, isn't it time that we directly benefit from our own data instead of just relying on «free» internet services?

Chances are you don't want anyone on the network to be able to access your movies willy - nilly — and you definitely don't want everyone to have free access if you make them accessible over the internet (which we'll do later in this guide).