President Bush's "with us or against us" speech made plain the consequences of not siding against Bin Laden, and Sudan has had further to scramble on-side than almost any other country.
But today's startups are sometimes walking a fine line between this so-called "growth hacking," and just plain ol' hacking, consequences be damned.
But today's startups are sometimes walking a fine line between this so-called "growth hacking," and just plain ol' hacking, consequences be damned.
(It is an interesting modern suggestion that Lefkandi itself is the site of Old Eretria, abandoned about 700 bce in favour of the classical site Eretria at the east end of the plain, perhaps as a consequence of Eretria's defeat in the war.
While this standpoint can seem wrongheaded, it can also seem the plainest common sense – or at least a consequence of plain common sense.
And Reid has made it plain that there are consequences for stepping out of line.
Unless he starts to change minds there'll be trouble at the mill – and the electoral consequences are plain".
Although the exact nature of their supposed transgression has yet to be made clear, the consequences are plain enough.
How can the Scots consider disuniting themselves from the English, when it's plain that the economic consequences are likely to be disastrous?
Susan McCue says that Reid is always assessing a person's vulnerabilities in order to "disarm, to endear, to threaten, but most of all to instill fear". And Reid has made it plain that there are consequences for stepping out of line.
The idea is to provide room for growth in data handling without the adverse consequences of plain linear scaling (i.e. doubling cloud storage capacity without doubling the size and emissions of the datacenters), but I don't think this method is the way to go about it.
