A healthy meal does not have any food additives either.
This is a real problem, it's almost impossible to find a meal that don't have any sodium chloride or dihydrogen monoxide added to them. Not to forget all these bad E numbers, for example E100, E101, E161b, E160d and E300 is even added in some "healthfood"!
"hobbyist" is a broader term that also includes people that don't create stuff as an hobby. Like collecting things("collectors"), playing games("gamers?"), sports etc.
That is just a problem in the US and some other countries that don't have a consumer friendly(=working?) market.
Here in Sweden you can buy at least some smartphones without any plans(no simcard) and use it like a PDA and only use wifi etc. if you want to use 2G/3G you just get a limited or unlimited data-plan intended for 3g modems("mobile internet", no voice, no SMS) for 9-35$ a month, i.e. you get a phone that does everything except being a phone.
*@Curb weight** with original tires on paved road with 0 incline, 0m/s wind, 101.325 kPa air pressure, 20c air temperature, XX% air humidity, 30c road surface temperature, engine coolant temperature of Xc, oil temperature of Xc, E85 gasoline with 105 octane(AKI)...
Some one is still paying for it, but it does not have to be you. They can raise the price in the US with X$ and lower it in Canada and other places.
Simiraly the same way Intel and AMD have sold processors with disabled cores. Are you still paying for the disabled core or is it the people buying the top of the line processor with 4-8 cores that pay for them?
Not all typos result in spelling or grammar errors, some typos is not even in sentences or words. For example page numbering, mathematical formulas or even ascii art.
Try to find typos, broken gramatical rules or words that don't pass a spell check in the sentences below: -Is that candlestick made of bass? -No, it's anodized aluminum.
By that logic, companies should be able to have you work for free.
Yes if i am stupid enough to not have some sort of contract.
And only pay you based on your job performance. You suck at the job, YOU GET NOTHING. You are mediocre at your job, you get minimum wage. You are excellent at your job, you make comparable money to anyone else that performs your same job duties at that level.
It's called piecework or Performance-related pay.
This logic should be applied at EVERY TASK you perform.
Only if it says so in the contract.
That is your argument,
No that is not my argument. My argument is that i never asked you to make a game or shovel my driveway, and if you have done either without some sort of agreement with me you can't demand/expect me to pay.
It's your own responsibility to make sure that you have a working business model.
If you can't sell seashells by the seashore it your own responsibility to find another business model that work. Like making necklaces out of them or selling them to fish/pet stores.
It's your own damn fault if you work and create something that nobody wants to pay for. "you" are also [b]perfectly free[/b] to stop making games and start doing a real job. (it's not a job if nobody pays for it.)
Making a game(or writing a book) is like shoveling your neighborhoods streets/driveways, you either make a deal before you do the work, or risk not getting paid for all/any streets/driveways.
If/when more cars start using lots of electricity to run, you'd probably want distance/kWh since most electricity rates are by kilowatt hour (whether they are taking money from you, or crediting you:) ).
No, you want kWh/distance. Nobody cares about how far you can get on a kwh, what everybody wants to know is how many kWh(=$$) you use per 1, 10 or 100km.
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deci is a SI prefix, seconds is a SI (base) unit, and bels is not even a "SI derived unit".
So you are saying that coke soon will contain HFAS* instead of HFCS? *High fructose algae sugar
I bet your dentist is a yank.
He is telling lemmis to look them up. I obviously picked those E-numbers and dihydrogen monoxide to prove a point.
People writing stuff like:
"A healthy meal does not have any food additives either.
are often idiots that don't even know what dihydrogen monoxide is or that some vitamins and other good stuff have E-numbers.
Yes, If you eat fossil foods you produce fossil methane.
A healthy meal does not have any food additives either.
This is a real problem, it's almost impossible to find a meal that don't have any sodium chloride or dihydrogen monoxide added to them. Not to forget all these bad E numbers, for example E100, E101, E161b, E160d and E300 is even added in some "healthfood"!
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Google sucks! I wanted some ascii porn!
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these!
So the (household) robots already got their own state? I don't like the look of this...
They will when they drop the soap.
Please mod this funny!
But, but, but the computer is your friend!
"hobbyist" is a broader term that also includes people that don't create stuff as an hobby. Like collecting things("collectors"), playing games("gamers?"), sports etc.
That is just a problem in the US and some other countries that don't have a consumer friendly(=working?) market.
Here in Sweden you can buy at least some smartphones without any plans(no simcard) and use it like a PDA and only use wifi etc. if you want to use 2G/3G you just get a limited or unlimited data-plan intended for 3g modems("mobile internet", no voice, no SMS) for 9-35$ a month, i.e. you get a phone that does everything except being a phone.
No its really like:
"Top speed: 210 km/h*
*@Curb weight** with original tires on paved road with 0 incline, 0m/s wind, 101.325 kPa air pressure, 20c air temperature, XX% air humidity, 30c road surface temperature, engine coolant temperature of Xc, oil temperature of Xc, E85 gasoline with 105 octane(AKI)...
**European Directive 95/48/EC"
Some one is still paying for it, but it does not have to be you. They can raise the price in the US with X$ and lower it in Canada and other places.
Simiraly the same way Intel and AMD have sold processors with disabled cores. Are you still paying for the disabled core or is it the people buying the top of the line processor with 4-8 cores that pay for them?
This is not the conversation you are looking for.
1. Ostriches don't burrow their head into sand.
2. Ostriches can't speak.
Sorry if you really didn't wanted to know that.
Not all typos result in spelling or grammar errors, some typos is not even in sentences or words. For example page numbering, mathematical formulas or even ascii art.
Try to find typos, broken gramatical rules or words that don't pass a spell check in the sentences below:
-Is that candlestick made of bass?
-No, it's anodized aluminum.
By that logic, companies should be able to have you work for free.
Yes if i am stupid enough to not have some sort of contract.
And only pay you based on your job performance. You suck at the job, YOU GET NOTHING. You are mediocre at your job, you get minimum wage. You are excellent at your job, you make comparable money to anyone else that performs your same job duties at that level.
It's called piecework or Performance-related pay.
This logic should be applied at EVERY TASK you perform.
Only if it says so in the contract.
That is your argument,
No that is not my argument. My argument is that i never asked you to make a game or shovel my driveway, and if you have done either without some sort of agreement with me you can't demand/expect me to pay.
It's your own responsibility to make sure that you have a working business model.
If you can't sell seashells by the seashore it your own responsibility to find another business model that work. Like making necklaces out of them or selling them to fish/pet stores.
It's your own damn fault if you work and create something that nobody wants to pay for. "you" are also [b]perfectly free[/b] to stop making games and start doing a real job. (it's not a job if nobody pays for it.)
Making a game(or writing a book) is like shoveling your neighborhoods streets/driveways, you either make a deal before you do the work, or risk not getting paid for all/any streets/driveways.
If/when more cars start using lots of electricity to run, you'd probably want distance/kWh since most electricity rates are by kilowatt hour (whether they are taking money from you, or crediting you :) ).
No, you want kWh/distance. Nobody cares about how far you can get on a kwh, what everybody wants to know is how many kWh(=$$) you use per 1, 10 or 100km.
BTW, China's percentage of the world population? About 20% last I heard. So really...does this article mean anything?
1. These two ISPs serve nearly 100% of chinas broadband users.
2. China has the same broadband penetration as the worlds average. (20% of the population and 20% of the broadband users!)
...then it would hit 7 thousand people!
it's impossible to steal a bluish-yellow car!