I agree with some of your points, I just would like to mention jRuby on Rails : https://github.com/jruby/jruby... You can cherry pick what you want and what you consider good from the Java/Ruby/Ruby on Rails worlds. It's very interesting to see how it's written, it's pretty stable, fast, and you can get very useful web-services out of tried and true jar files in no time.
No ID was required to vote, except in Northern Ireland. It's easier to get a high turn-out if you can vote for anybody who's dead, ill or gone fishing. http://www.express.co.uk/news/...
The phone OS is delivered by a huge ad company, it has GPS, a microphone, Wifi, a compass and Bluetooth. What is surprising, exactly? Anyone using Android and expecting to not be tracked by advertisers is a dumbass.
Why is "Is there a god?" a bad question? The most probable answer is "no", because god isn't needed to explain anything in the universe. "When did god create the universe?" or "Which of the 5000 gods worshipped by humanity is the real one?" are bad questions though, and should be answered with Mu (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu).
Many atheists treat the non-existence of god(s) like a fact just like the religious treat the existence as fact, that their belief is the only right belief and all other beliefs are wrong. Sure, atheists have no religious practices but they can be just as insistent on spreading their belief, shutting down alternate beliefs and intolerant of those who believe differently than themselves.
To be fair, atheists have science on their side : it's trivially easy to prove that many bible/torah/kuran "facts" are utter bullshit, while no god is needed to explain anything happening in our universe. Occam's razor, baby!
Interesting. Very wild guess: could it be because the mountains on top of the tunnel have more surface to radiate the heat away than a standard, flat terrain?
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Thanks. Also, you usually don't take pictures, but videos, and use the best details out of the frames :
http://www.autostakkert.com/wp...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/...
Wow, it's almost as good as with my amateur telescope from a light polluted city!
Very interesting, thanks.
*Thumb* sucking is good for kids. Ooops, the catholic church got it all wrong!
You should work on your reading skills ;)
So it's Line as in "Line is not an emulator"?
Thanks for the informative video, but this guy could care less about skin tone and white balance!
You shouldn't have to disable it. It shouldn't even be here to begin with.
83% ? It's been made up by Barney Stinson :
http://how-i-met-your-mother.w...
Mate is like Gnome before it began to suck, Cinnamon is a Gnome 3 that doesn't suck.
I agree with some of your points, I just would like to mention jRuby on Rails : https://github.com/jruby/jruby...
You can cherry pick what you want and what you consider good from the Java/Ruby/Ruby on Rails worlds.
It's very interesting to see how it's written, it's pretty stable, fast, and you can get very useful web-services out of tried and true jar files in no time.
"Probably". I don't think it means what you think it means.
The solution is obvious, ask Poettering to integrate a systemd process to terminate every gene that isn't properly killed.
No ID was required to vote, except in Northern Ireland. It's easier to get a high turn-out if you can vote for anybody who's dead, ill or gone fishing.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/...
So there really must be very intelligent and productive Indian engineers. Just not in my company :D.
Sorry if I wasn't clear. I wasn't trying to say that Apple is any better. Just that tracking for ad purposes should be even more obvious on Android.
The phone OS is delivered by a huge ad company, it has GPS, a microphone, Wifi, a compass and Bluetooth.
What is surprising, exactly?
Anyone using Android and expecting to not be tracked by advertisers is a dumbass.
I'm not sure I understand the process.
Isn't it just moving one cell in some Excel sheet?
Sure, and there's no way it could be used by three letter agencies, ever.
Why is "Is there a god?" a bad question?
The most probable answer is "no", because god isn't needed to explain anything in the universe.
"When did god create the universe?" or "Which of the 5000 gods worshipped by humanity is the real one?" are bad questions though, and should be answered with Mu (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu).
To be fair, atheists have science on their side : it's trivially easy to prove that many bible/torah/kuran "facts" are utter bullshit, while no god is needed to explain anything happening in our universe. Occam's razor, baby!
TLDR : WTF is NEST? :)
PS: Pretty please
I've also been using Vim since the early 00s.
I'm stuck, and still didn't figure out how to quit the editor.
Interesting.
Very wild guess: could it be because the mountains on top of the tunnel have more surface to radiate the heat away than a standard, flat terrain?
+1
As usual with energy, it's very informative to look at orders of magnitude.
Facts just don't fit very well with the statement from TFS.
http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I reckon it would be nice to give less power and petrodollars to Russia, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, though.