Grandpa, is it true what the say about early slashdot being so magical and pure and full of ponies? Can you tell us some stories about how you would go to work and read titillating news stories on slashdot all day? Grandma, how come you don't remember your name anymore?
This is a stupid argument. 10 minutes may have not made much difference, but what did he accomplish by giving up those 10 minutes? Oh yeah, he finished reading a story with some children. Colossally poor judgment.
Well, catholics tend to spread their religion primarily via "heredity" , e.g. have kids, indoctrinate them from an early age, presto, you've got more catholics. Couple this fact with the fact that catholics tend to have larger families than average, and it seems clear that if catholicism is increasing at a rate less than the world population, then they are leaving in droves.
Property rights are a merely an agreed upon convention among peoples. States formalize that convention. Property rights have no independent reality outside of what groups of people agree upon.
Sound like you need a new job. The point stands, time sitting on a bus or train or in a carpool is not wasted in the same way as driving yourself somewhere. Work, read a book, surf the web, do your nails, or maybe spend the time looking for a job where your employer doesn't treat you like shit.
There's nothing more beautiful than taking the best designs from nature and applying them to our own.
There's nothing more sad than "discovering" principles of fluid dynamics, vehicle design, etc from watching television rather than, you know, reading books and going to school.
Hmmm, what are all the.pyc and.pyo files in my build, smart guy? Even if those didn't exist, at program startup is compile time. Why not detect syntax errors then instead of 1 hour into execution.
>>> a = 1 >>> a++ File "<stdin>", line 1 a++ ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Oh thank you python for protecting me from myself, I was about to get totally confused because there is more than one way to do the same operation. Never mind that python can't find the simplest of syntax errors at compile time, at least all of stupid programmers aren't burdened by having to understand the ternary operator.
You're so smart (go academic bowl champ, go) that you can't even understand the concept of generalizations? Boy are you going to have a painful existence.
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Yeah, those are some pretty cutting edge stories. When the US attacked Iraq, you could read about it on slashdot before anywhere else.
Grandpa, is it true what the say about early slashdot being so magical and pure and full of ponies? Can you tell us some stories about how you would go to work and read titillating news stories on slashdot all day? Grandma, how come you don't remember your name anymore?
This is a stupid argument. 10 minutes may have not made much difference, but what did he accomplish by giving up those 10 minutes? Oh yeah, he finished reading a story with some children. Colossally poor judgment.
Did you look back?
9.99/50 = .1998 $/G .1999 $/G
19.99/100 =
So it's more expensive per Gig for the larger package. Hilarious.
You've never needed algebra? wtf.
if you attempted to escort me out the door without security you'd find yourself with a broken nose, lying on the ground crying to your mum.
Cowardly and bad-ass; you are an enigma.
Well, catholics tend to spread their religion primarily via "heredity" , e.g. have kids, indoctrinate them from an early age, presto, you've got more catholics. Couple this fact with the fact that catholics tend to have larger families than average, and it seems clear that if catholicism is increasing at a rate less than the world population, then they are leaving in droves.
Star Wars? Really? That's the literary reference you're going to go with? You clearly draw from a deep well.
If that was true, then governments would be able to make property rights "disappear" with a mere stroke of the pen.
Don't they do that now? eminent domain?
The history of the 20th century shows us that property rights are innate in the nature of man.
That's a pretty brief history when talking about the "nature of man". I don't think property rights are universal to human cultures.
Property rights are a merely an agreed upon convention among peoples. States formalize that convention. Property rights have no independent reality outside of what groups of people agree upon.
Won't someone please think of the children?
Actually, I'm posting as AC because I can't argue with people trying to make a business case out of this without getting a serious karma hit.
You make cowards everywhere proud.
Sound like you need a new job. The point stands, time sitting on a bus or train or in a carpool is not wasted in the same way as driving yourself somewhere. Work, read a book, surf the web, do your nails, or maybe spend the time looking for a job where your employer doesn't treat you like shit.
45 minute commute? Wow, that sucks. What is that, about 10% of your day awake spent in a car going from point A to point B.
There's nothing more beautiful than taking the best designs from nature and applying them to our own.
There's nothing more sad than "discovering" principles of fluid dynamics, vehicle design, etc from watching television rather than, you know, reading books and going to school.
For me, surfing without adblock is not an option. I said goodbye to annoying flash ads years ago, and have never looked back.
Aren't you looking back right now?
I believe most USAF refuelers are based off the 707 airframe. Same with the vomit comet. Hope that helps.
"Our" victory? We as the people of 2009 banded together to defeat those godawful sons of bitches from 1906?
Side hurts, thanks.
Actually, yes, they do all suck.
Boy, this is fun!
In his Google Tech Talk on Git, LT was an asshole.
There, fixed that for you.
Hmmm, what are all the .pyc and .pyo files in my build, smart guy?
Even if those didn't exist, at program startup is compile time. Why
not detect syntax errors then instead of 1 hour into execution.
>>> a = 1
>>> a++
File "<stdin>", line 1
a++
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Oh thank you python for protecting me from myself, I was about to get totally confused because there is more than one way to do the same operation. Never mind that python can't find the simplest of syntax errors at compile time, at least all of stupid programmers aren't burdened by having to understand the ternary operator.
You're so smart (go academic bowl champ, go) that you can't even understand the concept of generalizations? Boy are you going to have a painful existence.
"tad" is correct.