OTOH, we were considering going to the unpasteurized stuff but we know someone who grew up on a dairy farm and he said that he would never drink the unpasteurized stuff. He's the kind of person whose opinion you tend to respect.
However, the government has no business banning it and, indeed, in certain segments of the population, the banning of it is likely to increase demand.
One thing you don't understand is that exploiting space will make little difference to earth's population. The human race will simply become 7 billion and growing plus whatever is in space in addition, in fact, earths population may possibly grow faster while earth is a direct beneficiary of those resources.
Note that I don't necessarily share your pessimism about population issues either.
No one owes you a living. Losing your job is not a valid reason to riot. Good gracious, that's the kind of attitude that's causing the problem in the first place.
This also ignores the reality that those government workers are also a "PRODUCTIVE part of the population". They pay their bills, buy things, and go to work just like everyone else.
Sorry, paying bills buying things and going to work does not make one productive, it just means one is consuming resources. c.f. the broken window fallacy. This is why the whole stimulus thing is so tragic, wasting needed resources on a huge scale.
Not just psychologically. Besides humidity differences, your body also adjusts somewhat. In fact, the ubiquitousness of AC in the States actually forestalls some of those adjustments, leading to AC being a self-fulfilling requirement (Though it definitely is an actual requirement in some locales, it could probably be used a lot less).
Not necessarily. In a car, you also have a huge heat source so you can actually dehumidify and have hot air. This is basically what happens when you select the front windscreen demist (ignoring those cars with the embedded wires)
Clearly, all languages should actually encode the programming to XML and save that and then the choice of display is up to the settings of the editor.
I say that somewhat tongue-in-cheek but it's something I've considered from time to time. Having to mess with the formatting whether it be from differing company standards, different ways editors handle tabs vs spaces or simply moving code around just seems like a waste of human effort to me.
It likely varies by locality but I've heard of at least one case of someone getting ticketed by a cop for parking in a disabled space in a private car park. While regular traffic laws don't apply, I think the disabled parking would be a special case.
(The actual violation was that it was a motorcyclist parking in the striped area outside of the actual space. Apparently he wasn't aware that it is considered part of the space since some disabled vehicles need extra space for ramps etc. Just something to bear in mind)
Probably, like so many laws, license plate laws mainly cause issues for the law abiding. Expired tags? Get a fine. No tags at all? Cop probably assumes you just bought the vehicle and moves on.
Yes and no though. I personally never park in handicapped spaces but it can be annoying driving around looking for a space when there's a whole bunch of perfectly usable empty ones that just happen to be painted a little differently. It's a waste to have a static allocation like that. But it is what it is I guess.
Pfft. It would have been worth paying some disabled people for a couple of hours of their time to fill all the disabled spots and see what happened when he turned up...
The sad thing is, the TX was almost there. All they needed to do was add phone hardware and upgrade the WIFI and a few other small changes and it would have been set to occupy the space that the iphone happily slid into. Unfortunately (though deservedly) Palm imploded instead.
I still used my TX up until the day I replaced it (and my regular mobile phone) with an Android phone.
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OTOH, we were considering going to the unpasteurized stuff but we know someone who grew up on a dairy farm and he said that he would never drink the unpasteurized stuff. He's the kind of person whose opinion you tend to respect.
However, the government has no business banning it and, indeed, in certain segments of the population, the banning of it is likely to increase demand.
Actually, I think that would more likely be Monsanto.
Agree. If anything, it's closer to the SLVR.
One thing you don't understand is that exploiting space will make little difference to earth's population. The human race will simply become 7 billion and growing plus whatever is in space in addition, in fact, earths population may possibly grow faster while earth is a direct beneficiary of those resources.
Note that I don't necessarily share your pessimism about population issues either.
Reality is, does a government want a more educated populace they knows more about the society is a part of and how it functions or an ignorant mob.
Given that the government already has its hands on people for the better part of up to 14 years in public school, I think the answer is obvious.
Uh, Apple, of course.
Careful, you might get sued by apples. That's just rounded rectangles taken to their logical conclusion.
No one owes you a living. Losing your job is not a valid reason to riot. Good gracious, that's the kind of attitude that's causing the problem in the first place.
This also ignores the reality that those government workers are also a "PRODUCTIVE part of the population". They pay their bills, buy things, and go to work just like everyone else.
Sorry, paying bills buying things and going to work does not make one productive, it just means one is consuming resources. c.f. the broken window fallacy. This is why the whole stimulus thing is so tragic, wasting needed resources on a huge scale.
Not just psychologically. Besides humidity differences, your body also adjusts somewhat. In fact, the ubiquitousness of AC in the States actually forestalls some of those adjustments, leading to AC being a self-fulfilling requirement (Though it definitely is an actual requirement in some locales, it could probably be used a lot less).
"Would you like to be toasty?"
Not necessarily. In a car, you also have a huge heat source so you can actually dehumidify and have hot air. This is basically what happens when you select the front windscreen demist (ignoring those cars with the embedded wires)
Clearly, all languages should actually encode the programming to XML and save that and then the choice of display is up to the settings of the editor.
I say that somewhat tongue-in-cheek but it's something I've considered from time to time. Having to mess with the formatting whether it be from differing company standards, different ways editors handle tabs vs spaces or simply moving code around just seems like a waste of human effort to me.
Though using the equals sign as an assignment operator was definitely a bogus move.
That's certainly an irrefutable argument you've got going for you there.
It likely varies by locality but I've heard of at least one case of someone getting ticketed by a cop for parking in a disabled space in a private car park. While regular traffic laws don't apply, I think the disabled parking would be a special case.
(The actual violation was that it was a motorcyclist parking in the striped area outside of the actual space. Apparently he wasn't aware that it is considered part of the space since some disabled vehicles need extra space for ramps etc. Just something to bear in mind)
Probably, like so many laws, license plate laws mainly cause issues for the law abiding. Expired tags? Get a fine. No tags at all? Cop probably assumes you just bought the vehicle and moves on.
Yes and no though. I personally never park in handicapped spaces but it can be annoying driving around looking for a space when there's a whole bunch of perfectly usable empty ones that just happen to be painted a little differently. It's a waste to have a static allocation like that. But it is what it is I guess.
I'm thinking the compex is way bigger than somewhere an American would walk around
FTFY
Pfft. It would have been worth paying some disabled people for a couple of hours of their time to fill all the disabled spots and see what happened when he turned up...
Mozilla and MS are clear that this is a joint venture
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The sad thing is, the TX was almost there. All they needed to do was add phone hardware and upgrade the WIFI and a few other small changes and it would have been set to occupy the space that the iphone happily slid into. Unfortunately (though deservedly) Palm imploded instead.
I still used my TX up until the day I replaced it (and my regular mobile phone) with an Android phone.
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Just kidding, it's probably interesting enough.
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