I don't understand this "but not going in the same direction" thing. A post below indicates that BC has some with lanes going in different directions but on the ones I have ever used, all lanes go in the same direction.
Of course, a nice innovation in the UK is spiral laned roundabouts. As long as you get in the correct lane for your exit, getting off is very easy.
No, it does not make sense. There are constitutional amendments protecting speech and unreasonable search and seizure. The government (when it's law abiding) doesn't get to target people just because they don't like what they are saying.
Good luck with that. In such a society, it would be socially unacceptable for politicians to create those tax loopholes in the first place. That would probably imply a much more sane tax policy overall which clearly is not the case. You're putting the cart before the horse.
When I flew Air Brunei , the impression I got was that it was run as a vanity business for the owner (The Sultan of Brunei) and not so much to make a profit. The oil revenues distort everything out there.
Flights to the UK have almost doubled since three years ago. That's not just inflation. Apparently, some routes have been dropped and there are increased taxes and security fees also.
Yes, defending team on home ground has the advantage, particularly without air support and advanced weaponry.
As to "kicking ass in the war of 1812", Wikipedia says
"British losses in the war were about 1,600 killed in action and 3,679 wounded; 3,321 British died from disease. American losses were 2,260 killed in action and 4,505 wounded."
So I leave the audience to draw their own conclusion.
I'd rather know who wrote that stupid message that implied the user was responsible for Windows not being shut down properly when it was the festering pile of crap itself that fell over so I could drive all the way across the country and give them a slap.
I am sure many here will have a brief seething relapse when they see these words:
Because Windows was not properly shut down, one or more of your disk drives may have errors on it. To avoid seeing this message again, always shut down your computer by selecting Shut Down from the Start menu.
I can confirm you can use a thermos. You don't need to drill the hole if you don't screw the lid down. Heat rises, cold descends so all you might want to do is prevent drafts which can be done by placing the cup on top (assuming it does not create an airtight seal). You'll get some radiative warming but it'll be fairly negligible (the small dewars we used to cart liquid nitrogen around in were open full-width at the top).
For some. The only lead I ever got from my time as a student ended up very weird and cost some of the others who got involved with it a decent amount of cash.
Colleges are a four year theme park for most. They could be improved by jettisoning about 80-85% of the student body. That doesn't pay for fancy buildings and grand soirees though.
I wouldn't say learning to code outweighed a college degree. But having the mentality that would lead one to want to learn to code... That's a sure bet. Of course, that mentality might lead one to attend college but it's my contention that that is less advantageous for many (certainly it turned out to be a time sink for me).
For most people, it's an inconvenience, not a problem. If it's an essential life-or-death thing or loss of your phone will cost you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, you should take appropriate steps to ensure continuation of service.
Not really ridiculous (though I agree that the drylok bags are superior), even ignoring that there are different grades of ziplock bag. However, thinking it's a good idea to take it out of that ziplock bag while you're still on the water is another thing entirely.
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Nevermind, I misread the BC post. I still don't understand what you're getting at though.
I don't understand this "but not going in the same direction" thing. A post below indicates that BC has some with lanes going in different directions but on the ones I have ever used, all lanes go in the same direction.
Of course, a nice innovation in the UK is spiral laned roundabouts. As long as you get in the correct lane for your exit, getting off is very easy.
Yup, and if you are sane, you change lane well ahead of your exit rather than try and cut across a lane of moving traffic.
News to me.
Which is a novelty for this site.
Maybe someone should just do a courtesy mass-mailing based on the list.
No, it does not make sense. There are constitutional amendments protecting speech and unreasonable search and seizure. The government (when it's law abiding) doesn't get to target people just because they don't like what they are saying.
Good luck with that. In such a society, it would be socially unacceptable for politicians to create those tax loopholes in the first place. That would probably imply a much more sane tax policy overall which clearly is not the case. You're putting the cart before the horse.
Maybe then, those f*ers would be voting for lower taxes than simply voting to increase the burden on *everyone else*.
Perhaps they might be able to give you a hand with your punctuation.
When I flew Air Brunei , the impression I got was that it was run as a vanity business for the owner (The Sultan of Brunei) and not so much to make a profit. The oil revenues distort everything out there.
Flights to the UK have almost doubled since three years ago. That's not just inflation. Apparently, some routes have been dropped and there are increased taxes and security fees also.
The whoosh is strong with this one.
Yes, defending team on home ground has the advantage, particularly without air support and advanced weaponry.
As to "kicking ass in the war of 1812", Wikipedia says
"British losses in the war were about 1,600 killed in action and 3,679 wounded; 3,321 British died from disease. American losses were 2,260 killed in action and 4,505 wounded."
So I leave the audience to draw their own conclusion.
"One nation, under Google+"
I'd rather know who wrote that stupid message that implied the user was responsible for Windows not being shut down properly when it was the festering pile of crap itself that fell over so I could drive all the way across the country and give them a slap.
I am sure many here will have a brief seething relapse when they see these words:
Because Windows was not properly shut down, one or more of your disk drives may have errors on it. To avoid seeing this message again, always shut down your computer by selecting Shut Down from the Start menu.
And Abdel Majed Abdel Bary is British. So the conclusion is obvious... ;)
Genuine potential risk of asphyxiation depending on circumstances.
I can confirm you can use a thermos. You don't need to drill the hole if you don't screw the lid down. Heat rises, cold descends so all you might want to do is prevent drafts which can be done by placing the cup on top (assuming it does not create an airtight seal). You'll get some radiative warming but it'll be fairly negligible (the small dewars we used to cart liquid nitrogen around in were open full-width at the top).
I seem to recall that the Comp-Sci people where I studied got to choose BSc or BEng.
Though that may have been compensation for their building having fallen into a railway tunnel :)
For some. The only lead I ever got from my time as a student ended up very weird and cost some of the others who got involved with it a decent amount of cash.
Colleges are a four year theme park for most. They could be improved by jettisoning about 80-85% of the student body. That doesn't pay for fancy buildings and grand soirees though.
I wouldn't say learning to code outweighed a college degree. But having the mentality that would lead one to want to learn to code... That's a sure bet. Of course, that mentality might lead one to attend college but it's my contention that that is less advantageous for many (certainly it turned out to be a time sink for me).
For most people, it's an inconvenience, not a problem. If it's an essential life-or-death thing or loss of your phone will cost you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, you should take appropriate steps to ensure continuation of service.
Not really ridiculous (though I agree that the drylok bags are superior), even ignoring that there are different grades of ziplock bag. However, thinking it's a good idea to take it out of that ziplock bag while you're still on the water is another thing entirely.
In fact, even better option: Leave your fancy smartphone at home and take the dorky spare on the raft.