Not completely out of line as there is some evidence weight gain may be influenced by gut fauna. I await more evidence but my hunch is that such will be forthcoming.
Not sure if it's related but more and more I'm seeing that instead of actually generating output, the answer employed is to just call "serialize" and use whatever comes out the other end, usually some unportable binary mess. Sure, it's easy and convenient for the programmer but it's a PITA if you actually want to do anything with it. It's not even like we don't have portable formats like XML and JSON (now de-facto portable at least)
If you're working with a combination of gzipped and ungzipped files, cat| often makes sense and processes are cheap. Premature optimization and all that.
Unfortunately, there's a political agenda in the current climate that is pushing that abiding by tax laws which means paying less taxes is the same as tax evasion and is tantamount to stealing. This witch hunt is often lead by those who wrote the laws in the first place.
Ideally you'd have two different types of media so they would degrade at different rates (which doesn't completely eliminate the possibility of synchronous degradation of any particular bit of information, of course. But helps)
Real life is good for testing scenarios you might not expect, simulations shine at testing infrequent scenarios and subtle variations upon them. Both are required.
You (or the car behind you) were following too closely. Something an automatic car wouldn't be doing. In that case, swerving onto the shoulder is likely safer but you run the risk of say striking a cyclist or an expectant mother trying to get her spare wheel from the trunk of her car because she has a flat and is using the emergency lane for its intended purpose and not as a crutch for her bad driving.
Hey, I've seen some pretty nice 20 year-old single-wide trailers on large tracts of land. I've also seen some ratty single-room apartments in run down neighborhoods. Examine your prejudices.
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Not completely out of line as there is some evidence weight gain may be influenced by gut fauna. I await more evidence but my hunch is that such will be forthcoming.
time to evolve for wearing clothing (based off low circulating vitamin D levels) and that therefore we should definitely stop wearing them,
Newsletter, etc.
I was only reading the other day about some "Sonic" gene.
Hail Discordia.
Not sure if it's related but more and more I'm seeing that instead of actually generating output, the answer employed is to just call "serialize" and use whatever comes out the other end, usually some unportable binary mess. Sure, it's easy and convenient for the programmer but it's a PITA if you actually want to do anything with it. It's not even like we don't have portable formats like XML and JSON (now de-facto portable at least)
If you're working with a combination of gzipped and ungzipped files, cat| often makes sense and processes are cheap. Premature optimization and all that.
It's not like You-tube is the only place to obtain it anyway.
Disclaimer: I have not watched it though I have seen similar or worse elsewhere. I'm sure it's grisly enough.
Effectively. Technically it's different but the effect is similar. The governments preferred companies see the benefits (Sachs et al)
The uncrippled ones are harder to get away from.
You can't. They erased bunch of them and likely some are gone forever because dumb.
127.0.0.1 bbc.co.uk
Done
Here's one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
It's destroying the company.
So finally Microsoft decided to do the right thing?
While the dollar is still the currency of choice for buying oil, they are.
Not likely to last much longer though the rate they're printing them at.
No dude, it's *every* transaction. Like when you give your kid their pocket money or take a penny from the "need a penny" dish (oh, wait...)
Unfortunately, there's a political agenda in the current climate that is pushing that abiding by tax laws which means paying less taxes is the same as tax evasion and is tantamount to stealing. This witch hunt is often lead by those who wrote the laws in the first place.
That's not what the summary is saying.
Ideally you'd have two different types of media so they would degrade at different rates (which doesn't completely eliminate the possibility of synchronous degradation of any particular bit of information, of course. But helps)
Real life is good for testing scenarios you might not expect, simulations shine at testing infrequent scenarios and subtle variations upon them. Both are required.
You (or the car behind you) were following too closely. Something an automatic car wouldn't be doing. In that case, swerving onto the shoulder is likely safer but you run the risk of say striking a cyclist or an expectant mother trying to get her spare wheel from the trunk of her car because she has a flat and is using the emergency lane for its intended purpose and not as a crutch for her bad driving.
When not in doubt, it's often the safest option too.
I'd look less at money and more at valuing access to information and education.
It's a series of hollowed-out logs.
You seem to know significantly less about homeschooling than you believe the gp does about schooling.
Hey, I've seen some pretty nice 20 year-old single-wide trailers on large tracts of land. I've also seen some ratty single-room apartments in run down neighborhoods. Examine your prejudices.