Yet there's no reason to think things can exist independently. Everything is relational. Something that doesn't interact with anything in any way becomes non-existent. Our need to imagine that it would still exist and that there can be independent things is most likely just a human conceptual limitation resulting from our evolution.
Legalizing the undocumented would help wages, compared to keeping them forever as an underclass with no legal recourse and limited options like we do. Companies prefer the status quo of easy exploitation.
Time to relocate all humans to the exact part of Africa where the species first evolved, then. Everyone elsewhere is an undocumented immigrant who the native species did not welcome.
Perhaps that rule should be applied fairly to all. Deport everyone (perhaps at their 18th birthday if not at birth) to a specially created territory, and only allow people to come back as US citizens by standing in line and earning it. Having accidentally been born somewhere shouldn't give you special privileges.
War criminals should use your defense at their trials. "But your honor, we get a few million dead every year from starvation and other diseases. What's the difference if I round up a million for execution by firing squad?"
There are already places where people park their planes in their driveways: special neighborhoods connecting to small local airports, with streets designed wide enough that you can taxi you plane down the streets to your house. I used to live near one and saw lots of planes in driveways. If you're rich enough to afford a plane, perhaps you might as well just move to a neighborhood like that instead of waiting for roadable aircraft which will cost more than regular aircraft and probably be less safe than cars on the road.
White noise generators solve the noise problem, for me anyway. I suspect the bigger problem for shift workers is trying to coordinate with daytime people and attend social/family events without messing up their sleep schedule.
It's a logical fallacy to claim that using a logical fallacy to attack a claim adds weight to the claim. Also, ad hominems like other fallacies can be good arguments -- just not deductively valid in a formal sense. If someone spews 99% nonsense, it's a waste of valuable time to invest hours into providing deductively that their latest spew is also nonsense.
This is just evidence that cocaine and morphine aren't much fun. You can get more pleasure from eating an oreo than from doing drugs, according to their evidence -- at least more immediate concentrated pleasure. That says nothing about addiction, but if anything could be an indication that people do those drugs more because of being addicted since they don't have the obvious pleasure explanation like oreos have.
If you just want a cheaper RHEL, I'll support CentOS for you for $100. Nevermind that I don't have a clue, I'm cheaper. I suspect the qualify of support from Red Hat for their flagship product they develop is a lot better than Oracle's support for a minor product they repackage without doing any work on.
Babbage never completed the analytical engine which Lovelace's programs were written for, and the difference engine that was built isn't considered a proper computer in the same programming sense. The most accurate thing to say would be that Babbage and Lovelace collaborated on the first computer programs, but neither of them ever ran any of the programs since they didn't have a computer. If there are no computers to run your program, are you a computer programmer?
$70 a week? I spend $40 a week on food and I'm not really trying to economize much. If you pick your foods carefully buy in bulk and don't splurge on whatever looks tasty, you could easily eat on $20 a week.
We get an article complaining about Linus' rants once a month. You say "you hardly ever hear of anyone crying about it" yet you've heard all about it, and we've all heard all about it so clearly it happens a lot. So we might as well get an article complaining about the whore comment too.
Who do you think palestinians are? They're the descendents of ancient Israel who never left. The fact that they changed religion in the intervening centuries does not invalidate their claim to their own land they've been living on for millennia.
Today AMD and Intel has official open drivers, for nVidia there's the community built Nouveau
What open drivers does AMD have? I'd love to get one for my AMD but as far as I've seen the only open options are pathetically inferior to the closed AMD drivers.
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Yet there's no reason to think things can exist independently. Everything is relational. Something that doesn't interact with anything in any way becomes non-existent. Our need to imagine that it would still exist and that there can be independent things is most likely just a human conceptual limitation resulting from our evolution.
Legalizing the undocumented would help wages, compared to keeping them forever as an underclass with no legal recourse and limited options like we do. Companies prefer the status quo of easy exploitation.
Time to relocate all humans to the exact part of Africa where the species first evolved, then. Everyone elsewhere is an undocumented immigrant who the native species did not welcome.
Perhaps that rule should be applied fairly to all. Deport everyone (perhaps at their 18th birthday if not at birth) to a specially created territory, and only allow people to come back as US citizens by standing in line and earning it. Having accidentally been born somewhere shouldn't give you special privileges.
War criminals should use your defense at their trials. "But your honor, we get a few million dead every year from starvation and other diseases. What's the difference if I round up a million for execution by firing squad?"
That's many thousands of miles.
Employing a bunch of smart people to work on his fun silly idea seems a lot better than just investing it in the stock market like most would.
There are already places where people park their planes in their driveways: special neighborhoods connecting to small local airports, with streets designed wide enough that you can taxi you plane down the streets to your house. I used to live near one and saw lots of planes in driveways. If you're rich enough to afford a plane, perhaps you might as well just move to a neighborhood like that instead of waiting for roadable aircraft which will cost more than regular aircraft and probably be less safe than cars on the road.
There' nothing dangerous about 6'1" 140 lbs. I was 5'8" 110 lbs for many years, was perfectly healthy.
5'6" 180 lbs is awfully fat, so I think you mean the average American not the average human.
11 days is the all-time world record: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Gardner_(record_holder)
White noise generators solve the noise problem, for me anyway. I suspect the bigger problem for shift workers is trying to coordinate with daytime people and attend social/family events without messing up their sleep schedule.
It's a logical fallacy to claim that using a logical fallacy to attack a claim adds weight to the claim. Also, ad hominems like other fallacies can be good arguments -- just not deductively valid in a formal sense. If someone spews 99% nonsense, it's a waste of valuable time to invest hours into providing deductively that their latest spew is also nonsense.
This is just evidence that cocaine and morphine aren't much fun. You can get more pleasure from eating an oreo than from doing drugs, according to their evidence -- at least more immediate concentrated pleasure. That says nothing about addiction, but if anything could be an indication that people do those drugs more because of being addicted since they don't have the obvious pleasure explanation like oreos have.
Users will pay for features they need, but most users don't need much from a phone.
If you just want a cheaper RHEL, I'll support CentOS for you for $100. Nevermind that I don't have a clue, I'm cheaper. I suspect the qualify of support from Red Hat for their flagship product they develop is a lot better than Oracle's support for a minor product they repackage without doing any work on.
Babbage never completed the analytical engine which Lovelace's programs were written for, and the difference engine that was built isn't considered a proper computer in the same programming sense. The most accurate thing to say would be that Babbage and Lovelace collaborated on the first computer programs, but neither of them ever ran any of the programs since they didn't have a computer. If there are no computers to run your program, are you a computer programmer?
See Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness.
The chances of any particular rock being destroyed by a meteorite within a billion years seem quite low.
$70 a week? I spend $40 a week on food and I'm not really trying to economize much. If you pick your foods carefully buy in bulk and don't splurge on whatever looks tasty, you could easily eat on $20 a week.
We get an article complaining about Linus' rants once a month. You say "you hardly ever hear of anyone crying about it" yet you've heard all about it, and we've all heard all about it so clearly it happens a lot. So we might as well get an article complaining about the whore comment too.
They made a mouse with no buttons? Do you bang it on the table to click?
And write off the cost of the city you crater.
Who do you think palestinians are? They're the descendents of ancient Israel who never left. The fact that they changed religion in the intervening centuries does not invalidate their claim to their own land they've been living on for millennia.
Today AMD and Intel has official open drivers, for nVidia there's the community built Nouveau
What open drivers does AMD have? I'd love to get one for my AMD but as far as I've seen the only open options are pathetically inferior to the closed AMD drivers.