It's still your responsibility to watch what you put in your mouth, high-fructose corn syrup included. And even if your intuition is screwed you can (and should) watch your weight with an objective method, like scales.
Blaming it on the food you eat isn't going to help anyone. You could lose weight eating only bacon, cholesterol notwithstanding, if you limit your intake. The only way to lose weight is to consciously make an effort to eat fewer calories than you burn.
This looks like an intentional, if misguided feature of these programs. It's not like they run as Administrator by default and mess up your stuff without any input from you.
I think a sufficiently detailed Mars explorer "game" that uses procedural generation to fill in the gaps in the DEM data in a spectacular manner would be amazing for any age group.
They should sell two models with exactly the same capabilities, except one should be as locked down as possible and the other should be totally unrestricted and have a wildly different color scheme so you can tell them apart. This way hackers get to hack and examiners can be sure if they're not using the calculators to cheat.
It's because a major selling point of their calculators is that you can use them in exams. If you can hack them to cheat, they won't be allowed any more.
Basic CRUD stuff is the same in any variant of SQL, and MySQL has the benefit of being available on free hosting. I think there's a time and place for advocating PostgreSQL, but this is not it.
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It's still your responsibility to watch what you put in your mouth, high-fructose corn syrup included. And even if your intuition is screwed you can (and should) watch your weight with an objective method, like scales.
If you ate the right amount of bacon each day you could lose exactly as much weight as you wanted. It'd be terrible for the rest of your body though.
Do you know what the leading cause of obesity is?
Eating too much.
Blaming it on the food you eat isn't going to help anyone. You could lose weight eating only bacon, cholesterol notwithstanding, if you limit your intake. The only way to lose weight is to consciously make an effort to eat fewer calories than you burn.
This looks like an intentional, if misguided feature of these programs. It's not like they run as Administrator by default and mess up your stuff without any input from you.
As far as I know, not unless you have a sun.
You forgot Valve.
I'm from Hungary. We spoke Russian for 50 years anyway. Thanks America.
They're not even taking their cars! How the hell is this draconian? Try living in a real police state sometime.
Is there any sense in doing a rather nasty test for a disease we can't cure yet anyway? It's not like you can fix it if you find out early.
No. Ships are still subject to their country of origin's laws, even in the high seas. They're better off staying in Iceland.
I guess you learnt to spell online, huh?
And it's not like it'll have serious repercussions on your death.
I think a sufficiently detailed Mars explorer "game" that uses procedural generation to fill in the gaps in the DEM data in a spectacular manner would be amazing for any age group.
The thing is that depressing isn't a bad thing for a movie to be. However, not fun is (generally) a bad thing for a game to be.
I think it would have to be visceral, poignant and depressing, but not fun per se; escaping from the firebombing of Dresden for instance.
The difference is that movies can show that war is hell. Games, by definition, have to make war fun.
I guess it'll be the India's $200 tablet now.
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Well they can do that now. There must be a way of making a case that you can't open without breaking it.
They should sell two models with exactly the same capabilities, except one should be as locked down as possible and the other should be totally unrestricted and have a wildly different color scheme so you can tell them apart. This way hackers get to hack and examiners can be sure if they're not using the calculators to cheat.
It's because a major selling point of their calculators is that you can use them in exams. If you can hack them to cheat, they won't be allowed any more.
This is like all the phone books in the world going up in flames. The network would still work, but you wouldn't know people's numbers.
Basic CRUD stuff is the same in any variant of SQL, and MySQL has the benefit of being available on free hosting. I think there's a time and place for advocating PostgreSQL, but this is not it.
I think MySQL's language is just fine for the kind of thing non-techies want to do.
Cool, but places where people have televisions also have public libraries. It's not like they can't find knowledge if they want to.