I ran through a couple rounds of your game. I'm not trying to knock it, but if I may ask an ignorant question: If a computer can determine the value of structures created by a human, couldn't the computer generate structures and evaluate them much, much faster than a human (or even as many humans as you can muster to play the game)?
Assuming you mean CyanogenMod and not Cyanogen, Inc.: they have yet to release a stable (or even a snapshot) build of Android 5 or 5.1. I like CM, but I'm hesitant to sign on to CM12.1 when the forum threads for nightlies are bug report after bug report.
I assert that the problem was not that they didn't have enough evidence. The problem is that even though they had evidence to get a warrant, they didn't, which sets them up to avoid getting warrants in future cases where they don't have all that evidence.
Seems like the same sort of thing would be easy here. Just find one of the stations often used for sampling and bribe them to give you a few percent more plays, resulting in a big increase in royalties.
With respect to radio, paying DJs to play your songs more was deemed illegal 50ish years ago. I suppose if you're already calling it "bribing," legality is not a primary concern.
The cars still take up physical space and the safety margins required won't be drastically less then they are now.
Anecdote: A Korean I knew extolled the United State's interstate system. He says that the cars owned in South Korea would (and do, on holidays) take up an appreciable fraction of the country's total highway road surface.
I was fine with the nerf guns until it was clear that some people could not handle basic self-control. It was one thing to have nerf fights after hours or anywhere but the work areas, but that seems to be impossible for some of my coworkers. Every single developer complained to management, and the nerf guns went away.
There are still other diversions, but nerf was the only distracting one**. We've managed to avoid acquiring table-tennis/foosball tables.
** Also, that one time a football landed on someone's desk during the World Cup.
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I ran through a couple rounds of your game. I'm not trying to knock it, but if I may ask an ignorant question: If a computer can determine the value of structures created by a human, couldn't the computer generate structures and evaluate them much, much faster than a human (or even as many humans as you can muster to play the game)?
By that logic, so are you.
Google Play works fine with cyanogen.
Assuming you mean CyanogenMod and not Cyanogen, Inc.: they have yet to release a stable (or even a snapshot) build of Android 5 or 5.1. I like CM, but I'm hesitant to sign on to CM12.1 when the forum threads for nightlies are bug report after bug report.
Wow, with a re-reading, that sounds a little more neo-con and a little less neo-con parody. My mistake.
We keep trying! It's not working because of the crooks in this one.
One kind of double standard applies to people like gstoddart.
The other kind applies to everyone else.
I think my favorite thing about this post is your handle.
And if not, can you take out an insurance policy on your "self" first?
The word you are looking for is "fewer."
...and therefore fewer people to sell.
Yes. Let's call it the War on Gate.
I assert that the problem was not that they didn't have enough evidence. The problem is that even though they had evidence to get a warrant, they didn't, which sets them up to avoid getting warrants in future cases where they don't have all that evidence.
It's an out-of-band channel for someone to tell you why their web servers are down. That turns out to be useful. Other purposes? None that I use.
Consider away
#what #could #possibly #go #wrong
I would gladly have you pay more to get a more useful government.
That has already happened, sort of.
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The change will affect mobile searches in all languages worldwide...
but I suppose if one were to miss that sentence, it would sound scarier.
SpaceX is already printing rocket engines.
Which is great! And even more great, now that the MIC is doing it, too. I name this a win for competition-driven cost-saving measures.
Seems like the same sort of thing would be easy here. Just find one of the stations often used for sampling and bribe them to give you a few percent more plays, resulting in a big increase in royalties.
With respect to radio, paying DJs to play your songs more was deemed illegal 50ish years ago. I suppose if you're already calling it "bribing," legality is not a primary concern.
The cars still take up physical space and the safety margins required won't be drastically less then they are now.
Anecdote: A Korean I knew extolled the United State's interstate system. He says that the cars owned in South Korea would (and do, on holidays) take up an appreciable fraction of the country's total highway road surface.
What color do you want that bike shed?
I was fine with the nerf guns until it was clear that some people could not handle basic self-control. It was one thing to have nerf fights after hours or anywhere but the work areas, but that seems to be impossible for some of my coworkers. Every single developer complained to management, and the nerf guns went away.
There are still other diversions, but nerf was the only distracting one**. We've managed to avoid acquiring table-tennis/foosball tables.
** Also, that one time a football landed on someone's desk during the World Cup.
You look like a Rick. Your mother looks like a Susan.
This memorandum is not intended to, and does not, mean anything at all.
This memorandum shall be published to give people warm fuzzy feelings.
FTFY.