As opposed to the situations where block structured code gets its indentation garbled and you can't tell which block a "}" or "end" is associated with.
Because some militant mods on Wikipedia keep deleting it with the excuse that it isn't "notable". Note that they've also tried locking the disambiguation page to prevent external links or placeholders.
It will simply because there is a huge market for personal exercise equipment purchased by people too self conscious to go outside and run, ride a bike, or find suitable cold weather substitutes.
Much like Huffy bikes are only designed to last for 50-miles of use, consumer level exercise equipment is designed to look sexy on the showroom floor and sit unused for most of it's existence after purchase. There's no shortage of people who will fall for this gimmick. The engineering costs are the biggest hurdle and there are tons of cheap, capable engineers in China now.
Don't fret. I have a masters degree in my field and can barely get any callbacks. The entire technical hiring process is now run by know-nothings running resumes through dumb scoring algorithms and throwing out 90% of the "chaff".
This irritates me to no end. The core of the problem is that screening is delegated to non-technical HR staff or recruiters. I just explained what RS-232 and 422 was to one of them today. When making their cuts they fall back on the one thing they can understand which is money.
I really wish there was a revolutionary ATS out there that was geared toward giving coworkers input into the initial screening process to guide HR and which didn't require mind-numbing, useless data entry from applicants.
Some games (Civ2, egads!) won't run even in XP Mode
That's not Microsoft's fault. Civ2 has 16-bit code which can't be run in a 64-bit virtualization environment. It is an inherent limitation of the x64 architecture. It can only be done with full emulation which imposes too much of a speed hit for MS to invest the time and effort to implement.
1. Buy a gasoline refinery 2. Jack up the market price immediately when oil futures rise 3. Delay dropping the price when the futures drop. 4. Too big to fail PROFIT!!!
Just don't connect it to the internet. You don't have to use the smart features. Research will be needed to make sure the TV doesn't nag you to death about a missing IP connection but it is doable.
Bacteroides likes to eat complex polysaccharides, like those found in many plants, so it's speculated (but not known) that a diet high in plant polysaccharides would promote the presence of Bacteroides, and correspondingly reduce the number of Firmicutes
What would be more interesting is if these bacteria actually influenced their host's behavior to drive more consumption of sugars. I'm skinny and have never had a strong desire to consume sweets. The majority of the overweight population who can't naturally control their consumption of high-energy foods seem alien and puzzling to me.
The problem is that they're selling off to bottom feeders like Frontier who will do nothing to improve the copper infrastructure which could still be useful if it were tidied up to achieve VDSL2 speeds.
To conserve battery life. Modern portable devices would be able to last for days of active use if they didn't run managed code with demand so much DRAM.
Won't be a problem for me. I've been writing Py3-styled 2.x code for years by using most of the from future imports. It gives the best of both worlds. You can still use libraries that aren't ported to 3.x and the code will cleanly convert using 2to3 99% of the time. Their efforts at forward compatibility are a complete win in my book.
Fortunately we have an ideal gas Law and not just a theory or the anti-science masses would never get a believable answer on whether their circus is rigged.
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As opposed to the situations where block structured code gets its indentation garbled and you can't tell which block a "}" or "end" is associated with.
Because some militant mods on Wikipedia keep deleting it with the excuse that it isn't "notable". Note that they've also tried locking the disambiguation page to prevent external links or placeholders.
Before YouTube it was all curated content or television feeds from BigMedia.
Probably don't get what either of the two basic meaning of "Tube" in YouTube mean either.
It's about the internet right?
--TS
It will simply because there is a huge market for personal exercise equipment purchased by people too self conscious to go outside and run, ride a bike, or find suitable cold weather substitutes.
Much like Huffy bikes are only designed to last for 50-miles of use, consumer level exercise equipment is designed to look sexy on the showroom floor and sit unused for most of it's existence after purchase. There's no shortage of people who will fall for this gimmick. The engineering costs are the biggest hurdle and there are tons of cheap, capable engineers in China now.
Don't fret. I have a masters degree in my field and can barely get any callbacks. The entire technical hiring process is now run by know-nothings running resumes through dumb scoring algorithms and throwing out 90% of the "chaff".
This irritates me to no end. The core of the problem is that screening is delegated to non-technical HR staff or recruiters. I just explained what RS-232 and 422 was to one of them today. When making their cuts they fall back on the one thing they can understand which is money.
I really wish there was a revolutionary ATS out there that was geared toward giving coworkers input into the initial screening process to guide HR and which didn't require mind-numbing, useless data entry from applicants.
Red and black tie + gray shirt + beige jacket = fail.
I'm all for increasing stem programs for high school.
All for continuing the lie that there's a bounty of science jobs available if young people just reach for the stars and wish it to be true?
Some games (Civ2, egads!) won't run even in XP Mode
That's not Microsoft's fault. Civ2 has 16-bit code which can't be run in a 64-bit virtualization environment. It is an inherent limitation of the x64 architecture. It can only be done with full emulation which imposes too much of a speed hit for MS to invest the time and effort to implement.
It's filed right next to the stingray privacy reports where they justify pissing all over the FCC's rules against operating an unlicensed transmitter.
More like:
1. Buy a gasoline refinery
2. Jack up the market price immediately when oil futures rise
3. Delay dropping the price when the futures drop.
4. Too big to fail PROFIT!!!
Just don't connect it to the internet. You don't have to use the smart features. Research will be needed to make sure the TV doesn't nag you to death about a missing IP connection but it is doable.
But if it were truly an emergency, where are the local school boards? Why haven't THEY already acted to solve the emergency crisis?
Football is more important than skoolin.
-- Former Arkie
Bacteroides likes to eat complex polysaccharides, like those found in many plants, so it's speculated (but not known) that a diet high in plant polysaccharides would promote the presence of Bacteroides, and correspondingly reduce the number of Firmicutes
What would be more interesting is if these bacteria actually influenced their host's behavior to drive more consumption of sugars. I'm skinny and have never had a strong desire to consume sweets. The majority of the overweight population who can't naturally control their consumption of high-energy foods seem alien and puzzling to me.
Not to worry. Frontier looks up to Comcast as a guiding light. You'll feel right at home.
Don't have mods but parent needs to be +5. FIOS was all an elaborate scam to steal from the taxpayer.
The problem is that they're selling off to bottom feeders like Frontier who will do nothing to improve the copper infrastructure which could still be useful if it were tidied up to achieve VDSL2 speeds.
Why do we even need native apps anymore?
To conserve battery life. Modern portable devices would be able to last for days of active use if they didn't run managed code with demand so much DRAM.
They already did that with their earlier girl-power show Kim Possible.
And yet they do nothing to fight the mass stockpiling of Tamiflu. A drug that exists solely to line the pockets of it's manufacturer.
Where they code websites like it's 1999. They are culturally incapable of developing advanced software. This will fail.
Won't be a problem for me. I've been writing Py3-styled 2.x code for years by using most of the from future imports. It gives the best of both worlds. You can still use libraries that aren't ported to 3.x and the code will cleanly convert using 2to3 99% of the time. Their efforts at forward compatibility are a complete win in my book.
I know. And when their business is burning down the firefighter fairies just magically appear to make things better.
Fortunately we have an ideal gas Law and not just a theory or the anti-science masses would never get a believable answer on whether their circus is rigged.