I frequently pull all nighters to play video games. There is nothing wrong with that. This is just entertainment. I don't see how it is worse than spending the night reading books.
A sentence can be attributed to someone even after having been translated. The sentence is known better in Latin because it was a strong principle in ancient Rome.
He should have known slashdot doesn't handle non-ASCII characters well (this website is so technically bugged it's not even funny), and should have avoided their use.
It's Latin, from Aristotle, meaning "nobody is thought to be ignorant of the law". (first google result). It's the principle that all people within a certain jurisdiction are assumed to know everything about that jurisdiction's laws. In particular, you cannot use ignorance as a defense for having breached the law. Therefore every citizen must take preventive steps to know as much about the law as is reasonably feasible, rather than always depending on a lawyer.
Not knowing this seriously puts in question the quality of your education.
$4.31 per gallon is 0.86 euro per litre. i.e. the highest price ever of gas in the worst part of the US is more than two times cheaper than the average price in Europe.
You must be one of these idiotic leftwing frenchies. Go back to your village and live in a wooden cabin with no modern equipment, just your dreams of "décroissance" and other anarcho-communist stupidities.
It's matter of principle, I don't want to pay anything for something I don't really need, or I might end up going down a path I want to avoid. For similar reasons I never buy tobacco. I'll gladfully spend hours finding a way to get it for free than pay even 1p, even though a hour of my time is worth much more than that.
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I frequently pull all nighters to play video games. There is nothing wrong with that.
This is just entertainment. I don't see how it is worse than spending the night reading books.
A sentence can be attributed to someone even after having been translated.
The sentence is known better in Latin because it was a strong principle in ancient Rome.
He should have known slashdot doesn't handle non-ASCII characters well (this website is so technically bugged it's not even funny), and should have avoided their use.
It's Latin, from Aristotle, meaning "nobody is thought to be ignorant of the law". (first google result).
It's the principle that all people within a certain jurisdiction are assumed to know everything about that jurisdiction's laws. In particular, you cannot use ignorance as a defense for having breached the law.
Therefore every citizen must take preventive steps to know as much about the law as is reasonably feasible, rather than always depending on a lawyer.
Not knowing this seriously puts in question the quality of your education.
You seem to have problems with HTML entities.
Nemo censetur legem ignorare.
Of course, this only really applies to civil law systems.
Because the licensing terms do not allow them to use it.
Did you read the post you were replying to?
Oh my god, confusing Homeland with a shitty generic show like NCIS.
You don't deserve to own a TV.
You know nothing of writing a rendering pipeline.
A graphics cards is supposed to give constant bandwidth. If there are spikes, it's a major bug.
It's news because it's not a simple optimization. It's fixing something that was fundamentally broken.
I played PSO2 in japanese too.
It's pretty, but it pretty much empty. Gameplay is very limited and essentially based on leveling up very slowly.
$4.31 per gallon is 0.86 euro per litre.
i.e. the highest price ever of gas in the worst part of the US is more than two times cheaper than the average price in Europe.
You must have a lot of trouble understanding politics.
You must be one of these idiotic leftwing frenchies.
Go back to your village and live in a wooden cabin with no modern equipment, just your dreams of "décroissance" and other anarcho-communist stupidities.
You're on slashdot on the 1st of January but you don't know what Project Glass is?
Have you been living in a cave?
Actually, I am fairly successful in the business world, relatively speaking.
It's matter of principle, I don't want to pay anything for something I don't really need, or I might end up going down a path I want to avoid. For similar reasons I never buy tobacco. I'll gladfully spend hours finding a way to get it for free than pay even 1p, even though a hour of my time is worth much more than that.
China is actually a pretty good place to find pleasure.
You should try joining the Cybermen
Don't DSL/fiber boxes already do this?
the heavens favor the believers.
an entire *flying* car
I actually work in the business of writing software tools to make it easy to make the most out of the hardware.
then you build something to get some shade.