"Most books about cloud computing are either extremely high-level quasi-marketing tomes about the myriad benefits of the cloud without any understanding of how to practically implement the technology under discussion. "
Or....?
You didn't even get your first sentence right, I'm not going to read about the rest of your thoughts.
For assignment, not comparision. $ useful_var="so good" $ second_var ="no good" bash: second_var: command not found $ third_var= "oh no" bash: oh no: command not found
It makes sense if you know how bash works, but it's definitely a gotcha to newbies.
It'd be really nice for people who were born without the organs in question. First it'll probably be for people with a straight-forward birth defect, but eventually, this could possibly grow gonads for trans people, allowing their bodies to produce their own hormones. I'd be pretty excited if I could eventually stop taking synthetic estrogens.
> They all seem to have varying reviews, ranging from "Perfect official factory replacement!" to "Garbage knock-off, worse than the battery I replaced."
This is because amazon lumps reviews from different sellers together. Once you've identified a potential seller/product you want, go into the list of sellers, and make sure to pick one with good reviews. It's going to be more expensive than from a place with 2 stars, but at least it'll work.
Sure, only 3% of your players give you money if you're free-to-play. But if 3% of players of a F2P game is more than 100% of players of a $3 game, it doesn't matter. It's like arguing "If we implement super-awesome-DRM, our piracy will go down to 1%" without an understanding that these actions may hurt total sales.
Relative numbers are pretty useless without the bigger picture.
You, uh, don't take the bus very often, do you? I haven't seen any public bus, in any city I've lived, with seatbelts, without sideways seats (at least in the back), without standing room, or that stays at less than 30 MPH.
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"Most books about cloud computing are either extremely high-level quasi-marketing tomes about the myriad benefits of the cloud without any understanding of how to practically implement the technology under discussion. "
Or....?
You didn't even get your first sentence right, I'm not going to read about the rest of your thoughts.
Call me naive, but I had no idea that the increasingly weird, anti-government, pro-corporate rhetoric on this site was coming from the top.
Maybe I'll need to reconsider my visits here.
Exactly - a fork, not a rewrite.
Trigraphs aren't ternary operators. Tri-graph roughly mean three-characters, so "??!" = "|".
If a statement seems obviously wrong, maybe you don't understand it well enough.
For assignment, not comparision.
$ useful_var="so good"
$ second_var ="no good"
bash: second_var: command not found
$ third_var= "oh no"
bash: oh no: command not found
It makes sense if you know how bash works, but it's definitely a gotcha to newbies.
It'd be really nice for people who were born without the organs in question. First it'll probably be for people with a straight-forward birth defect, but eventually, this could possibly grow gonads for trans people, allowing their bodies to produce their own hormones. I'd be pretty excited if I could eventually stop taking synthetic estrogens.
> They all seem to have varying reviews, ranging from "Perfect official factory replacement!" to "Garbage knock-off, worse than the battery I replaced."
This is because amazon lumps reviews from different sellers together. Once you've identified a potential seller/product you want, go into the list of sellers, and make sure to pick one with good reviews. It's going to be more expensive than from a place with 2 stars, but at least it'll work.
Only to be faced with the reality of power loss during transmission :)
Gravity! That's why water flows downhill. :)
Half as young?
Yo. Just don't install the apps that need too many permissions. Then you don't gotta root your phone, and you won't fuck up your battery life.
Sorry that you explicitly said "give me control" and proceeded to trash it.
Academics need to compete for grant money. You can't just ignore securing funding - if you do, you're out your job.
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If you "make a joke" by waving a weapon at cops who have just surrounded your vehicle... you're not very bright.
Whooshed.
Seriously. Stop worrying about "what if somebody takes my stuff."
"I'm worried about somebody taking my stuff while I'm gone."
"SHOOT THEM."
Good job.
Sure, only 3% of your players give you money if you're free-to-play. But if 3% of players of a F2P game is more than 100% of players of a $3 game, it doesn't matter. It's like arguing "If we implement super-awesome-DRM, our piracy will go down to 1%" without an understanding that these actions may hurt total sales.
Relative numbers are pretty useless without the bigger picture.
I have no idea why you're maintaining that "Republicans" create these bugs, and I'm, like, a socialist.
You heard it here first: Sex workers not being able to keep their money in a bank is worse than the Holocaust.
This fucking website, man.
Netflix isn't the bad guy here.
You, uh, don't take the bus very often, do you? I haven't seen any public bus, in any city I've lived, with seatbelts, without sideways seats (at least in the back), without standing room, or that stays at less than 30 MPH.
Seriously, if you were anything else, you wouldn't pine for the 50's.
White male tears are my favorite beverage. :)
Uh, yeah, there's a big difference between people of a group reclaiming a word, and other people using the word to shit on them.