In common law countries (i.e. Canada and most of US) a person can have however many names they wish, as long as the names are not used for fraudulent purposes.
I believe officials can visit your registered address anytime after that to make sure you haven't sold the card. If India can enforce a law like this, I'm sure China can.
Obi-Wan: "The phone is still in my possession. I am not the one you are looking for."
Of course there are better alternatives, but I don't think any alternative is good enough to warrant an off-topic post attacking the so-called "grammar mistake".
In the official stories written AFTER Return of the Jedi, one of the books told the story of Han and Chewie making the Kessel Run. Kessel was a planet where Spice was mined. The only way to get to Kessel was to traverse a maze of black holes, or to just go around it, which would have taken way longer than going through the black hole maze. So, making the “Kessel Run” in less than 12 parsecs is accurate, as Han brillaintly navigated it in record time and shortest distance.
Disclaimer: I'm not a fanboy; just found this after a little googling.
You should really compare Java's bytecode instructions with Dalvik's bytecode instructions; there's nearly a one-to-one correspondence there. The entire reason why Dalvik is register-based instead the usual stack-based is because Google wanted use it as a legal defense in the inevitable legal battle.
Also let's not forget that the entire Dalvik classpath library is built on top of Apache Harmony.
If you get fired when you submit your notice, then they're still legally obligated to pay you for your last two weeks of work - the previous two weeks.
Please clearly read my options A and B. I have never stated that I should be paid for non-working days.
I simply said that it's illegal not to get paid for the last two weeks. If I tender my resignation and the company fires me on the spot, my last two weeks would have been the previous two weeks.
Option A:
Work 52 weeks, leave on the last day without giving any notice. Receive 52 weeks of pay.
Option B:
Work 50 weeks, give 2 weeks notice, then work 2 more weeks. Still receive 52 weeks of pay.
Since the total pay is exactly the same whether you give the two weeks notice courtesy or not, the company isn't extending any sort of courtesy. In fact, it's illegal for them not to pay you for the last two weeks.
You are entitled to your opinion, but sometimes it is completely irrelevant to the discussion at hand. In most cases a programmer does not have a choice on using spaces or tabs for indentation - their company coding style guidelines or FOSS project coding style guidelines completely determines that.
The "older" standard is only tabs for indentation - You and Linus belongs in this camp:
Tabs are 8 characters, and thus indentations are also 8 characters.
There are heretic movements that try to make indentations 4 (or even 2!)
characters deep, and that is akin to trying to define the value of PI to
be 3.
The "newer" standard is using spaces because the newer generation of developers are used to IDEs that does not handle vi and emacs style mode line well. Mozilla's code style guidelines is a prime example of this:
Indentation
Two spaces per logic level.
I, for one, would really rather the Firefox developers not be shot.
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Why would you need to lie?
In common law countries (i.e. Canada and most of US) a person can have however many names they wish, as long as the names are not used for fraudulent purposes.
I believe officials can visit your registered address anytime after that to make sure you haven't sold the card. If India can enforce a law like this, I'm sure China can.
Obi-Wan: "The phone is still in my possession. I am not the one you are looking for."
Who need enchantments when iOS comes with Reality Distortion Field?
Oh wait, sorry, my bad. Only Jobs has RDF.
1. Develop app
2. Crack the app then distribute it
3. Send hilarious email to pirate bay
4. ???
5. PROFIT!!
I think this sums it up perfectly.
Of course there are better alternatives, but I don't think any alternative is good enough to warrant an off-topic post attacking the so-called "grammar mistake".
The "improper" way is so widespread it has become acceptable usage now, perhaps even the standard usage.
Why couldn't they just switch back to the default theme?
In the official stories written AFTER Return of the Jedi, one of the books told the story of Han and Chewie making the Kessel Run. Kessel was a planet where Spice was mined. The only way to get to Kessel was to traverse a maze of black holes, or to just go around it, which would have taken way longer than going through the black hole maze. So, making the “Kessel Run” in less than 12 parsecs is accurate, as Han brillaintly navigated it in record time and shortest distance.
Disclaimer: I'm not a fanboy; just found this after a little googling.
http://xkcd.com/419/
The project leader, Peter Madsen, reportedly commutes to work every morning in his miniture submarine.
Don't get started on the names of recent Middle East US military operations... they're almost oxymoron.
I personally found the name "Operation Iraqi Liberation" quite straight-forward and descriptive.
It must suck to have Steve Jobs break into your house, smash your netbook, and force you at gunpoint to buy an iPad.
You should really compare Java's bytecode instructions with Dalvik's bytecode instructions; there's nearly a one-to-one correspondence there. The entire reason why Dalvik is register-based instead the usual stack-based is because Google wanted use it as a legal defense in the inevitable legal battle.
Also let's not forget that the entire Dalvik classpath library is built on top of Apache Harmony.
If you get fired when you submit your notice, then they're still legally obligated to pay you for your last two weeks of work - the previous two weeks.
Please clearly read my options A and B. I have never stated that I should be paid for non-working days. I simply said that it's illegal not to get paid for the last two weeks. If I tender my resignation and the company fires me on the spot, my last two weeks would have been the previous two weeks.
Option A:
Work 52 weeks, leave on the last day without giving any notice. Receive 52 weeks of pay.
Option B:
Work 50 weeks, give 2 weeks notice, then work 2 more weeks. Still receive 52 weeks of pay.
Since the total pay is exactly the same whether you give the two weeks notice courtesy or not, the company isn't extending any sort of courtesy. In fact, it's illegal for them not to pay you for the last two weeks.
its more likely the sober person would drive, hence defeating the purpose of the device.
A sober person driving a drunk person? I'd say the device has served its intended purpose then.
"Get in the car, son! Daddy's gonna get some beer."
"Here's some treats, Lassy. Now get in car."
Hobo's sign: "Will breath will for food"
Lunch - Lunches
Makes you wonder why the American kids are considered overweight when the British ones are having multiple lunches a day.
The irony is strong with this one.
Who else went through this guy's post meticulously in order to find a single rouge space that violated his own rules?
Come on, fess up. I know I did and I'm not ashamed to admit it.
Woosh.
A bad developer asks the team a useless questions that is probably covered in the company's coding style guidelines.
A terrible developer does not even understand the difference between "indentation" and "newline" and asked the wrong question.
The "older" standard is only tabs for indentation - You and Linus belongs in this camp:
Tabs are 8 characters, and thus indentations are also 8 characters. There are heretic movements that try to make indentations 4 (or even 2!) characters deep, and that is akin to trying to define the value of PI to be 3.
The "newer" standard is using spaces because the newer generation of developers are used to IDEs that does not handle vi and emacs style mode line well. Mozilla's code style guidelines is a prime example of this:
Indentation
Two spaces per logic level.
I, for one, would really rather the Firefox developers not be shot.
Then there's games like Modern Warfare 2 where Russians are portrayed as bad guys.
Did you even play the game? My impression was that the overzealous American Military Industrial Complex was the "bad guys" for starting WWIII.