Actually they should have done both. I think it would be interesting to see which people would friend the two personas.
You would then have four groups:
Those who friend everyone.
Those who friend random hot women they don't know.
Those who think the random hot women are spammers, but think they might actually know the other one somehow.
Those who friend only the people they actually know.
It's not selective as in other passages contradict it. It's selective as in there are other passages they ignore on unrelated topics. Such a list could go on quite long, but take for example passages about how slavery is okay.
"Arson Smith bid twice that amount, I'm sure he'll do a better job."
"...isn't there something fishy about the way his name sounds though..."
"Hush you, I've made my decision!"
"..."
Why can't it be in a per-user folder inside their profile ?
It is, at least for Chrome on Windows XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Local Storage
And file size is limited to 5MB per domain.
Much, if not most, of polite human society throughout history is based on pretending you didn't overhear coversations between people.
Which is what Google did. If they had actually used that information, then in the analogy it would be someone overhearing something the shouldn't have and then going home and saying "OMG, listen to this gossip!...". But Google didn't do anything with that information they "overheard".
True, but a CHAR(32) will perform better when you go to retrieve the information from the database, as long as there are no VARCHAR columns in the table. It won't be significant for small databases, but it is something to think about.
Mini Cooper should team up with those advertisements. That way when people ask you why you drive such a small car you can say, "I'm compensating for something."
They are confusing additive versus multiplicative increases. Yes, they could have said a 300% increase, but what I think they meant was 400% of (times) the original price.
But how will you know if someone has had physical access to your car? Opening a car door isn't that difficult, and I'm sure AAA aren't the only ones with the good tools to do it quickly.
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You would then have four groups:
I wish it would happen for Frisbee. No one knows what I mean when I mention an Ultimate disc.
I only drink the blood of my enemies.
And occasionally a strawberry Yoo-hoo.
I don't think he'll get the desired affect.
It's not selective as in other passages contradict it. It's selective as in there are other passages they ignore on unrelated topics. Such a list could go on quite long, but take for example passages about how slavery is okay.
"Arson Smith bid twice that amount, I'm sure he'll do a better job."
"...isn't there something fishy about the way his name sounds though..."
"Hush you, I've made my decision!"
"..."
I don't know... that site shows me:
It works!
I'm sure someone could find that offensive.
This is pretty good.
You don't have to wait 100 years if it fails early.
Why can't it be in a per-user folder inside their profile ?
It is, at least for Chrome on Windows XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Local Storage
And file size is limited to 5MB per domain.
So you're even more wrong than you think.
So is that an insult or a compliment?
Much, if not most, of polite human society throughout history is based on pretending you didn't overhear coversations between people.
Which is what Google did. If they had actually used that information, then in the analogy it would be someone overhearing something the shouldn't have and then going home and saying "OMG, listen to this gossip! ...". But Google didn't do anything with that information they "overheard".
Help push all the browsers to support HTML5 and just use />
<input type="email" name="user_email"
True, but a CHAR(32) will perform better when you go to retrieve the information from the database, as long as there are no VARCHAR columns in the table. It won't be significant for small databases, but it is something to think about.
Mini Cooper should team up with those advertisements. That way when people ask you why you drive such a small car you can say, "I'm compensating for something."
read once and recycle.
Well aren't you just the cutest little optimist. Yes you are!
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The summary pretty much restates the entire article...except for listing the people who declined to comment on the situation.
They are confusing additive versus multiplicative increases. Yes, they could have said a 300% increase, but what I think they meant was 400% of (times) the original price.
No one plays offline and alone.
This is Slashdot...
I still have an X-Box with XBMC from 2003 which works fine. I keep it at my girlfriend's house however, since I have new and shinier toys at mine.
Let the developers focus on the new stuff.
This doodle may overshadow the Official PAC-MAN 30th Anniversary Destination.
Yes, because google.com can handle being /.ed, pacman.com not so much.
not supposed to eat any port products
What if the ham came from the starboard side of the ship?
I think we can keep recursing like this until someone returns 1.
if (!isSigShown) showSigs()
return Re:Imagine this... (Score:-1, Offtopic)
But how will you know if someone has had physical access to your car? Opening a car door isn't that difficult, and I'm sure AAA aren't the only ones with the good tools to do it quickly.
err, twice