And London discourages density--the "greenbelt" zoning practiced by the government prevents the construction of any suburbs to provide large amounts of low-cost housing to the population.
If we're going to do this then maybe we should trim the liberal parts of Texas off to create another state as well to keep things even
In fact, at least at first look, it'd even be easier. By the Constitution, splitting a state takes both the state government and the federal government agreeing on it. But the Texas state government can split the state of Texas into up to five states unilaterally, because it's a clause in the treaty signed with the then sovereign nation of Texas by which Texas joined the union.
The cost of the computer is meaningless, because it's only a small fraction of what you're paying. The real cost is the cost of hiring someone capable of administrating it.
So, pancake syrup may contain quite a bit of maple.
It's allowed to, but it won't. The whole point of table syrup is that it uses cheap corn syrup instead of expensive maple syrup. In order to maximize that advantage, a manufacturer will not put any expensive maple syrup in it, since he doesn't have to.
As others have pointed out, this isn't actually the mailing list, which is run in a much more resilient fashion. It's just a web archive of the list run by a guy as a hobby. Not nearly so critical.
Unlike many other web sites, Amazon seems to use a product description keyword based categorization system. If you're searching for a widget in a broad category (eg, "headphones"), it's nearly impossible to use Amazon to filter the search accurately by attributes because the filter categories are based on production descriptions, not actual specifications.
That's not a UI problem, it's a functionality problem. And how is the Amazon software supposed to catagorize products other than using the descriptions? Remember that what they're selling generally comes from someone else--all they really know about it is the product description the original seller gives them.
Which is more popular online? Esperanto or Klingon or Elvish (or other JRR Tolkien invented language)
Nerd alert: Tolkien invented two Elvishes: Quenya (High Elvish) and Sindarin (Grey Elvish). He didn't really create any other languages, just tossed a few phrases into his books to make them sound good (Dwarvish, Black Speech, Westron, Rohirric--note that Westron was usually "translated" into English while Rohirric was turned into Old English--all fall into this catagory).
Kennedy and Clinton prett7y much weaselled their way out, although Clinton did get his tail feathers singed. Franken and Conyers, not so much. Things seem to be changing.
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And then where do you live? There's no place cheap to move to.
And London discourages density--the "greenbelt" zoning practiced by the government prevents the construction of any suburbs to provide large amounts of low-cost housing to the population.
The summary said "firehawk." But it's not Thexder, either.
In fact, at least at first look, it'd even be easier. By the Constitution, splitting a state takes both the state government and the federal government agreeing on it. But the Texas state government can split the state of Texas into up to five states unilaterally, because it's a clause in the treaty signed with the then sovereign nation of Texas by which Texas joined the union.
You're absolutely right. I'm gonna start by not blindly trusting you, 'cause you're a fruitcake.
A device of persistant solid state memory, Why it is called a "disk" is a mystery lost to the depths of time, as it is not at all disk-shaped.
The cost of the computer is meaningless, because it's only a small fraction of what you're paying. The real cost is the cost of hiring someone capable of administrating it.
It's allowed to, but it won't. The whole point of table syrup is that it uses cheap corn syrup instead of expensive maple syrup. In order to maximize that advantage, a manufacturer will not put any expensive maple syrup in it, since he doesn't have to.
It's a fairly old joke. I came here to make it myself.
Ha, our app is Spa Fon! We're working on getting it to be Squa Tront, too.
Actually, that's conservative. CNN reports $850,000 to $1.4 million for US soldiers in Afghanistan.
As others have pointed out, this isn't actually the mailing list, which is run in a much more resilient fashion. It's just a web archive of the list run by a guy as a hobby. Not nearly so critical.
Is it bad that I immediately thought of this?
Ms Rambo is probably sick of that joke...
This will probably all end in tears.
Man, that was a great comic.
That's not a UI problem, it's a functionality problem. And how is the Amazon software supposed to catagorize products other than using the descriptions? Remember that what they're selling generally comes from someone else--all they really know about it is the product description the original seller gives them.
Just always provide a "none of the above" choice. If it wins, the election must be rerun, with the previous candidates barred from standing.
You keep parts of people? Sounds a little messy to me...
It's a major news article for Bloomberg! Now that's confidential.
Nerd alert: Tolkien invented two Elvishes: Quenya (High Elvish) and Sindarin (Grey Elvish). He didn't really create any other languages, just tossed a few phrases into his books to make them sound good (Dwarvish, Black Speech, Westron, Rohirric--note that Westron was usually "translated" into English while Rohirric was turned into Old English--all fall into this catagory).
Kennedy and Clinton prett7y much weaselled their way out, although Clinton did get his tail feathers singed. Franken and Conyers, not so much. Things seem to be changing.
"Hour and a half" would've been most accurate, since the times they give add up to 91 minutes.
Why shouldn't that be the point? Isn't that the reason you play games in the first place?
And the other standard joke: They've invented fuligin!
I'm assuming Windows Update looks for an installed AV. Only if there's an installed AV and no registry key do you get no update.