Nowhere in the description does it say it will deliver pizzas one at a time; I would assume it would do multiple deliveries per run for efficiency's sake.
why the hell is Facebook digging into public records in the first place???
To be able to suggest exactly the sort of Facebook friending that they did. Establishing and indexing these sorts of relationships for advertisers is how they make money, you know.
I don't know the facts; the article didn't give them. It depends on what they had to do; if they didn't have to actively subvert the site, it's more like they took it to the checkout counter and the register charged them $0 for it. They even have the receipt. Is that theft?
That makes more sense. Since K-rations were retired in 1948, you'd have to be pretty damned old to have eaten them. C rations were retired in 1958, you sure it wasn't MCIs (Meal Combat Individual) you ate? They were the successor to C-rations and the immediate predecessor to MREs and very similar to C-rations. They weren't completely retired until years after their replacement by MREs in 1981.
Really? Ships had pretty reliable means of open sea navigation for at good 1000++y before GPS and even before the first aircraft, gradually improved trough the centuries. Paper maps, magnetic compass, more or less accurate clocks, tools for optical measurements? Whatever happened to them?
A: You need a sextant or some such; such things are not generally carried on ships any more. B: You need someone highly trained to navigate this way; it is no longer guaranteed that you'll have a navigator trained for it. C: The sea is enormously more crowded than it was in centuries past. The relatively low accuracy of these methods is no longer good enough.
LORAN-C depends on transmission stations, a lot of which are gone (although some aren't). The US and Canadian stations were shut down in 2010. Since they have to build new stations anyways, why not incorporate improvements? There's been a lot of advances since the 1970s.
Uh, no, it doesn't work like that. "It's my opinion" is not a magic phrase that wards off all charges of defamation. If I say "It's my opinion that John Smith is a child rapist," John Smith can still sue me for defamation. Mind you, I think this is an utterly invalid suit, but not because Bruce Perens said "it's my opinion."
There's also the fact the consequences of pregnancy hit women more immediately and personally, so they're wiling to put up with more to get birth control.
Exactly. "Burning cash" is not necessarily a bad thing. If done right, it'll be getting you to a place where you're making cash. But if you can't stop burning cash, that's bad.
Nowhere in the description does it say it will deliver pizzas one at a time; I would assume it would do multiple deliveries per run for efficiency's sake.
He died a week ago!
No, the court implied that censorship doesn't stop an otherwise valid copyright claim.
To be able to suggest exactly the sort of Facebook friending that they did. Establishing and indexing these sorts of relationships for advertisers is how they make money, you know.
I don't know the facts; the article didn't give them. It depends on what they had to do; if they didn't have to actively subvert the site, it's more like they took it to the checkout counter and the register charged them $0 for it. They even have the receipt. Is that theft?
Yeah, a paywalled link is really meaningful to 99% of us.
So, 9th generation, then?
Retrospect? I said right from the start that thinking smartphones and full blown computers had the same UI needs was batshit insane.
That makes more sense. Since K-rations were retired in 1948, you'd have to be pretty damned old to have eaten them. C rations were retired in 1958, you sure it wasn't MCIs (Meal Combat Individual) you ate? They were the successor to C-rations and the immediate predecessor to MREs and very similar to C-rations. They weren't completely retired until years after their replacement by MREs in 1981.
You're posting as Anonymous Coward. You're already a nancy-boy.
Well, it'll have to come out!
A: You need a sextant or some such; such things are not generally carried on ships any more. B: You need someone highly trained to navigate this way; it is no longer guaranteed that you'll have a navigator trained for it. C: The sea is enormously more crowded than it was in centuries past. The relatively low accuracy of these methods is no longer good enough.
LORAN-C depends on transmission stations, a lot of which are gone (although some aren't). The US and Canadian stations were shut down in 2010. Since they have to build new stations anyways, why not incorporate improvements? There's been a lot of advances since the 1970s.
No, it's not the end of typing.
Actually, it was no GPS, no maps, because you can't get paper maps any more.
Uh, no, it doesn't work like that. "It's my opinion" is not a magic phrase that wards off all charges of defamation. If I say "It's my opinion that John Smith is a child rapist," John Smith can still sue me for defamation. Mind you, I think this is an utterly invalid suit, but not because Bruce Perens said "it's my opinion."
What about RED?
Wow. Did you try the lost and found when you were looking for your sense of humor?
with GREAT FLAMING EYEBROWS!
Spell checker? That won't help. It's spelled correctly. It's the wrong word, but it's spelled correctly. That's why I don't like spell checkers.
All programs are equal, but some are more equal than others.
There's also the fact the consequences of pregnancy hit women more immediately and personally, so they're wiling to put up with more to get birth control.
I voted third-party since I couldn't stomach either of the candidates, but Clinton actually took my state. So it didn't make much difference.
Exactly. "Burning cash" is not necessarily a bad thing. If done right, it'll be getting you to a place where you're making cash. But if you can't stop burning cash, that's bad.
Absolutely. Who wants a car that looks like this?