Why are we arguing about the content of a paper that hasn't yet been released? Why not wait for the paper to come out, read it, then argue about conclusions based on their supporting documentation?
"The Christians" has the same meaning as "The Muslims". It's an over broad statement which sums up all possible different groups under a single banner. Which specific group are you talking about? Mormons, Fundamentalist, Southern Baptists, Catholics, Protestant, or that guy Ed who lives down the street?
Each group follows different interpretations of what they consider "Key" aspects of their faith. Some follow a prophet that came after Jesus, some follow a different interpretation of when Baptism is appropriate, some just developed because of a lack of faith based infrastructure to ensure compliance.
Tell me about it.
I have to hold myself back because I know if I stretch any more of my coding muscle, no one around here will be able to support what I built. However, I firmly believe that if it requires me to get involved in the support aspect, I did a crappy job so the apps I build tend to either be self-repairing (primitively, compared to what I know I could do) or have the support aspect so automated that the rest of the staff can just click a few buttons and fix the issue.
Sometimes, though, I have to throw people bones and include 'bugs' just to give them something that they can use to talk crap about me. It makes them feel better thinking that I'm not as good as they thought I was and that they were able to find that obvious bug which I missed. In the event I don't want to put a bug in something for them to find, I just inflate my ego and do something stupid to give them a chance to try and knock me down a notch.
All in all, it's boring but pays well.
Maybe the database was built by the lowest bidder and consists of a single table (which is self referential in a logical way but not physical) of two columns: Name,Value.
According to some people I know, it's the most efficient way to store data because you don't have to worry about remembering all them pesky things like.. columns... indexes... foreign keys... actually getting results out..
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The Emperor doesn't have a Term Limit.
Chemistry helps me understand how to mix my own Cocktails... How can that not be considered important?!?!?!
Why are we arguing about the content of a paper that hasn't yet been released? Why not wait for the paper to come out, read it, then argue about conclusions based on their supporting documentation?
SOPA and PIPA were stopped because people found out.. What if this is just misinformation while they prepare something behind the scenes?
Location is everything when it comes to small earthquakes.. Might not be an issue in TX but would be an issue in other areas. http://news.discovery.com/earth/small-earthquakes-big-problem-120518.html
Microsoft is reportedly launching it's own windows phone smartphone.. It's expected to land somewhere in the pacific..
search Google for it but don't do it at work..
"The Christians" has the same meaning as "The Muslims". It's an over broad statement which sums up all possible different groups under a single banner. Which specific group are you talking about? Mormons, Fundamentalist, Southern Baptists, Catholics, Protestant, or that guy Ed who lives down the street? Each group follows different interpretations of what they consider "Key" aspects of their faith. Some follow a prophet that came after Jesus, some follow a different interpretation of when Baptism is appropriate, some just developed because of a lack of faith based infrastructure to ensure compliance.
I prefer the Science Daily version. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/09/120920202045.htm Less sensational.
I've a sudden desire to downmod your response... if only I had access.... which, now, I never will since I would abuse my power for evil purposes..
Call Kirk Douglass... it's Saturn III all over again....
Otherwise, I might have an iPad Mini you might be interested in....
Tell me about it. I have to hold myself back because I know if I stretch any more of my coding muscle, no one around here will be able to support what I built. However, I firmly believe that if it requires me to get involved in the support aspect, I did a crappy job so the apps I build tend to either be self-repairing (primitively, compared to what I know I could do) or have the support aspect so automated that the rest of the staff can just click a few buttons and fix the issue. Sometimes, though, I have to throw people bones and include 'bugs' just to give them something that they can use to talk crap about me. It makes them feel better thinking that I'm not as good as they thought I was and that they were able to find that obvious bug which I missed. In the event I don't want to put a bug in something for them to find, I just inflate my ego and do something stupid to give them a chance to try and knock me down a notch. All in all, it's boring but pays well.
Maybe the database was built by the lowest bidder and consists of a single table (which is self referential in a logical way but not physical) of two columns: Name,Value. According to some people I know, it's the most efficient way to store data because you don't have to worry about remembering all them pesky things like.. columns... indexes... foreign keys... actually getting results out..