They can (and maybe do) just include a microUSB adapter. I'm not entirely clear if the directive (not law) is even about connectors, but rather just about charging specifications.
You could say that about the intention of any service on the phone. Turning off GPS is supposed to turn off GPS. Does the implementation guarantee that's the case?
Some people just love to get in on the action, and if they can't do it by understanding the science, they'll do it by blindly dismissing the science. It's an easy route to giving yourself the impression that you're "in the know," putting yourself in the contrarian position (which is not always an incorrect thing to do if you've got the understanding back it up) and making yourself feel part of a more exclusive group. Eventually this all feeds back and you get people who think that being in the minority itself makes them more right than everyone else. c.f. Moon landing conspiracy theories.
There seems to be such a stigma, particularly on the internet, about saying "I don't know" or "I don't understand."
Lisa Simpson: It's better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt. Homer's Brain: . o O ( Uh-oh, what does that mean? Better say something or they'll think you're stupid!)
Who says it's correct? Title case is utterly pointless. At best is does nothing, at worst it introduces ambiguity. Replacing "and" with a comma always makes a headline harder to read, if not also ambiguous in some cases.
Just because an arbitrary rule is in one of many different style guides doesn't mean it's a good idea. Some papers used to write headlines all caps; why not go back to that?
Write it like you'd say it; capitalise it like you'd write it.
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So by these principles of mediocrity is all civilised life also bipedal, with two eyes, two arms, and five digits on each extremity?
It's not just whether they tell you or not. It's how they tell you, and whether or not they ever shut up about the damn thing.
What else is your teapot supposed to reply with when sent a request that was meant to go to your fridge?
And yet you're here comment on it. Get back to curing cancer, slacker.
as many as 75
So... 75, then?
Someone had a word quota...
The ISO code for British pounds is GBP, not BP.
Wabbit season!
They can (and maybe do) just include a microUSB adapter. I'm not entirely clear if the directive (not law) is even about connectors, but rather just about charging specifications.
You could say that about the intention of any service on the phone. Turning off GPS is supposed to turn off GPS. Does the implementation guarantee that's the case?
They have the ability to communicate en-route, but someone still needs to check for it, correlate it to a call
Someone? Sounds like a perfect job for one of these new-fangled computers people are always going on about.
Maybe he is using other scale.
Then there are 2 million cameras per person. So... no.
He said 25 millionS, plural. He didn't say how many millions.
But didn't he also argue that an entire group of his coworkers had inherently less potential than other groups simply based on their gender?
I don't know, did he?
It only has stuff I don't want nor need to know
Well, maybe they also looked at what other people who aren't you did.
Some people just love to get in on the action, and if they can't do it by understanding the science, they'll do it by blindly dismissing the science. It's an easy route to giving yourself the impression that you're "in the know," putting yourself in the contrarian position (which is not always an incorrect thing to do if you've got the understanding back it up) and making yourself feel part of a more exclusive group. Eventually this all feeds back and you get people who think that being in the minority itself makes them more right than everyone else. c.f. Moon landing conspiracy theories.
There seems to be such a stigma, particularly on the internet, about saying "I don't know" or "I don't understand."
Lisa Simpson: It's better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt.
Homer's Brain: . o O ( Uh-oh, what does that mean? Better say something or they'll think you're stupid!)
Or maybe, just maybe, if you're not an astronomer or a physicist then there are other people who know more about this than you.
Perhaps the idea that it's all a simplifying assumption is your simplifying assumption.
Most people just call them all lorries.
Who says it's correct? Title case is utterly pointless. At best is does nothing, at worst it introduces ambiguity. Replacing "and" with a comma always makes a headline harder to read, if not also ambiguous in some cases.
Just because an arbitrary rule is in one of many different style guides doesn't mean it's a good idea. Some papers used to write headlines all caps; why not go back to that?
Write it like you'd say it; capitalise it like you'd write it.
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Replacing "and" with a comma was a fairly dumb print media convention, but at least it served a practical purpose.
Unless you're paying for bandwidth by the byte, just use the word "and."
And stop using title case while you're at it...
It almost hurts. Especially when it is intended to buttress a grammar/vocabulary complaint, no matter how mild.
It's almost as if it was done deliberately for the purposes of irony.
denied the right not to answer the questions
I can see how they might physically deny him the right/ability to call a lawyer, but how was the above achieved?
ttf, not tiff.
Maybe you need a clearer font!
You joke, but I have long-pressed words in physical magazines in the expectation of getting a pop-up definition.
They also had to get a larger aerial plus signal amplifier.
We didn't all have to.
Ugh. Could you not have summarised the 10,000+ word story just a bit?
Even just a hint. Gene editing good? Gene editing bad?