Whereas it does imply the "not yet sufficiently tested" category. Untestable relies on whether or not suitable, feasible, practical, and affordable testing methods are yet known. Theoretical physics overlaps the philosophy realm until certain kinks get worked out.
Did the student population who committed murder and then received a lobotomy, so they could no longer commit murder, show the same increase in test rates as the population sample that could no longer purchase cannabis?
Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the galaxy lies a small, unregarded yellow sun. Orbiting this at a distance of roughly 92 million miles is an utterly insignificant little blue-green planet whose ape-descended life forms are so amazingly primitive that they still think digital watches are a pretty neat idea. -- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams
Unfortunately, using Verizon's logic, Verizon should be paying the postal service extra to deliver their snark to the FCC rather than arriving in a timely fashion like say, transmission at a speed agreed upon in a contract between a service provider and customers at each end. And the postal service should be permitted to raise the price for certain customers based on increased quantity of mail sent over some arbitrary amount that can only be interpreted as "too much / we want more money / your speech isn't as free as the other customers'. "
And after installing a new hard drive after a crash, and finding out the thumb drive backup has gone missing / gone through the wash / doesn't actually complete a reinstallation?
Microsoft rebranding themselves as the Spartans after being the Morganites for so many years seems weird. Linux would probably be the Gaians, BSD the University, and Apple the Believers.
You can want to keep something that someone else can make non-existant. Neither the affordable care act, nor an insurance company dropping policies in anticipation of it or as the result of it, prevents a person from wanting to keep a plan that he or she likes. It's the same kind of weasel words that you'll find in almost any given commercial, promises nothing useful, and can be mistaken for meaning almost anything at all from the listener's angle.
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The scientists become less attached to the MBAs than to lab rats, which should eliminate some experiment bias.
I am very suprised no one's every run a study on this
It's been a century... but really? No one... like a certain automotive manufacturer in 1914... http://www.forbes.com/sites/ti...
It's been the American business model for years, though it only works if you keep exporting vinegar in the long run.
They obviously had to make way for the censorship fetish porn, such as the above summary.
And then offstage a Xerox representive coughs, walks onstage, announces who he is, punches each one in turn, and storms off, pissed.
Whereas it does imply the "not yet sufficiently tested" category. Untestable relies on whether or not suitable, feasible, practical, and affordable testing methods are yet known. Theoretical physics overlaps the philosophy realm until certain kinks get worked out.
Except that pornography is offensive to about 50% of the human race.
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Since you seem unfamiliar with reality, here are some useful links for you.
http://www.pouet.net/
http://modarchive.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D...
With a bit of cleverness, very impressive graphics and music can be conveyed using a tiny amount of storage space. Haste makes waste.
I know the ability to count the nose hairs of each actor certainly makes or breaks a show being enjoyable for me.
Intel continued to sell these to Atom users years after they should have been killed.
Killing the Atom users seems relatively merciful rather than continually being sold Intel video cards...
Did the student population who committed murder and then received a lobotomy, so they could no longer commit murder, show the same increase in test rates as the population sample that could no longer purchase cannabis?
- Have they been turned down for a raise when they've demonstrated they're consistently making the company more money than when they were first hired?
Anytime someone holds up a device and is able to determine the bugs in its source code by visually inspecting the device, take a shot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H...
Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the galaxy lies a small, unregarded yellow sun. Orbiting this at a distance of roughly 92 million miles is an utterly insignificant little blue-green planet whose ape-descended life forms are so amazingly primitive that they still think digital watches are a pretty neat idea. -- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams
As evidenced by how much better most games were per dollar spent in the floppy and CD offline era.
Something is rotten in dandmark.
Unfortunately, using Verizon's logic, Verizon should be paying the postal service extra to deliver their snark to the FCC rather than arriving in a timely fashion like say, transmission at a speed agreed upon in a contract between a service provider and customers at each end. And the postal service should be permitted to raise the price for certain customers based on increased quantity of mail sent over some arbitrary amount that can only be interpreted as "too much / we want more money / your speech isn't as free as the other customers'. "
And after installing a new hard drive after a crash, and finding out the thumb drive backup has gone missing / gone through the wash / doesn't actually complete a reinstallation?
That moment when you realize that fervor, hysteria, and blue balls all describe the same condition.
Microsoft rebranding themselves as the Spartans after being the Morganites for so many years seems weird. Linux would probably be the Gaians, BSD the University, and Apple the Believers.
You can want to keep something that someone else can make non-existant. Neither the affordable care act, nor an insurance company dropping policies in anticipation of it or as the result of it, prevents a person from wanting to keep a plan that he or she likes. It's the same kind of weasel words that you'll find in almost any given commercial, promises nothing useful, and can be mistaken for meaning almost anything at all from the listener's angle.
Smedley didn't get canned, the cancer persists.
It's just the metadata for a DDoS attack, not an actual attack. Nothing criminal about it.
Words and Grammar CHANGE. Enough people use the word AINT, it gets imported into the language.
You've spelled "ain't" wrong.