Please give an easier to follow, less convoluted, counterexample than the one you provided. I find that when someone can only scrape together something like that they tend to not have a point; I'd love to be shown otherwise.
"but I get my drink, go to the bathroom, and pop popcorn during commercials."
There are too many commercials for this to be a viable long-term strategy. And anyway, didn't you mean to say, "but I get my Pepsi, go to the bathroom (wiping with Charmin of course), and pop Orville Redenbacher's popcorn during commercials.
"Let's be serious here. We're talking about three 12 year olds, not a gang armed with axes and chainsaws. What damage could they possibly do to a cherry tree?"
Are you kidding? George Washington was 6 when he took down his first cherry tree (apocryphal nonsense though it may be).
'Any material to shield radioactivity will also become radioactive.'
What a bullshit statement. It completely depends on many things, such as the products of radioactive decay for the element/isotope combo you are talking about, and to simplify it into that all encompasing statement is meaningless.
"Yet he believes that he should be cracking down on behavior he doesn't like, rather than allowing freedom which is what most people want in a virtual world."
Yes, because not being able to the enemy race for fear that little kid's might get offended is such a world changing freedom brought to us by WoW. In UO I had many enemies, and most were born out of arguments, revenge, petty things like that but at least there was some sense of reason. In WoW you make enemies based on which one of two buttons you clicked during character creation 6 months ago.
-2 funny modifier seems to do it for me. Combined with sort by highest (except when you are moderating) Slashdot has bar none the best discussion on the web.
Yes, this flawed contest, which is based on votes. Because everyone is going to vote on your 'Drupal + 1 character from unofficial dude' instead of 'The Official Drupal Team Presents: Drupal'.
Pixel based layout still won't be zoomed; Some stuff will automatically expand because the images 'stretch' it, but typically only table based sites. Try a site like penny-arcade; zooming all the images still gives you a tiny column of text. In opera everything zooms.
It isn't just zooming images that is the main good thing about say Opera's page zooming; it is that it even zooms pixel based layouts. Slashdot is fine, it uses a flowing layout. Look at digg, it is pixel based; increase the font size in firefox and the margins don't get larger.
It isn't just images that need to be zoomed; it is also the layout. A site like penny-arcade or digg is almost unreadable on my tiny laptop screen because they use a fixed pixel width layout. Opera shines here as it zooms everything. You currently can't get the same out of firefox, even with an extension.
It is pretty easy for pdf to do that given that pdf documents have fixed documents; e.g. when you horizontally expand your browser the whole page has to be dynamically rerendered. In pdf this just causes a zoom in/out.
Analysts have consistently underestimated the appeal of the Virtual Boy, and they continue to do it despite all evidence that consumers actually, really do LIKE this thing.
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Please give an easier to follow, less convoluted, counterexample than the one you provided. I find that when someone can only scrape together something like that they tend to not have a point; I'd love to be shown otherwise.
He can't clarify, because you are right and he made no sense at all.
"but I get my drink, go to the bathroom, and pop popcorn during commercials."
There are too many commercials for this to be a viable long-term strategy. And anyway, didn't you mean to say, "but I get my Pepsi, go to the bathroom (wiping with Charmin of course), and pop Orville Redenbacher's popcorn during commercials.
No it isn't. Papers written by college students get read by no one.
"Let's be serious here. We're talking about three 12 year olds, not a gang armed with axes and chainsaws. What damage could they possibly do to a cherry tree?"
Are you kidding? George Washington was 6 when he took down his first cherry tree (apocryphal nonsense though it may be).
'Any material to shield radioactivity will also become radioactive.'
What a bullshit statement. It completely depends on many things, such as the products of radioactive decay for the element/isotope combo you are talking about, and to simplify it into that all encompasing statement is meaningless.
Oh god, I'm outing you. Everyone take note this looney is a Kevin Trudeau fan.
So you are telling me a solar sail is just as effective if it is radiator black as it is if it is reflective? Odd that they make them reflective.
So would you trade me $1075 for $18 a month for the next five years? I'll take you up on it; I mean hey, that's $25 in your pocket right?
"Yet he believes that he should be cracking down on behavior he doesn't like, rather than allowing freedom which is what most people want in a virtual world."
Yes, because not being able to the enemy race for fear that little kid's might get offended is such a world changing freedom brought to us by WoW. In UO I had many enemies, and most were born out of arguments, revenge, petty things like that but at least there was some sense of reason. In WoW you make enemies based on which one of two buttons you clicked during character creation 6 months ago.
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-2 funny modifier seems to do it for me. Combined with sort by highest (except when you are moderating) Slashdot has bar none the best discussion on the web.
Im' almost 100% sure he's talking about penny-arcade; which incedentally serves probably 99% cached data.
Yes, this flawed contest, which is based on votes. Because everyone is going to vote on your 'Drupal + 1 character from unofficial dude' instead of 'The Official Drupal Team Presents: Drupal'.
Compromise is actually very important to engineering.
Pixel based layout still won't be zoomed; Some stuff will automatically expand because the images 'stretch' it, but typically only table based sites. Try a site like penny-arcade; zooming all the images still gives you a tiny column of text. In opera everything zooms.
It isn't just zooming images that is the main good thing about say Opera's page zooming; it is that it even zooms pixel based layouts. Slashdot is fine, it uses a flowing layout. Look at digg, it is pixel based; increase the font size in firefox and the margins don't get larger.
It isn't just images that need to be zoomed; it is also the layout. A site like penny-arcade or digg is almost unreadable on my tiny laptop screen because they use a fixed pixel width layout. Opera shines here as it zooms everything. You currently can't get the same out of firefox, even with an extension.
It is pretty easy for pdf to do that given that pdf documents have fixed documents; e.g. when you horizontally expand your browser the whole page has to be dynamically rerendered. In pdf this just causes a zoom in/out.
Your mom's snatch got into a weedeater incident?
So I'm guessing booze is only sinful if jesus didn't craft it out of water?
Why not just use C++ and only use very little beyond the C subset. Namespaces come to mind as something C is sorely missing.
And where might that be? Behind the preposition?
Analysts have consistently underestimated the appeal of the Virtual Boy, and they continue to do it despite all evidence that consumers actually, really do LIKE this thing.
I'm well aware that Intel has more marketshare than AMD. It still stands that they have lost a lot of it in the recent past.