I have a couple machines at home that run tomcat and apache (and others that I can't afford a license to) to test out configuration ideas and to wade into new technologies and new versions prior to the POCs we run through. That way I can be the leader in these efforts at the office, instead of everyone fumbling around.
The people that fall into the bucket of not able to cook for the reasons you mention are also the ones likely to hear a study that says multivitamins don't work, and if they were taking them will stop.
It's not like I don't WANT to eat a more healthy diet. I do get the salad greens at costco and try to do it when I can, but when I am putting in 12 - 16 hour days it ain't possible to do it. And I LIKE cooking. There are millions of people that don't like cooking and can't make anything tasty to save their lives
Healthy foods are not cheaper. You can get a full meal from mcdonalds for under $4. That can live in the fridge for weeks and never go bad. Spend the same $4 on fresh foods and they will go bad in days
I bet the news of this study causes more harm than good. The takeaway many will have is that multi vitamins don't help anyone. When they clearly serve a purpose for those stuck on the fast food treadmill
The qualifier is stupid. If you are well nourished you don't need to supplement anything. But if you aren't lucky enough to be able to have the time to prepare your own perfect meal every day, then you may need something.
let's also remember the current post office is protected from many searches by the government, private entities are not. That is also a driving force here.
Remember SimCity early this year? Yeah, EA and Maxis should know how to do this stuff, they should live and breathe this stuff, but that was a big giant failure for weeks, too.
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I have a couple machines at home that run tomcat and apache (and others that I can't afford a license to) to test out configuration ideas and to wade into new technologies and new versions prior to the POCs we run through. That way I can be the leader in these efforts at the office, instead of everyone fumbling around.
The people that fall into the bucket of not able to cook for the reasons you mention are also the ones likely to hear a study that says multivitamins don't work, and if they were taking them will stop.
Yep.
It's not like I don't WANT to eat a more healthy diet. I do get the salad greens at costco and try to do it when I can, but when I am putting in 12 - 16 hour days it ain't possible to do it. And I LIKE cooking. There are millions of people that don't like cooking and can't make anything tasty to save their lives
If mcdonalds is on your route to or from work, the drive through is 5 minutes, max.
most restaurant food is far from healthy.
Full of sodium and fats
in what world is canned chili healthy?
There are some things that the 100% is just a guess, Vitamin D is a good example of this
or I am sitting at my desk working while posting to slashdot, but that same time can not be taken to the kitchen at home to cook.
There's being lazy and then there's the weeks where I work 12-16 hours a day.
So you get to 2-4 stores each week, the time searching for what's on sale and learning too cook, all for free, and it takes no time?
The time spent making this meal is already more than 4 bucks off time
Time and effort is not free
Healthy foods are not cheaper. You can get a full meal from mcdonalds for under $4.
That can live in the fridge for weeks and never go bad. Spend the same $4 on fresh foods and they will go bad in days
I bet the news of this study causes more harm than good. The takeaway many will have is that multi vitamins don't help anyone. When they clearly serve a purpose for those stuck on the fast food treadmill
exactly.
The qualifier is stupid. If you are well nourished you don't need to supplement anything. But if you aren't lucky enough to be able to have the time to prepare your own perfect meal every day, then you may need something.
yeah, and those that don't get a balanced diet?
Paying for pensions for people who haven't even been born yet is a good pension requirement?
let's also remember the current post office is protected from many searches by the government, private entities are not. That is also a driving force here.
How about removing the ridiculous pension requirements that congress placed on them, then they would be profitable.
Remember SimCity early this year? Yeah, EA and Maxis should know how to do this stuff, they should live and breathe this stuff, but that was a big giant failure for weeks, too.
How much does that involve the W3C?
How much of that $67B for video games is streamed through a web browser? How much of that mobile game market is streamed through a web browser?
Video games are a drop in the bucket, many more people watch video than play games. When talking about browse based drm, I definitely think video
music, maybe. It's video that is a nightmare right now
Seriously? That's 4 years ago. That's a lifetime in the industry