I would say it's more like the decoy is a crowd-control summon.
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Excuse me, what? How does a web application framework like Ruby on Rails try to automate nearly everything for the developer? Are you basing your opinion on it on trade materials?
What a retarded waste of resources. A media circus helps no one. The for-profit medical industry in this country isn't meant to help anyone get better if more profit could be squeezed out by keeping them just barely happy and not ever getting better. This is most especially true for mental healthcare.
You are clueless. OS X contains a LOT of BSD code. Linux contains a lot of code that was rewritten because it was "not invented here" -- maintaining architectural similarity with Unix. OS X is not BSD-derived. OS X is a BSD. Linux is Unix-derived, though, because it was not meant to be original.
I have been happily using clang++ at work for a while now and am thankful for the efforts in creating a real world-class open-source compiler suite! Glad to see FreeBSD become ever-freer!
The only place I think least-common-denominator language needs to be used is official communications: government-provided signs or legal notices and that sort of thing. Other than that, I cannot support the over-simplification of the English language. It really does only serve to limit the means of expression and therefore emotional breadth of discourse.
If you're a neuroscientist then why are you claiming that MDMA is habit-forming? Every possible action or inaction in the world is habit-forming given the right user and mindset. There must be some research to back up your claim, right? I keep up with modern medicine quite a bit and it seems that as soon as politics are out of the picture, the demons of "illegal" drugs mysteriously up and vanish. I can't possibly recommend listening to the advice of a faction that censors itself for political and not medical reasons. Big pharma has long ago lost my trust by approving a number of terrible medicines and never trying to fight for a lot of wonderful ones -- because it is not profitable enough. The bottom line, helping the individual, is not important enough. Sad.
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I don't think my phone is ever "Idle" when I have the "Sync" setting turned on and Gmail accounts set up.
this is EXACTLY the sort of reason I always have thrown my chips in with FreeBSD, not Linux.
Government projects like that tend NOT to use libraries and so not get benefit from a more popular language either.
I use both, regularly, depending on the language.
*insert joke here about 228 and weight*
I would say it's more like the decoy is a crowd-control summon.
Excuse me, what? How does a web application framework like Ruby on Rails try to automate nearly everything for the developer? Are you basing your opinion on it on trade materials?
What a retarded waste of resources. A media circus helps no one. The for-profit medical industry in this country isn't meant to help anyone get better if more profit could be squeezed out by keeping them just barely happy and not ever getting better. This is most especially true for mental healthcare.
You've never attended a conference, apparently.
I work at NASA. All bureaucracies are the same. Trust me. The standards are for tunnel vision.
Pretty sure you got told you should either add it yourself or pay a bounty if you're too lazy.
You are clueless. OS X contains a LOT of BSD code. Linux contains a lot of code that was rewritten because it was "not invented here" -- maintaining architectural similarity with Unix. OS X is not BSD-derived. OS X is a BSD. Linux is Unix-derived, though, because it was not meant to be original.
Are you serious?
unsigned int line = 1;
while (!done) {
try {
while (!done)
dostuff(i++);
} catch (excepion &whatever) {
logstuff();
}
It autonomously drives itself home to charge.
I would love to integrate a Kinect sensor into this design and change the control scheme a bunch....
I've been using Ruby for a decade and yet to find much suck. I love working with the language. Where should I be looking, pray tell?
What phone do you have to unlock to dial the emergency number? That's not normal.
No, you are confusing it with the Caduceus (which is itself confused with the Rod of Asclepius). The double-helix is stacked/offset, not intertwined.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caduceus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_of_Asclepius
http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/handbook/illustrations/dnastructure.jpg
Where do you see all of the common free Unixes in a decade from now?
I suspect that most corporations use revision control and implement backups.
I don't believe that you can make a claim like that if you do not have experience in the incremental parser code of an IDE.
I have been happily using clang++ at work for a while now and am thankful for the efforts in creating a real world-class open-source compiler suite! Glad to see FreeBSD become ever-freer!
An artist isn't going to Slashdot to ask for advice, dude.
The only place I think least-common-denominator language needs to be used is official communications: government-provided signs or legal notices and that sort of thing. Other than that, I cannot support the over-simplification of the English language. It really does only serve to limit the means of expression and therefore emotional breadth of discourse.
If you're a neuroscientist then why are you claiming that MDMA is habit-forming? Every possible action or inaction in the world is habit-forming given the right user and mindset. There must be some research to back up your claim, right? I keep up with modern medicine quite a bit and it seems that as soon as politics are out of the picture, the demons of "illegal" drugs mysteriously up and vanish. I can't possibly recommend listening to the advice of a faction that censors itself for political and not medical reasons. Big pharma has long ago lost my trust by approving a number of terrible medicines and never trying to fight for a lot of wonderful ones -- because it is not profitable enough. The bottom line, helping the individual, is not important enough. Sad.