If you think Finnish or Hungarian are difficult, you should play around with the languages spoken by some of the native north americans... Imagine infixes, where you split apart a word and stick a new syllable in between the two halves to conjugate... and those conjugations are based on the physical position in space the speaker is to the object, and which direction he's facing!!! And that doesn't even take into account the tones and the respect-level modifiers!
"Her assertion should not be misread to infer that she never broke school rules," the district said of Ms. Redding in a brief, "only that she was never caught."
That assertion that our school district isn't a cover for a child porn ring doesn't mean that we don't molest children every day of the week, only that we haven't been caught.
Blur out the things you think are important and now the terrorists have a super EASY way of designating targets! Anything that is blurred out gets top priority! Idiots!
If other people say you are bipolar, you should get yourself checked out. Not knowing, or not being able to believe that you are bipolar is sort of a classic symptom of the disease... Trust me.
From TFA: "Do you know, young man, how much money it's going to cost you to defend yourselves against Jones Day?"
So, basically, here's a just saying, point blank, that he's not in the business of justice... that it's irrelevant if you are right in the eyes of the law, if you don't have enough money, you lose. It's refreshing to see a judge being so honest.
What value is the arbitrary name? Cnames are great, and you can map services like you say, but if you have an arbitrary name, you still will need to keep a translation table somewhere that has to be updated. Are you in the habit of changing services that the physical machines offer? How is the name "grumpy" more helpful than either a physical description of the machine or it's location in the office such as "ubuntu_4ghz_2tb" or "redhat_basement_rack3" or something like that?
By your logic, I can name all the variables in my code "x", "y", and "z" and then complain that they've hired *idiots* who can't remember that "x means the number of items in the shopping cart, duh". I could claim it's just a rite of passage into the world of complex software development...
Why not name them "prod01", "prod02", "dev01", "staging01", etc? It makes no sense at all to name them "happy", "goofy", and "Voldemort". All that does it add possible confusion. All you need to do is have a new hire forget for a moment that "Dolphin" is your five-nines-must-be-up-at-all-costs production database and "Porpoise" is your office quake server to have a massive, highly costly, possibly fatal failure... If you aren't naming your servers what they ARE, instead of some idiot meaningless name, you are a bad sysadmin who is just adding one more point of failure to an already complex system, simple as that.
Want to argue with me? Answer me this: Why it's a best practice when coding to name the "Total annual cost" variable something like "totalAnnualCost" instead of "HappyZippers"?
While partially true... your post ignores the element of surprise. If I surprise you, then your gun is negated, you don't have a chance of drawing down on me... so now instead of a disparity between levels of strength, we have a disparity between stealthy and the clumsy.
If the VP is the same for either guy, then he negates himself off both tickets. It doesn't matter if he is good or bad, because he both helps or hurts both tickets. It makes since that the algorithm should ALWAYS pick the same guy for both sides. That's the best way for both sides to ensure that neither side accidentally picked the WRONG guy. It's classic Prisoner's Dilemma.
This is nothing but a blatent ad. Some guy at a comapny says, "The thing my company makes is awesome!" and that's *it*. There is zero content here? I guess I need to just make up the rest on my own? Ok, fine, "Tom Clancy: Endwar", WILL change the face of RTS gaming... It will be so bad that nobody will ever trust an RTS game to ever be fun again. It will cause heartburn.
You're given the choice: "Shoot this dog, or we kill your entire family".
What do you do?
Wrong analogy. It's more like, "If you want to do business with us, shoot that dog". We know what Google will do in that situation. Wrong analogy. It's more like, "If you want to do business with us, beat that man and make him eat his own shit." We know what Google will do in that situation.
Homeboy ought to move to where you live. However, as he lives where he lives, the laws of where he lives were enforced, not the laws where you live. That, unfortunately, is the Way Things Are.
According to where *I* live, the right to free speech is *inalienable*. Regardless of nationality, my country believes that this right cannot be taken away. And my country is the 800 lb gorilla...
The energy of any possible collision with Earth is "1.1 million tons of TNT", which is about 4.6 petajoules. I expect the energy required to pull it into orbit would be in that order of magnitude [...] I'm not sure how you many nukes it would take to apply that much kinetic energy to an object in space, but the biggest nukes can release in the order of 2 petajoules of heat.
Are beaver dams unnatural? Are honeycombs unnatural? Why is it unnatural just because it's something that humans do? Maybe factory farming is just our natural way.
Let me fix that for you: Businesses in America model their offerings based not on what they can do... but what they think they can get away with which is why they can no longer compete with much of the world.
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no no no, all wrong. Terrorists that stupid went out with the stone ages. they at least use simple substitution code now:
happy puppies freedom nike friendship jesus smile yay
Thirty-something years ago I never would have imagined my peers working to undermine our freedoms by writing such code. I just don't get it.
Hi there! Allow me to introduce you to the concept of money.
If you think Finnish or Hungarian are difficult, you should play around with the languages spoken by some of the native north americans... Imagine infixes, where you split apart a word and stick a new syllable in between the two halves to conjugate... and those conjugations are based on the physical position in space the speaker is to the object, and which direction he's facing!!! And that doesn't even take into account the tones and the respect-level modifiers!
"Her assertion should not be misread to infer that she never broke school rules," the district said of Ms. Redding in a brief, "only that she was never caught."
That assertion that our school district isn't a cover for a child porn ring doesn't mean that we don't molest children every day of the week, only that we haven't been caught.
Blur out the things you think are important and now the terrorists have a super EASY way of designating targets! Anything that is blurred out gets top priority! Idiots!
If other people say you are bipolar, you should get yourself checked out. Not knowing, or not being able to believe that you are bipolar is sort of a classic symptom of the disease... Trust me.
From TFA: "Do you know, young man, how much money it's going to cost you to defend yourselves against Jones Day?"
So, basically, here's a just saying, point blank, that he's not in the business of justice... that it's irrelevant if you are right in the eyes of the law, if you don't have enough money, you lose. It's refreshing to see a judge being so honest.
What value is the arbitrary name? Cnames are great, and you can map services like you say, but if you have an arbitrary name, you still will need to keep a translation table somewhere that has to be updated. Are you in the habit of changing services that the physical machines offer? How is the name "grumpy" more helpful than either a physical description of the machine or it's location in the office such as "ubuntu_4ghz_2tb" or "redhat_basement_rack3" or something like that?
By your logic, I can name all the variables in my code "x", "y", and "z" and then complain that they've hired *idiots* who can't remember that "x means the number of items in the shopping cart, duh". I could claim it's just a rite of passage into the world of complex software development...
Why not name them "prod01", "prod02", "dev01", "staging01", etc? It makes no sense at all to name them "happy", "goofy", and "Voldemort". All that does it add possible confusion. All you need to do is have a new hire forget for a moment that "Dolphin" is your five-nines-must-be-up-at-all-costs production database and "Porpoise" is your office quake server to have a massive, highly costly, possibly fatal failure... If you aren't naming your servers what they ARE, instead of some idiot meaningless name, you are a bad sysadmin who is just adding one more point of failure to an already complex system, simple as that.
Want to argue with me? Answer me this: Why it's a best practice when coding to name the "Total annual cost" variable something like "totalAnnualCost" instead of "HappyZippers"?
Apparently I was dead.
Fucking zombies....
All the gold that will ever exist on earth is already here...
Asteroid mining.
While partially true... your post ignores the element of surprise. If I surprise you, then your gun is negated, you don't have a chance of drawing down on me... so now instead of a disparity between levels of strength, we have a disparity between stealthy and the clumsy.
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If the VP is the same for either guy, then he negates himself off both tickets. It doesn't matter if he is good or bad, because he both helps or hurts both tickets. It makes since that the algorithm should ALWAYS pick the same guy for both sides. That's the best way for both sides to ensure that neither side accidentally picked the WRONG guy. It's classic Prisoner's Dilemma.
This is nothing but a blatent ad. Some guy at a comapny says, "The thing my company makes is awesome!" and that's *it*. There is zero content here? I guess I need to just make up the rest on my own? Ok, fine, "Tom Clancy: Endwar", WILL change the face of RTS gaming... It will be so bad that nobody will ever trust an RTS game to ever be fun again. It will cause heartburn.
Such a species cannot survive.
trees.
Wrong analogy. It's more like, "If you want to do business with us, shoot that dog". We know what Google will do in that situation. Wrong analogy. It's more like, "If you want to do business with us, beat that man and make him eat his own shit." We know what Google will do in that situation.
Homeboy ought to move to where you live. However, as he lives where he lives, the laws of where he lives were enforced, not the laws where you live. That, unfortunately, is the Way Things Are.
According to where *I* live, the right to free speech is *inalienable*. Regardless of nationality, my country believes that this right cannot be taken away. And my country is the 800 lb gorilla...
The energy of any possible collision with Earth is "1.1 million tons of TNT", which is about 4.6 petajoules. I expect the energy required to pull it into orbit would be in that order of magnitude [...] I'm not sure how you many nukes it would take to apply that much kinetic energy to an object in space, but the biggest nukes can release in the order of 2 petajoules of heat.
So, two and a half then.
No they don't, otherwise I'd be moderated : Informative.
And factory farming is far from natural.
Are beaver dams unnatural? Are honeycombs unnatural? Why is it unnatural just because it's something that humans do? Maybe factory farming is just our natural way.
demolished man, i think, was the name
Let me fix that for you: Businesses in America model their offerings based not on what they can do... but what they think they can get away with which is why they can no longer compete with much of the world.
How fast is that?